The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-02-19

rem Freeman and Mrs. Hal y. Erwin,
alternated with Mrs. M. l.. Cole and
Mrs. William BONNER in pouring. AS
sisting in the dining room and
through the rooms, were Mrs. Don
Freeman, Mrs. Harry Coates, Mrs.
Paul S. Spencer, Miss Mae Quickstad,
and Miss Margaret Newhouse. a..
Mrs. Mary Stewart left this morn
ing for St. Paul, accompanied by
Mrs. Paul Spencer, for brief stay,
before assuming her new duties al
the Sank Centre school this week.
St. Cloud Times.
LITTLE MISS LOUISE MOYNl'
han entertained a number of guests
at the home of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. A. F. Moynihan, from 80 till
7 100 o'clock Monday, the party be-
ing in honor of her tenth birthday
Patty Caughren, Mary Austin ano
Ethel Peterson won prizes Tor com,
petition in games. At $3.50 mos'
delicious birthday dinner was served
Those present were: Janette Steiner
Dorothy MCGEE, Ethel Peterson, 10
samond and Louise Parker, Mary
Louise Scott, Mary and Ruth Aus
tin, Patty Caughren, Patty Sparkes
Susan Amelia Sprague, Norine Hol
Ter. Prudence Arndt, and the Misses
Scbeltens and Halverson. Valentine
decorations marked the party.
MRS. c. M. MITCHELL WAS A
most charming hostess at dinner
Thursday evening of last week, val
antines forming a red and white color
scheme for the occasion. The guests
we've: The Misses Norris, Knicker
hooker, Scott, Scheltens, Houboultt
and Mesdames w. P. Arndt, JACK
HENDERSON,, and Charles Harrison
Following dinner Bridge was enjoy
ed.
MR.. AND MRS. EVERETT LIZA
were rendered a most enjoyable sur
misc marty at their home Sunda!
evening. the affair being a farewell
&C thew expect to leave in short time
for their new home at Long Prairie
Thirty-fve self-invited. guests walk
ed in" on them, and the evening WA
most pleasantly spent in CARDS a a
the close of which delicious luncl
which the guests had prepared, wa
served. Mrs. Lux was presence
With a half-dozen handsome salat
forks as a token of remembrance
THIS THURSDAY AFTERNooH
Mesdanes Asa M. Wallace, w. u
O'Gara. and R. H. Sweetman are
hostesses at a Progressive Bridge
party at the Masonic Temple. Apou
seventv-five guests are present; a
Substantial lunch will be served a
40 Out of town guests attending
tho function are Mrs. B. J. Schramn
If Willard, Mimi, Mrs. j. d. BashaN
# Menhaga and Mrs. j. T. Barnes
of Yarmouth, N. D. -
MISS AVERIL BARTEEL WAS
hostess at a Valentine party given d d
her home last Thursday evening req h
- Games and music were L nS
chef entertainment and at lO:os
o,oiock 2. delicious lunch was served
w. o tahles we're prettily decorated II
red, and white giving very pi ia1.;t ns
effect to the affair. Inc r nS w.,
Quests were, Misses Pearl lhorI T~;n
Florence Steines, Alto LeSeuf rpI LH
do ~ Sorenson, Alice Wruck Golul '
evan Winnifred Benson, Vl0let aHI
NJ Kiken and the Messrs, Allen VIII
cox Edward Allen, Irwin Mahlgan
Harry Palmer, Alvin Rhueman, Ea a..
Gillette, John McDermond, Arnol s
Panne and Oscar Gran.-Contrlbuted
MISS RENEE HAYTER WAS
hostess at a most charming Valentine
party at the C. S. Sparkes home Mon
day evening of this week. A mos
clever color scheme of Valentine;
was carried out and dainty lunch
| followed the evenings social pro
gram. The guests We're: The Misse
! Ann Rhekamp, Thresa Sauer, Lillian
Hansen, Ruth Hodson, and Mesdame
Albert DuBeau and Russell Schultz.
THE ROYAL NEIGHBORs WILL
meet with Mrs. w. c. Rotert mex
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. oath, at 2:3'
o'clock.
MRS. JACK COSTELLO ENTER
tanned number of young folks a
her home Tuesday evening in compll
ment to her cousin, Victor Flynn
birthday anniversary. Dancing wa
enjoyed during the evening and a
the close the hostess served mos