The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-31

They gave the music last Sunday eve
ming to good appreciative audience.
The pastor appreciates also, the help
of these young people and the pres
ence of many visitors and strangers
attend these services.-Contributed.
GRADAT1M CLUB REGULAR
meeting will be held in the Junior
High building Wednesday, Feb. 9th
at 500 p. m. The program as out
lined will be interesting. Mrs. S. s.
Wyand will give a review of the
chapter Mature in Contemporary
Poetry. Mrs: R. v. Plant will re-
view and criticise Rebecca Vests
novel, "The Judge" and Mrs. A. v.
Sutton will take up the biography of
the author. Mrs. v. G. Wedge will
review and criticise Emerson Hough's
book, "North of So" and Mrs. Geo.
Bergman will give biography OF the
writer. -
!, TUESDAY! EVENING AT 6:3O
members of Pilgrim Commandery,
Knights Templar, were guests at an
informal dinner served at the Ma
sonic Temple at which the larger
portion of the feed consisting Of two
large ganders, was furnished by Sig
urd Holme. Sir Knight L. A. Walk
er was chairman of the committee in
charge of the dinner which was COM
plete with all the trimmings. Later
in the evening the Order of the Red
Cross was conferred upon Compan-
ions James B. Stricken and Jos. l..
Heraly. Following this, the Knight OF
Malta was conferred upon Messrs
Stricken and Heraly and Sigurd
Holme. ss=t-...
MRS. HOLMAN AND INFANT
SON and her mother, Mrs. Metz and
brother Harold Metz and Mrs. Costel-
10 were entertained by Mrs. Brophy
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
They had card games, music, dancing
and singing. Mrs. Metz has been
here for some months caring for her
daughter who has been in very poor
health and is not entirely well yet.
Mrs. Metz is from Cincinatti, Ohio. :
THE MEMBERS OF THE NINTH
grade of the Junior High School en-
.joyed very charming little party in
the high school auditorium Saturday
evening of last week. The guests en-,
tertained themselves with music,
games and dancing followed by de-.
Ilicious refreshments at IL 100 o'clock.
Besides the class members, the teach
ers in the Junior High school were
present.
w. e. CoRNFORTH, WHOSE
birthday anniversary occurred Thurs
day, January Gath, was very pleas
antly surprised in the evening when.
about twenty-eight friends and neigh.
bors called to help him celebrate. The
evening was spent in a charming so
cial manner, followed by refresh
ments5at 1900 o'clock.
MRS C. D. MARSHALL WAS
hostess this Thursday noon at 100
o'clock Bridge luncheon. The guests
present being: Mesdames R. r.
Kells, o.. Wheeler, j. A. Caugkren,
Helen Ingram, R. A. Crickmer, Mary
Hogan, and Miss Margaret Donohue.
g. >,n
;, MRS. r. R. KELLS ENTER
tanned the following ladies at an en-
joyable session of Bridge Tuesday
evening: Mesdames E. A. Richards
A. M. Wallace and P. Lamb. Light
refreshments followed the evenings
card game.
THE DEGREE OF HONOR
Lodge will have social evening i
the Third Street Cafe, Friday eve
ming, February LIST. The public are
cordially invited.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON OF
this week Beatrice Martyr enter
tanned the Misses Evelyn Kusba,
Thelma Staebler and Isabel Conkey
at luncheon at her home.
MR.. AND MRS. FRANK PANG.
burn were hosts at 600 o'clock
dinner Monday evening. Rev. and