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

After a series of games a pretty
lunch was served pink and white be-
ing the popular colors. The little
hostess was the recipient of many
pretty gifts. :
SUNDAY EVENING MR.. AND
Mrs. C. M. Mitchell entertained al
their home at a $50 dinner. Covers
being laid for nine.
TO-DAY THURSDAY, MRS. R. w
Borgan is giving a small party at the
Soldiers Home, Minneapolis, in hon
or of the 87thI birthday anniversary
of her father, Ross Shaw.
r.
MRS. BEN DUBOIS ASSISTED
by Mrs. J A. Dubois will entertain
the w. N. A. Circle at her summer
home at Fairy Lake next Tuesday
Sept. Is, at 1 rs o'clock.
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MISS VIRGINIA KELLS VERY
pleasantly entertained the Altar Guild
of the Episcopal church Wednesday
evening at the home of her parents
Attorney and Mrs. L. L. Kells.
A REGULAR MEETING OF Ma
omi Chapter No. 81, O. E. S. will be
held in Masonic Temple on Tuesday
evening. Sept. Is, 1925 at 500
O'clock There will be work and all
officers and members are urged to De
present. 49, :
MRS A. F. MOUNTAIN AS
sisted by Mrs. Oscar Klonne and
Mrs George R. Borgmann held a
coffee for Our Lady of the Angels
church at her home on south Main
street Wednesday afternoon.
THE MISSES WINNIFRED AND
Doris Benson very pleasantly enter
to;ned twenty-four guests at lawn
nartv at the home of their parents;
NJ and Mrs. Alex Benson last
Thursday evening":
SUNDAY EVENING A JONI NJ
Gr y. and RAYMOND Goodpasterr In
hnnor If their twentieth and elgn'
taanth birthday anniversaries. The!
vorv delightfully entertained sixteen
Vests wy at a lawn party. After
Iivelv evening spent in dancing, nlu.
sic and games, light refreshments
wer served.
MONDAY AFTERNOON At TH II
,n,a If Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Mitch
al their little daughter LOIS Casn W.
;no was hostess to NUMBER OIL ~
t me- o;,.i friends who helped her cele
t Ii~ her seventh birthday annlVei
sarv in a pleasant way Pla aSn e,clocl
Gus kinds Of games. Az o o Wv ri,
a delicious luncheon was serssu Jonca
Guests present included: DIV snof
Wanda and June Arndt, Rose Dull
field and Laura JePpes0n'
AID AND MRS FRANK HUN
bert of this city celebrated . lhei. Rom,
an wedding anniversary at tnei ham,
here Tuesday amid a very e..y;o,d hap af
Gathering of relatives ana irie 10 ha1
ga the Vows of fifty years a ggo,d as q
t Sel we renewed to High Mass neio IL 4
The st. Patrick church at 9:oo 3 'i'. -
Pev Kilian officiating, ,51o mar
NM Nv and Mrs. Humbert weIs ''1 Ct
NE at Onro, Wis, September Is.
I fee1 mrs. Humbert's maiden n"i nf
h heH 9. Mary Buchard. Two years ia New ey
tor their marriage they came w ~ 1 en-
M yer SioI where Mr.. Humbert was GO. eat
aanaS for seven years in buying 0d +,
s tia and driving them over ,;l,nd II
W WE ana Canada. They NV nved from n
Evansville niillI short time ana a.an lro to
t Ra,ne drove in a covered wagon +be y,
Northwestern Nebraska ;,nt5 T thirty years
na aaav when they moved on t farm h the
ag1 mI. They retired from from years sns
farm and moved to Meirose '~o &C.,
ago. ,. uunbertD have slz
children. viz: Mrs. John LTena Of
Snring Hill; Herman hu .it Of lake
RppIorade: Charles Humbert Oh, Ms Ms
s Sem Ladner Of Minnie, TexaSi an a..
F Frs Humbert, Jr:, OF Max n ~.
sfa but the latter two were .. peeffe rs,
, av nth were present WIN '
m faemn;iIiies.@Melrose Beacon; =. con+r.
lal ~ YOU want all of the Sauk C Centre
new W. YOU must read the Sank oeh'i'
Herald.