The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-09-10
Miss Isabel Wilson,

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and Miss Kathleen Clearihue.'
'.The groom's gift to the bride and
matron of honor and bridesmaids
were bar pins set with diamonds and
pearls. Mr.. and Mrs. Muir Barber
left on a motor trip to Chicago, Min
neapolis, Toronto, and Brantford.
The bride travelled in navy blue
suit with grey hat.
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FAIRMONT WILL ENTERTAIN
the Federated Women's Clubs OF
Minnesota Sept. Is, 16 and II. Elab-
crate arrangements have been made
for entertainment and very inter-
esting program has been arranged.
Mrs. Glen Otis, president of the
Gradatim Club, Sank Centre, stated
to the Herald Tuesday that she did
not think that any of the Sank Cen
tres Women's organizations would be
represented at the Fairmont gather
ing.
The Sixth District is to be repre-
scented in the music contest at, the
state meeting.
At the PaynesviiIe district meeting
last May a group of six club women
from Bertha, Mimi, won the music
contest in competition with a group
of women from the Book Lovers club
at Paynesville. Miss Esther Evans OF
St. Cloud, Mrs. j. r. Havlin of
Brainerd and Miss Juanita Davies of
the St. Cloud State Teachers college
acted as judges. The Bertha group
have been practicing all summer and
hope to win out in the state contest
The club women who will sing from
Bertha are Mrs. w. B. Will, Mrs. w.
w. Will, Mrs. w K. Bottenmiller, Mrs.
D. R. Christie, Mrs. o. C. Wester-
gren, and Miss May Clutches, accom-
PIANIST Miss Erma Wieske.
The songs for the state contest are
Cliff Thine Eyes" from Elijah and
Morning" by o. Speaks, an Amerl-
can composer. Each group from the
various districts is to choose third
The program committee has named
the Judges from the st. Paul Dispatch
and the St. Paul Daily News and
Mrs. Patterson from Mankato:
Last April occurred the drawing
by lots to determine the order IN
which the districts should appear on
the program The drawing terminal
ed as follows:
First District, first place.
Second District, fourth place.
Third District, second place.
Sixth District, seventh place.
Seventh District, third place.
Ninth District, sixth place.
Tenth District, fifth place.
Every district is to be representeo
in this contest except the four'ii'
Fifth and Eighth +,o
most enjoyable events OF the s'a'e
meeting.
lzs.s1rNDAY MIR. AND MRS. JOS;
and their guests repalfeG5
~ o the Tourist Park where they hello
300 o'clock picnic. dinner SERVING
49,, s'o over thirty guests. Those IRON
some 80 pI town. were: Mr.. and Mrs: W.
Su1 Ro Oh and family, Mr.. and MRS;
S Fl 49, A. Stewart and family, Mr.. a an
Ms Row Mott and son Ells"oa.a
NJ Ms and Mrs. Irwin Gausman ano
NIL Mr. oil of Howard Lake, MINI,
ANN I H.. and Mrs. G. K. Wllllams
I! of Bertha.
LITTLE MISS SUSAN sPRAGVME
d.nohter of Mr.. and Mrs; r: Wv, w;
S Snr delightfully."- entertaine er
tweive guests at the Sprague Sul = NE
Hone On the shores of Sauk 2 : aHe
last Saturday afternoon from o h iUo
, lnst 6 90 O'clock, the occasion De o.,
;no her tenth birthday annlVer sativ
NE afternoon was very pleasantly Oai
sn m in games and at 5:oO oc nar
t fpeI little guests with their hostess par par
t t Of a delicious birthday luncheoh'
R1TrH OLIVE sPARKEs WAS -
tho four-year-old hostess to some ~ o. u
I nv friends at the Congregatiotthaa,
nerso m on Monday afternoon t tne
occasion being her birthday. Ine AE io.
loving TT little ones were present: A rol
Halverson, Faye Sprague, Jane W. ~
Iat4e Breeken, Helen Peterson, vera err
Nave Jackson, Ruth Anne Weag ~.
T M@y Jackson, Tommy Scott, Junior
Vandesteeg and Donald hrlhseA