The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-07-31
. SOCIAL EVENTS

A FAMILY REUNION OF UN-
usual interest took place Wednesday
July 30th, on the north shores OF
Big Birch lake when sons, daughters
grandchildren and great grandchil.
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Alsonzo Clark
deceased, gathered together at the old
parental home for the first time in
some twenty-five years.
This home was built by son, A
E. Clark of Willard, 46 years ago, il
being the first frame building in
Grey Eagle township. This same
house was the scene of the marriage
of their son, George E. Clark to Anna
Haddy and also the birthplace of Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Clark's children
Glen, Myrtle, and Basil.
Most of. the old landmarks have dis
appeared during these years of prog,
ress but still enough remains to bring
back to memory many pleasant things
of the past which makes that place
dear to their haerts. Those present
at this happy reunion were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clark, Ellensberg,
Wash. Mr.. and Mrs. William Gala
han of Miami, Florida and son, Ker-
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Fuller,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fuller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Fuller and children,
Eagle, Mr.. and Mrs. George E
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. O.. H. Janecke.
and family, of Sank Centre, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Weel and family of Willard,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Clark of st.
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Hack and
daughter of Ogiivie.
The day was spent in way never
to be forgotten by those present and
in the evening they all departed for
their various homes with a wish in
their hearts that they all might meet
again.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON ABOUT
one hundred members of 4 the Ode
Fellows and Rebeccas with their
families gathered at the Frank Pang-
burn Grove in Sank Centre and held
a picnic. The committee in charge
of arrangements are to be compli.
mented for the splendid success OF
the affair, which was fostera for the
sole purpose of general get-to-geth-
er and have good time, and become
better acquaintd with each other. Al
600 o'clock most bountiful dinner
was served on one large table al
which were seated some seventy.
three members. After the good din.
ner had been disposed of, the picnick
ers loaded into automobiles ano
journeyed to the Paul Domke farm
at which place they took possession
of the barn and started in too have
one of those old fashioned gooc
times, dancing old time dances with
old time music, which was furnished
by various members of the party. MOI
in one single instance did the plans
of the committee fall short of what
they had anticipated to make this
get-to-gether 90 per cent success
and at midnight when the partici
pants made ready to depart for theil
respective homes, declared they ha6
enjoyed every detail of the afternoon
and evening.
AT A BEAUTIFULLY APPOINT
ed luncheon, at one o'clock on Sat
urday last, Mrs. H. G. Bergman
announced the engagement of hel
third daughter, Esther to Mr.. Theo
dore Arens of Hill City, Minnesota
The Borgmann home on South MAR
street was tastefully decorated \. Will
sweet peas and roses. The news o.
the engagement was conveyed to tn
twenty guests present by clever lit
tie notes hidden within daisies
which "don't tell''-but did tell
Miss Esther is at present engaged a
assistant manager of the College CAT
eteria at the University Farm. Sht
expects to be in Sank Centre aftel
Aug. 1st until Sept 17th, the datt
set for her marriage to Mr.: Arens
All four girls were home for tn
occasion-Mrs. Mable JSpeilacy o.
Marble, Mimi, Sylvia OF Lincoln
Neb., and Louise at home.
LITTLE MISS LAURA MAY HY
laman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 2
: C. Hylaman, entertained number
of little friends at her home MONDAY
afternoon in honor of her third birth
.day. Ice cream and cake were serveo