The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-01-15

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and daughters, Misses Hylda and Dor.
othy, of this city, and Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Botz of Sank Centre-Melrose
Beacon.
! The bride is a neeice of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Botz of this city.
MISS DORIS BENSON WAS
hostess at a delightful sleigh ride
party at her home last Saturday eve
ming. During the first part of the
evening the guests enjoyed sleigh
ride, after which a delightful lunch
was served, followed by cards and
dancing. The guests present were
The Misses Evelyn Mortenson, Mar
garet Moynihan, Letha Bartell, lone
Shulze, Virginia Kells, Carmen Jan
ecke, Evelyn Heraly and Winnifred
Benson and the Messrs Donald Arne-
son, Herman Hedin, Paul Markson,
Archie Hines, Bob Schoenhoff, James
Cliff, Valerian Schoenhoff, Arnold
Janecke and John MacDermond.
MRS. GEORGE BROWN WAS
hostess at $50 turkey dinner at
the Main Street Cafe Thursday eve
ming of last week in compliment to
her daughter, Helen's birthday ami
versary. Al ter dinner the guests en-
joyed dancing. Those present were:
The Misses Gilkey, Thomas, Ever
hardt, Nitardy, Knickerbocker, Eich,
Feeney, Scott, Swanson, Houboult,
Hunt, Davis, Larson, Craig, Sunde,
Kaercher, Bernadine and Amelia
Holler, Helen Kinsella, Messrs Olson
and Kaslow, Tom and Frank Brown,
Mrs. Albert Dubeau, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kinsella. r.:
THE MISSES ADELAIDE AND
Juliana Nathe were hostesses to a
number of their friends at a sleigh
ride party Sunday evening. After
the ride, games and other amuse-
ments were enjoyed at the Nathe
home which was followed by mid
night lunch. Those present were
Ruth Borgmann, Veronie Steffes, AL
vina Nathe, Regime Unger, Simon
Wiener, Valerian Schoenhoff, Ben
Ebensteiner, Albert Nathe, Walter
Jung, Clarence Arneson and Rudolph
Nathe.
MISS IRENE BORGMANN EN-
tertained the following friends at a
sleigh ride party Saturday afternoon
Mike Brown, Jane and Mary Strebel,
Laura Dubois, Antonette Lux, Mar
ion Minette, Mildred Taylor, Dean
Kinsella, Dick Borgmann, Kenneth
Robinson, Bill Crickmer, Raymond
Minette, Ed Nathe and Art Borg
man. Following the sleigh ride
games were played and refreshments
were served at the f. J. Bergman
home.
ST. MARY's GUILD OF THE
Good Samaritan Episcopal church
held their annual meeting and cleo
ton of officers at the home of Mrs.
Percy Hansen Thursday afternoon of
last week at which time the following
officers were elected: Mrs. A. F.
Strebel, president; Mrs. H. T. Aus
tin, Vice President; Mrs. Minnie Null
len, Sec; Mrs. John N. McGib-
bon, Treas. Delicious refreshments
followed the business meeting and
social hour.
THE MEN OF THE CONGREGA-
tional church were hosts at dinner
to two hundred served in the base
ment Of the church, last evening at
$50. The dinner was splendidly |
cooked and cleverly served. Follow
ing the meal the Fifty-ffth annual |
meeting of the church was held, con-
Quoted by the moderator, Rev. c.. S.
Sparkes, pastor of the church. The
Herald next week will give a full
account of the meeting.
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SUNDAY EVENING A NUMBER
Of the neighbors of the William Rade-
macher family gave them a pleas
ant surprise party at their home, the
event being in honor of Mr.. Rade-
macher's birthday. They enjoyed the
evening playing $500" after which
refreshments were served.
The guests presented Mr. Rademach-
sr with a substantial present. The
evening was very enjoyable one for
those participating.
MESDAMES GEORGE OGREN
md Steve Deziel were hostesses at an |
nformal party at the home of the
ormer on Pine Street Friday even
ng of last week, cards being played
It three tables. "a tempting lunch !