The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-02-08
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ONE OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
of the season will be an exclusive and
informal party given by the Aetna
Hook and Ladder Co., of the Sank
Centre Volunteer Fire Department in
the Commercial Club rooms, Friday
evening of this week. Three new
members will be taken into the Oh
ganization with the pomp and dignity
which BELTS this organization. Cards
will be played; there will be some
square dances, and snack to eat.
1t is said that the "Hooks" have
more two handed feeders than any
like organization in the city, and
this part of the program is expected
to be the real feature of the evening
The Herald editor tried to horn in on
this party but was told there was
nothing doing as the "Hooks" were an
exclusive bunch. ...-.s
THE ENTERTAINMENT COM
mittee of the American Legion Aux
iliary very delightfully."- entertained
the Legion on a sleigh ride party
Wednesday evening. The party, con,
sisted of four loads, drove out t.
the Farmers Club where cards wer
played, and they danced to the bes
of music. At HOO o'clock sumptu
Gus lunch was served. Everyone he
a splendid time and the Auxiliary ar
planning on several more entertain
ments of this kind.
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THE EPISCOPAL CHOIR WEnE
entertained at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. Dewey O'Gara, Wednesday eve
ming. Music and cards furnished thu
evenings entertainment followed %,
delicious seats" Those present were
Rev. and Mrs. Crickmer, Messrs ant
Mesdames A. F. Strebel, Fayette
Cooper, Russell Cooper, L. O. Gray
Mrs. Jack Cotton, Mrs. L. Brown
Misses Inez Brown, Harriet Sweet
man, Dorothy Bugbee, Thelma Stab
Ter, Henrietta Crickmer, Hattie Erwin
Nell Hansen, and the Messrs Charles
Nolan and Leland Gray, Wilfred Lar
son, and Elmer and William Crick-
mer.
MRS. E. JAMESON ENTER
tanned three tables at bridge last
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs
John Cotton, of Warsow, N. Y. Those
present were: Mesdames. Julian Du-
Bots, Lynn Whitson, D. B. Caughren,
A. F. Moynihan, Ben Dubois, William
Parker, H. T. Austin and the Misses
Craig, Galogly, and Nell Hansen
Dainty refreshments were served.
MR.. AND MRS. EVERETT LUX
entertained the following at a $500
card party on Saturday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bergman, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Fred Borgmann, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Fettgather, Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Lux, Ed Minette and Mrs. F. E. Mir
ette
A SMALL BIRTHDAY DINNER
and theatre party was given at the
Palmer House and Caughren theatre
last Thursday evening by S. L. In.
gram for his daughter, Miss Cert
rude Parsons. Their gueses were
Mrs. James Ingram, Mrs. H. S. Hal
version, Miss Gertrude Hilliker, Messr
A. L. Ingram, F. w. Sprague, james
Stricken. s
THE MEMBERS OF THE FRS
and second division of our Lady O
the Angels church will hold a foo.
sale at Dowswell's Drug Store, Sat
urday afternoon, Feb. TO- The sale
will start at 2:30.-Adv.
THE w. R. C. OF THE B. r.
Palmer post will meet in the post
rooms in the library Saturday after
noon, Feb. 10. The local members O.
the G. A. R. are invited guests and
the program will be devoted to thu
memory of Abraham Lincoln. Az
members of the w. R. C. and G.. A. r
are urgently requested to attend II
o.
s RUDOLPH BRYNGLESON, al
well known Sank Centre young mar
was united in marriage Saturda,