The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-05-01
SOCIAL EVENTS

SAUK CENTRE WILL SEND A
number of ladies to the annual gath
ering of the Sixth district Federation
of Women's Club which meets at
Little Falls Wednesday and Thursday,
May and 8. The meetings will be
held at the Maude Moon Weyerhaeu-
ser Hall.
The officers of the Sixth District
are president Mrs. l.. A. Mathews,
Wadena; Vice-Pres., Mrs. w. C. Cobb,
Brainerd; Rec. Sec. Mrs. M. v. Ell
lingson, Ironton; Cor. Sec. Mrs. R.
Finkle, Wadena; Treas. Mrs. U. S.
G. Henry, Park Rapids.
The program of the convention
promises an unusually splendid af-
fair with many notable speakers.
Wednesday Afternoon, May 7th
2:00-Registratio of Delegates.
2:30-Invocation. Rev. Paul j.
Bockoven.
Address of Welcome. N. N. Rcrg-
helm, Mayor of Little Falls.
Response, Mrs. U. S. G. Henry,
Park Rapids.
Vocal Duet-Mrs. Neil D. Wood
worth and Mrs. Charles Jenesen, Lit
tie Falls.
"The Wide Horizon" Mrs. T. G.
Winter.
President of the National Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs.
4:00-Tea at the Elks Home. By
the four Federated Clubs, Little Falls.
6:3O-Supper at the Methodist
church, served by the Ladies' Aid.
Wednesday Evening
8:0O-Violin Solo. Miss Alice JOHN
stone, accompanist, Mrs. w. A. M.
tombstone, Brainerd.
Trio Mrs. w. A. M. tombstone,
Misses Alice tombstone and Carol
Dean, Brainerd.
Conservation of Our National Re
sources" H N. Wheeler, Chief Ct
Pr blic Relations of the United States
Folest Service, Denver, Colorado.
Thursday Morning May Sth
.OO-Executive Board meeting.
:30-Reports # officers.
10:00-Reports of Clubs.
81 80 Electt Of Gfricer-
Thursday Afternoon
, c0-Openlr.: lrayer, Iev. Arth-
or Goodger.
I,ano Solo--Mi..s Naomi Randall,
Little Falls.
quitting First Things First" Mrs.
j. E. Rounds, State President.
Readings-Miss Elvira Ruth, Lit
tie Falls.
REORGANIZATION of State Depart
ments" Mrs. F. w. Witch, State
Chairman Committee on Efficiency
in Government, Minnesota League of
Women Votersgy
Ride to Blanchard Rapids Dam.
THE FIRST DANCE OF THE
season at Greenland Monday evening,
was splendid success. The attend
.ance was not as large as the promot-
ors had hoped but when the roads
and weather conditions were taken
into consideration they were highly
gratified. About seventy tickets
were sold and the music furnished by
the Sank Centre orchestra gave gen
eral satisfaction.
The next dance at the Pavilion will
be Friday evening, May 18th, and will
be put on under the auspices of the
Sank Centre Travelling Men. This
organization has put on number of
other dances in the past and they
have always furnished high grade en-
tertainment, and you can sattend this
dance with every assurancefof having
an ENJOYABLE time. The Herald un-
derstands that the Fair Association
and American Legion, swho have
charge of the pavilion this season, do
not plan on having dance at the
Pavilion oftener.t than every two weeks
during the season.
THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING
of Naomi Chapter, Order OF the
Eastern Star, win be held at the Ma
sonic Temple, Tuesday evening May
9th. There will be initiatory work,
and important business. All members
are urged to attend.
MRS. JOHN ToMBERs WAS;
pleasantly surprised on her 63rd
birthday, Tuesday April 29th. she
beautiful presents by her daughter,
friends and neighbors. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames John Holler,
Fred Lamphrey, Jos. Dickhaus, Ben
Dickhaus, Jake Hoffman, Irve Car