The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-10-01
SOCIAL EVENTS

REV. AND MRS. JULIUS STEIN,
of the Zion Lutheran church in Sank
Centre were invited by the Lutheran
congregation at Swanville to assist
them in surprising their pastor and
family, Rev. and Mrs. Walter last
Sunday evening. The occasion was
their 10th wedding anniversary. The
affair which elaborate Twas held
in the Auditorium of the Swanville
High School which the congregation
had rented for the occasion. 1t was
very lastly decorated with appro-
pirate colors: At 500 members and
friends of the congratulated gath
cred and the auditorium was well
filed. At the front decorated chairs
were placed for Rev. and Mrs. Wal
Their who were led in to the strains
of Lohengren's Wedding March play
ed by the orchestra. A very fine pro-
gram had been worked out and was
given as follows:
Orchestra. - ..,. .,... e.
Music by quartette. T..
Presentation of a heavy well-flled
purse, by Rev. Stein from the congre-
cation. !:
Choir music.
Response by Rev. Walther. :
Address by Rev. Kleyeno Of Leaf VAL
ley. .$5&e r.
Orchestra. =, 49, la
Piano solo. ... ~.
Piano solo by Miss Margaret
Ereeksen. -
Trombone solo.
Reading by Miss Norma Erickson.
Orchestra.
Play-"The Unexpected Guest" "
by the young people of the church.
Orchestra.
'-'-'-' After the program sumptuous
lunch was served, and the bride of
= ten years was obliged once more to
: cut the wedding cake. Considering
< that this whole arrangement had been
made as surprise the congregation
q Showed great cooperation, talent and
ability. Rev. Walther has been pas
~ tor at Swanville for nearly three
years. The congregation have about
completed a $1,000 parsonage, which
will soon be ready for their pastor to
move in. :',.- re
WEDNESDAY OF LAST WEEK
a motor party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. v. L. Burgess, Mrs. Cooley,
Mrs. C. M. Bryant, Mrs. l.. E. Tubbs
of California, whopis visiting in Sauk
Centre, and her son, Ben Tubbs,
from Fond duLac, Wis; Mrs. Nellie
McCullum and her. daughter, Mrs. M.
J. Wellman of Portland, Ore; and
C. M. Bryant made drive OF, one
hundred miles on sightseeing trip.
They stopped at Osakis for pic
mic dinner and then proceeded to
Alexandria. Mrs. Tubbs who was a
resident of this city for many years
had only visited Alexandria on one
other occasion, that time the trip was
made with her husband behind a
team of oxen, and was made to bring
supplies to the stockade which was
located here. Glenwood was .anoth-
ser of the cities the party visited on
the trip, and it was the first time that
Mrs. Tubbs had ever been there. When
; the party returned to. Sank Centre
that, evening from their hundred mile
trip Mrs. .Tubbs, although past ninety
years old had enjoyed every minute
of the. trip, and did not seem to be
at all fatigued.
MR.. AND MRS. ALEX BROMEN-
sbenkel celebrated their fifteenth
wedding anniversary by entertaining
the following guests at LOO O'Clock
dinner at their home southwest OF
Sank Centre Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bromenshenkel and SON Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Unger and
daughter Regina and Mrs. Mary Web
err, of st. Cloud.
sFyLAST FRIDAY EVENING AT
his home in BrooklynsE E. Carpenter
was the victim Of surprise when q