The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-25
SOCIAL EVENTS

MISS HAZEL MORTENSON,
whose twelfth birthday anniversary
occurred Monday, September FL, en-
tertained the following little girls at
her home in the evening: Elizabeth
Strauss, Vera and Patty Sparkes,
Dorothy Walker, Dorothy Heraly,
Corene Coyle, Oral and Laura Wruck,
Luella and Hazel -Kringen, and Edith
O'Gara. A very pretty color scheme
in pink and white was carried out and
following games and music, dainty
refreshments were enjoyed.
O.
MONDAY OF THIS WEEK OC-
Cured the marriage of Rudolph
Sorenson of Elbow Lake and Miss
Rose A. Osmundson of Wahpeton,
N. D. Mr.. Sorenson has been en-
ployed in Sank Centre for sometime
past on brick construction work at
the Home School. For the time be-
ing and until the work is completed
at the schools, Mr.. and Mrs. Soren-
son will occupy the V. T. Conklin
cottage on Sank Lake. They expect
to leave Sank Centre about Novem-
; Der 1st, for Chicago.
D.
A NUMBER OF YOUNG LADIES
of the Methodist church met at the
home of Miss Alma Bishop Thursday
evening of last week and organized
a Dorcas Society, electing the follow
ing officers: President, Mrs. S. w.
Wyand, Vice President, Miss Clifford
Everhardt, Secretary and Treasurer,
Miss Hattie Hedin. Very dainty re-
freshments were served following
the business meeting. 8
STANLEY oPHE1M, SON OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O.. Opheim of this
city celebrated his seventh birthday
anniversary Tuesday afternoon at
which time he was host to the follow
ing little folks: Elsie Clark, Betty
johnson, Catherine Dahlem, Ruby
Michaelson, Alice Scanlon, Pullman
Peterson, Jr., Sarlton Eckberg, Milo
Michaelson, and Billie Riggs. Games
were enjoyed and at 500 o'clock a
most tempting birthday lunch was
served.
s' ABOUT TWENTY YOUNG LADY
friends of Miss Victoria Schwartz
were guests at surprise party in
her honor Monday evening OF this
) week. Games, music and general
social time was enjoyed by the self
invited guests, followed by a most
sumptuous repast. Miss Schwartz
expects to eesleaye Friday for Mill
waukee, Wis, after spending the
past two months visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Schwartz.
napc mITIIAM EIJJOTT I'm.
tertained Monday afternoon at tea in
honor of Mrs. Sam Cheneworth who
expects to leave for the Cities We'd
nesday morning to stay indefinitely.
The following ladies were present :
Mesdames George Rice, 0. s. Cass,
r. Truax, Minnie Mann, Eta Wilcox,
and granddaughter, Leora, David
Cleveland, ]. E. Bonner and daughter
Marion.
i THE FIRST REGULAR MEET
ing of the Graditim Club will be
"wednesday Oct. LIST at the home of
Mrs. A. F. Moynihan. There will
be business session at 800 O'Clock
and reports of the recent county
convention will be given. All meIa-
fbers are urged to be present i.las
MESDAMES B. F. ANDaJ. .3F !,
Dubois, Henry Borgmann and Az + !.
Strebel entertained the teachsrsi xsot
Ethe Junior and Senior High Schools
Mt the Dubois home at Fairy Lake
at a 600. o'clock dinner Wednesday
evening, after which cards were
played.
MESDAMES AXEL MEJERTQN
and M. Wernig entertained at e1ght
tables of Bridge at the home Of the
former on Birch street, "Wednesday
afternoon. The color scheme wei
very cleverly carried out in oranga
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MISS DAVIS ENTERTAINED A
number of teachers at her home Mon
day evening, the program being sew.
ing and fancy work, after which the
hostess served most delightful
lunch. = :
MISS EVELYN MORTENSON
entertained tie following girls zxaG