The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-02-05
SOCIAL EVENTS

A VERY ENJOYABLE FUNC-
ton for those participating was the
joint installation of Sank Centre
Camps of Modern Woodmen and
Royal Neighbors at the Community
Club rooms Thursday evening of last
week. The ladies took the initiative
when Installing Officer Mrs. Effie
Robinson, indicted the following Roy
al Neighbors into office:
~ Oracle-Hildur Otto.
Vice Oracle-Edna Barnett.
Past Oracle-Etta Wilcox.
Receiver-Lillian Truax.
Marshal-Lula Deziel.
Asst. Marshal O'Gara.
Inner Sentinel-Laura Hylaman.
Outer Sentinel-Marie Tabor.
Managers-Marie Allen and Alta
Grandall.
Musician-Helen Rasmussen.
The following officers for the
Woodmen were installed by C. S. AL
len:
! V. Cos. Heraly. g..
w. A-Bert Olds.
Clerk-Frank Bunker. i.
Banker-Howard Wilcox.
Escort-Paul Domke.
Watchman-William Steege.
iSentry-Robt. Rasmussen.
Director, three year term-Henry
Otto, Sr. ..
Physicians F. Moynihan and
r. H. Sweetman.
With the business of the evening
out of the way, the Woodmen and
their ladies proceeded to have their
annual frolic, cards and dancing be-
ing the main features, followed by a
substantial lunch at IL: 100 P. M.
Music for the party which lasted until
100 A. M, was furnished by Rad
er's orchestra. .-..
A VERY PLEASANT SURPRISE
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Schwartz at their home Monday eve
ming in honor of their fortieth we'd
ding anniversary. Cards were played
during the evening and sumptuous
lunch served at midnight. Mrs.
Schwartz was presented with-a hand
some aluminium percolator.
The self invited guests were
Messrs and Mesdames Tony Nathe,
F. P. Minette, John Mondloch, Nick
Schwartz, Mrs. Math Nathe, Mrs.
Frank Minette, Ed Minette, Mrs J /.
B. Sauer, Mrs. Jos. Dirnberger, Mrs.
John Wiener, Mrs. B. o. Vogel, and
George Mann.
MRS. C. H. CHILD went to Alex
andria Friday afternoon of this week
and in the evening attended recep-
ton given to Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave
A. johnson (Elva Child) at the home
of Mr.. Johnson's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ~Adolph Johnson. The function
was attended by about As friends of
the happy couple and was very de-
lightful affair. Mrs. Child returned
to Sank Centre Saturday noon.
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THE SAUK CENTRE BOY
Scouts participated in a "Jamboree'
on Monday evening at the Community
Club rooms. All of the Scouts were
present and according to all reports
a merry time was enjoyed.
Peculiar and comical costumes were
worn and the party took on the form
of a masquerade. Scoutmaster Nor
gan had a difficult task on his hands
keeping the Scouts from running wild
The program was made up of boxing
matches, tug of war, strength con.
tests, stunts, community singing ano
a good feed.
Some of the mothers of the boys
furnished the "eats" and their inter
est in the party was appreciated by
all of the boys. Another "Jamboree'
is planned for next month.
MRS. o. w. DOWSWELL AS
sisted by Mrs. Alex Jameson were
hostesses to the w. N. A. Circle al
1.-THE home of the former Tuesday af
ternoon
MESDAMES HENRY OTTO JR.I
H. S. Halverson and Miss Esther
Sprague were hostesses Saturday al
the home of the former, this being the
third of series of five Bridge lunch
cons which they contemplate giving
Following the 1 80 luncheon, Bridge
was enjoyed at ten tables. Yellow
and white formed the color scheme
of the party. Mesdames Otto ant