The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-05-29
SOCIAL EVENTS

THURSDAY AFTERNOON OF
last week at 4:30 o'clock occurred
the marriage of Miss Rosine Clock
Yin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Glockzin residing twelve miles.
west of Sank Centre, to Mr.. Ernest
Alderman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Alderman, residing in Ashley town
ship, Rev. j. A. Stein officiating. The
bride was attended by her two sis
tiers, Lena and Mable, and young
er brother of the groom, was the lat
ter's attendant.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton for relatives and intimate
friends was given at the home of the
brides parents.
The happy couple will be at home
to their many friends on one of the
: Alderman farms in Ashley township
in a short time.
A FATHER AND SONS BAN
quet given under the auspices of the
Mems Bible Class of the Methodist
church was held in the parlors of
the church Thursday evening of last
week at $50 o'clock to which sew
enty-five dads and lads sat down.
The dining tables were very taste
fully decorated in pink and lavendar
with lighted candles down the cen
ter. Following the banquet a num-
Der of toasts were given, DIR. H. +.
Henneman presiding as toast-master.
w. B. Morgan gave an interesting
talk on the Boy Scout work, and
toasts by DR.. Sweetman, Rev. Wyand,
George Fish, and Rev. Thompson OF
Osakis were enjoyed The affair was
a delightful and pleasing success and
it is planned to make these banquets
annual events.
MISS JUNE ARNDT WAS HOST
ess at a picnic at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Arndt,
on the shore og Sank Lake Tuesday
morning, the pupils of the first
grade in the public school Of which
She is member, being the invited
guests, with their teacher Miss Dun
Gas. The picnic was a success from
every angle and the little folks en-
loved a very delightful morning. In
the afternoon, the pupils of the
Third grade and their teacher, Miss
Ellingson were the guests of Miss
Prudence Arndt and another picnic
was enjoyed by the members of this
grade. Mrs. F. w. Sprague assisted
Mrs. Arndt in arranging a program
for the picnickers which included
games of every sort, boat riding, and
of course sumptuous picnic lunch.
MISS LAURA PETERSON EN-
teltained number of teachers at a
marcel shower in honor of Miss Mar
~ of tho hnnon nf Mrs
c. g. Henrcmann Wednesday re-
mig of last week. The party was a
complete surprise to the young ls6y
who was the recipient of many beau
aieuI and practical git IS. Nah Jong
was the evenings program liter
which dai,.,y lunch was served The
color. scheme Of the dining rooT and
table was carried out very cleverly
in pink and white. Mrs. c. F. Hen
nemann, Mrs. C. E. Bohall and the
Misses Everhardt, Bugbee,. Nitardy,
Peterson and Hunt were the guests
present.
MRS. J. B. GEUTING LEFT FRI.
day for Minneapolis to attend Miss
Mildred's piano pupils recital which
was held May % at the Bloomington
school auditorium. Mr.. Geutlng
came up from Wisconsin to- attend
returning for his work IN Wisconsin
the next day. The recital cgnsisted
of two parts. The first act included
the beginners. first year pupiis-the
second the advanced pupils.
At the end of the tlrst act Miss
Geuting was presented with
beautiful boquet of 26 roses by hel
class. The recital was an attractive
and financial success and the money
has been donated to the school for
general music fund to help develop
interest in music next year.
MRS. LOUIS BORGMANN EN-
tertained number of little hddies
Thursday afternoon of last week II
honor of her daughter Ione's fiiftf
birthday anniversary. The young
sters enjoyed games until bot
o'clock when very dainty birthday
lunch was served. Those present
were: Doris and Lorraine Claseman
Margaret McGhee, Katherine Magee
Mary Maroaret Barron Vera TAYLOR