The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-12-20
SOCIAL EVENTS

FRIDAY OF LAST WEEK MR..
sad Mrs. August Zuelke were hap
pily surprised at the home of their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Lembke in honor of their golden
wedding anniversary. In the early
evening thirty friends of this worthy
couple gathered at the Lembke home
after which the guests of honor were
sent for. Mr.. and Mrs. Zuelke were
married in Chicago, Dec. Ia, 1878.
They came to Minnesota in 1877 and
located in Freedom county where
they resided until six years ago when
they moved to Milwaukee, Wis, but
for the past four years they have
made Sank Centre their home. Eight
children have been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Zuelke, all of whom are living.
Aside from Mrs. Lembke, the only
child able to be present at the Golden
wedding celebration was William
Zuelke, a son, of Aitkin. A congratu-
iatory.: letter was received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Zuelke from Reb.
Gese, of Milwaukee, their former
pastor.
Mr.. Zuelke is "a years old and his
companion of half century is t..
The evening was informally enjoyed,
a feature of which was short adj
dress by their pastor, Rev. Stein of
Zion Lutheran church. After cards
q delicious luncheon was served.
Mr.. Lembke's parents celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary in
Albert Lee six years ago. They also
have eight children all of whom are
living. 1t is ain unusual experience
for two families associated by
marriage to have celebrated their
Golden wedding anniversary without
a break by death in either family.
The Sank Centre friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Zuelke join with the Herald
in extending congratulations, and ex-
press the hope that they may enjoy
each others society, health, and pros
perity for many years to come.
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MISS DOROTHY SPENCE EN-
tertained the members of her Sunday
School class in the basement of the
Congregational church Saturday af-
ternoon. Following indoor games
and music a sumptuous lunch was
served. Those present were: Glen
Sullivan, Lloyd Brown, Kenneth Rob-
inson, Vera Sparkes, Alice sHeraly,
Alice Pangburn, Hazel Mortensen,
Vera LeSeur, and Donald Sugden.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE FISH
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. De-
Laurier entertained the members of
the official board of the Methodist
church and few intimate friends at
a $50 dinner Tuesday evening. Fol
lowing the dinner short business
meeting was held. Thirty-seven
guests were present.
a.
MRS. EDWARD BRECKEN EN-
tertained Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
Alfred Anderson, Mrs. E. Brecken,
Mrs. I. w. Davies, and children,
Mrs. Ole Oleson, Mrs. Walters and
Mrs. c.. R. Gray. At 4:30 dainty
lunch was served.
D.
MISS RAHMA WEISNER ENTER
tanned a number of girls at "Sew-
ing Bee" last Friday evening, those
present being: The Misses Eula Lee,
Lena Soldahl, Alma Forsberg. ia
nette Dahlem. Rita Borgmann, Mer-
ced Bishop, Evelyn Kusba, and Oct
tavia MacNamara. A very dainty
lunch followed the evenings program.
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MRS. FRANK PANGBURN WAS
hostess at a TOO o'clock dinner Fri
day evening to the members OF the
Methodist Episcopal church choir and
their husbands and wives. The
guests wer: Messrs and Mesdames
Opheim, DeLaurier, O'Gara, Rassmus-
sen and Deziel.
THE MARRIAGE OF MISS
Merle Harder to Joel Sogard at the