The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-10
SOCIAL EVENTS

ABOUT FIFTY COUPLE AT
tended the informal dancing party
given by the Old Time Club at the
Community Club rooms Tuesday eve
ming. Dancing started shortly after
eight and ended just before midnight.
Those not caring to dance enjoyed
cards. The Herald understands that
this was the first of a series of dan
ces to be given by the Old Time Club
during the winter season. The next
will be given Jan. oath. These dan
ces are not public affairs, an invita-
ton being necessary to participate.
Those attending Tuesday evenings
party are loud in the praises of the
manner in which the dance was
handled and of the music furnished
by local artists.
MESDAMES S. S. WYAND
and Frank Pangburn entertained
the members of their Sunday School
classes at 7:30 dinner Thursday eve
ming of last week, in the parlors of
the Methodist church. AS the men,
bers of both of these classes are boys,
each gentleman had the privilege of
inviting a lady friend as his guest.
Following the dinner indoor games
were played. Those present were
Doris and Ruth Benson, Margaret
Rosenberger, Vivian MacNamara,
Georgia Brown, Julia Cleveland, and
Richard Sweetman, Edward Peter
son, John Allen, Myron Erickson,
Elmer Bradley, Ronald Degree, DON
aid and Douglas Opheim and Earl
Grove of Morris.
MISS ANNA DWYER WAS THE
victim of a pleasant surprise party
held at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Dwyer, residing
five miles east of this city, Thursday
evening, Jan. 3rd, the occasion being
her birthday.
Those present were: Messers.
Bruce and Allen Wilcox, Ronald
Stewart, Victor Key; John and Rich
ard Freeman, Herbert Husiman, Ar
thur Sweeney, Lester Burdick, Clar-
ence ngen, Fred and Henry Kruse,
and Bruce Elliott. The Misses Lenora
and Margaret Key, Ernestine, Ronel-
la and Rudine Stewart, Loretta Hush
man, Mildred Freeman, Teasel and
Elvira Kennedy, and Frances Kruse.
The evening was spent in dancing,
music and card playing. At midnight
a delicious lunch was served A very
enjoyable evening was spent. The
guests departed, wishing Anna many
more happy birthdays.-Contri
MRS. ]. F. coYLE ENTER
tanned a number of little folks last
Friday afternoon in honor of her
granddaughter Corine's 18th birth
day anniversary. Following games
and other amusements, very dainty
refreshments were served. The color
scheme in the dining room was very
cleverly carrid out in orange and
white, each little guest receiving a
favor. Those present were: Edythe
O'Gara, Vera Sparkes, Hazel Morton
sen, Elda Hardin, Alice Heraly, Mar
ion Minette, Margaret Brown, Micky
Hansen, Vivian Sugden, Cecil and
Irene Moynihan.
THE MISSES EILEEN AND MA
donna Brown and Pauline Konne en-
tertained number of girl friends at
Bridge last Wednesday afternoon, af-
ter which delicious lunch was
served. The invited guests were:
The Misses Mildred Geuting, Inez
Brown, Henrietta Crickmer, Made
line and Mable Kinsella, Fay Parker,
Ermalin Borgmann, Thelma Staeb-
Ter, Isabel Conkey, Marjorie Rezen-
check, Harriet Sweetman, Mrs. r.
Schultz, and Mrs. M. Wernig.
MRS. RUSSELL SCHULTZ WAS
hostess at two tables of Bridge Sat
urday afternoon of last week. The
guests weie: The Misses Henrietta
Crickmer, Eileen and Madonna
Brown, Marjorie Rezencheck, Erma-