The Sauk Centre herald., 1924-11-06
SOCIAL EVENTS

MR.. AND MRS. FRANK PANG-
burn have received the announce
ment of the marriage of their only
son Carol, which occurred, Saturday,
November 1, at Oak Park, LII. The
young man is a graduate OF the Sauk
Centre High School and also a grad
uate of the electrical engineering de-
partment of the University OF MIN
nesota. During the World War ne
enlisted as a Volunteer In the Ma
rines and after the Armistlce, be-
came a member of the Army OF Oc-
cupation in Germany.
The first intimation that Mr.. and
Mrs. Pangburn knew that their son
was to be married was when they re-
ceived letter stating that the event
had taken place. His many Sauk
Centre friends join the Herald in ex-
tending congratulations.
A NUMBER OF YOUNG FOLKS
were guests at party at the nome
of Miss Bernadine Holier Saturday
evening of last week in compliment l
to Raymond Borgmann who Is Is at at
tending St. Johns College and was
home for the week end. Dancing
was the evenings program followed
by sumptuous lunch.a The guests
were: The Misses Margaret. Ford, Luz
ellie Knickerbocker, Helen Brown,
Armella Holler, and Messrs Doty and
Clark Kinsella, Lawrence Hall, Richv
ard and Gaylord Davis. s
CLARA AND PAUL KRUGER
entertained number of guests at a
party Halloween night. A most de-
liehtfuI evening was spent in a so
c;al manner, followed by delicious
lunch. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Bailey and son Roger,
John and Della Bailey, Jack Dueg,
Rnth W;ike of Padua Dorthea, Arm
old and Elmer Volkmann, George, VI
ola, Alvin, Evelyn, and MayDele
Ruehmann, Alton and Adeline Stark,
Malvin ,Hendrickson, Arnold -Poppv'
and Minnie Beyer-Contrlbuted.
EDITH O'GARA AND CORENE,
Covle were hostesses at HalloWe en-
nartv at the home of the formers
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Gara,
Thursday evening of last week.
Games appropriate for the season
were played and at $3.50 o'clock
dainty refreshments were served. The
following youngsters were present:
Alice Heraiy, Myrtle Berry, Hazel
Mortenson. Vera Sparkes, Gerald
Covle. Malcom Davis, Sigurd Hoime,
Dean Kinsella, Glen Sullivan and
Kenneth Mickey,
MISS ELEANOR GOODPASTER
entertained a number OF her Irlenos
at a Halloween party given at hef
home last Friday evening. Inc party
was carried out with Hallowe en- Dec
orations and entertainment. Ihose
present were: Doris Benson, Letna
Bartell, Caraneu Janecke, Evelyn "a
Mortenson, Fern Peschek,. Averlll
Bartell, Paul Markson, Archie hines,
Valarian Schoenhoff, Herman Hedln,
Arnold Janecke and Harold Gray.
r.
MISS HELEN BROWN WAS
hostess at a very charming HaiioWe, en-
narty at the home of her parents,
M and Mrs. John A. Brown, FRI
,day evening of last week. There We're
rem guests present and the evening
was Spent in games and "stunts" ap-
nropriate to the occasion. A de,
Eghtful Halloween lunch was served
later in the evening.
MEMBERS OF THE RELIEF
corps. please bring your contrlnu-
tions of jelly and fruit for the needy
soldier's families, outside OF the
s.Home.'' to the meeting Saturday,
Nov 9Th. Donations from friends
outside of the corps gratefully re-
ceived-Katharine A. Norris, Pres.
MARGARET BROWN ENTER
tainea the following little folks at
Halloween party at the home OF ner
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. brown
Thursday evening of last week: Cor,
enc and Gerald Coyle, Marie ana
Raymond Minette, Marjorie iaylor,
and Dean Kinsella. Following gapes
very dainty Halloween lunch was
served.
MISS NELL HANSEN WAS
hostess at a 100 o'clock luncheon to
the Neighborhood Club Wednesday