The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-05-22
SOCIAL EVENTS

LITTLE MISS HELEN PETER
son was hostess to number of little
friends at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Peterson,
Wednesday afternoon, the occasion
being the little lady's third birthday.
Those present We're: Rosamond and
Louise Parker, Dorothy Walker, AL
ice and Dorothy Heraly, Echo Rae
Clough, Hazel Mortenson, Katherine
and Irene Cliff, and Leta Child.
Games were played until 500 o'clock
when a dainty lunch was served.
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LAST WEDNESDAY EVENING
Miss Ermalin Borgmann entertained
a. few intimate friends and relatives
in honor Of her parents twenty-sec-
ond wedding anniversary. The party
was complete surprise to Mr.. and
Mrs. Borgmann. Cards were played,
followed by a delicious lunch. The
guests were: Messrs and Mesdames
Ferd Borgmann, j. A. Schoenhoff,
Everett Lux, Mrs. Frank Minette
and Ed Minette.
THE FIRST ANNUAL DANCE
given by the Sauk Centre Travelling
men at Dreamland Pavilion Friday
evening of last week was as splendid
success. About 125 couples enjoyed
the fine music and high-grade
entertainment provided. Each one of
the sixteen travelling men living in
Sauk Centre was active to see that
their guests were well provided for.
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MRS. GEORGE STEINER AS
sisted by Mrs. T. H. Kraemer and
Mrs. A. L. Blk, entertained at the
second of series of Bridge parties,
at the formers home on Birch street,
Wednesday afternoon. Cards were
played at six tables. Today, Thurs
day the hostesses are entertaining at
the third and final party at the
Steiner home. &ts
MISS RENEE HAYTER WAS
hostess at farewell party in honor
6f Miss Dorothy Spence at the home.
Of Rev. and Mrs. Cecil S. Sparkes
Tuesday evening. Following de-
lightful social evening, a very dainty
lunch was served. The guests were: !:
The Misses Gallager, Thomas, Gfikey,
Hugbee, Everhardt, Wyatt, Larson
Ad Dundas.
MRS. ]. F. COYLE WAS HOST
eSs to the following guests at 500
dinner Wednesday evening: Rev.
Jbhn A. Fearon, Mrs. Mary Fearon,
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Borgmann,
and Mr.. and Mrs. S., p: Hansen,
u Following dinner the guests en-
joyed cards.
sMR. AND MRS ROBERT RAS-
mussen were very pleasantly sur
prised Tuesday evening by the Meth
odist choir who called in honor
OF their goth wedding anniversary.
The guests entertained themselves
with music and other social activi-
ties and at 11:30 sumptuous lunch
was served.
zMR. AND MRS. JAMES B.
Stricken entertained Messrs and Mes
danes William Parker, F. w.
Sprague, and Julian Dubois at a
$50 picnic dinner at their home in
Btoehyn Thursday evening Of last
week.
mrs. H. G. WAGNER ENTER
tained Mesdames j. F. Dubois, P.
Lamb, j. F. Cooper and Alex jamie
son lat Bridge Thursday afternoon Of
lastsweek. At 600 o'clock the host
ess Served a delightful dinner.
ERANKLIN CLIFF WAS H0SF
; I'd. T. number of his young friends at
the fhome of his parents on the
n6rfh side of the river, Saturday.
After a delightful afternoon light
refreshments were served. sss
THE CoREoPSIS SOCIETY OF
the congregational church are meet
ing at the home of Mrs. John Han
sen assisted by Mrs. August Otto this
Thursday afternoon.
JOHN COSTELLO ENTER
tanned the following young people at
$500 o'clock dinner Sunday eve
ming: The Misses Irene Brophy, Olive
and Rose Costello, and Messrs Robert
and Fred Mossman of Ward Springs.
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MRS. GEORGE BROWN RE-
ceived an announcement this Thurs
day afternoon of the marriage of her
brother, John E. Kinsella, to Miss