The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-01-22

rice was in evidence and to top off
the auspicuous occasion, a good old
fashioned charivari was staged.
"The happy young couple will
spend several days on the farm, when
they will return to Swanville and go
to housekeeping.
"Miss Anderson who is a telephone
operator is very lovable and popu-
lar young lady, and her sunny dispo-
sition and many little Accommodations
while in the telephone office won
many friends for her. The Profess
sor is now on his second year as
Superintendent of the High School, is
a line young man of exemplary
habits, has taken an active part in
Civic enterprises and has won for
himself the highest esteem of all. /"
THE CARD AND DANCING PAR
ty at the Community Club last eve
ming under the auspices of the Third
Division of the women of Our Lady
of the Angels Catholic church, Mrs.
George Bergman chairman, was a
splendid success from every angle,
over two hundred attending.
The early part of the evening was
spent playing 500, with dancing in
the main hall. A splendid lunch was
served at midnight. Mrs. Jake Sic
ben and Mrs. F. J. Gallenbeck won
the women's prizes, and Nick
Schwartz and Vinette Cummings, the
mems prizes, at 500.
The Herald understands that the
ladies of the church are planning on
another one of these parties before |
Lent.
THE FOLLOWING GUESTS
very pleasantly surprised Mrs. Jo-
sephine Prash, at her home Wednes-
day evening of last week, the day be-
ing her birthday anniversary. $500"
was enjoyed during the evening at the
close of which a sumptuous repast
was served. Those present were:
Messrs and Mesdames F. P. Minette,
George Paul, Ray Prasch, Frank
Schlichte, John Mondloch, B. o. Vo-
gel, Edwin Johnson, the Misses Ge-
nevive and Florence Vogel and Arth-
ur Kranz.
THE MISSES HELEN BROWN,
Bernadine Holler and Mrs. Albert
DuBeau were hostesses at a sleigh
ride party Sunday afternoon which
was followed by supper at the Main
Street Cafe after which the party at
ended the theatre. Guests were:
rhe Misses Madeline and Helen Kin
'ella, Amelia Holler, Mrs. Russell
Schultz, and Messrs Happy Dickinson,
Victory Flynn, Albert DuBeau, John
Costello, and Lawrence Hall and Ed
lie House.
MESSRS AND MESDAMES H. S.
1alverson and F. w. Sprague were
losts at very charming and inform
] dinner dance at the Palmer House
saturday evening of last week.
twenty-five couples were in attend |
nee, the out of town guests being,
1r. and Mrs, Henry Halverson of
)sakis, Miss Susan Stryker of Du-
nth, and DR.. G. Hennemann of St. ]
loud. 1t
THE LADIES' SOCIETY OF THE :
church met with !,
lrs. c. S. Sparkes, assisted by Mrs. I
!. H. Vandesteeg, Wednesday after 7
DON of last week. At the close of v
ne afternoon very dainty lunch f
'as served. q
MESDAMES E. A. RICHARDS, 6
heodore Dock and Miss Lucy Hunt :
re entertaining the members of the Q
oreopsis Society of the Congrega-
onal church at the homeof the form a
r, this Thursday afternoon. |;
A PARTY OF NORTH ASHLEY !
Dung folks enjoyed a sleigh ride
riday evening. They went to the s.
ONE of Peter Anderson where they n
ljoyed cards, games and dancing. p
t midnight delicious lunch was
,rved by the bachelors
Those present were: Daisy Robert 4
IN, Laura Upton, Louise Upton, !,
ora O'Brien, Gertrude Finch, Bertha /"
ifmeyer, Mae Upton, Anna Pflip-
n, Alice Upton, Edna Kiffmeyer, Ell Z
Blair, Agnes Anderson Josephine 1
eese, George Sukke, Rudolph Suk- "
J, Walter johnson. Henry Schwani