The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-02-12
SOCIAL EVENTS

IN SUNDAYS MINNEAPOLIS
papers, Mrs. Mable R. Whipple,
I 4SO8, Colfax Avenue South, Mime
apolis, announced the engagement of
he daughter, Ariel Francese to
Wilbur Warren Holes of St. Cloud.
The wedding will take place Saturday
evening, February 28th. II
The bride-to-be is very we'll known
and popular in Sank Centre as she
was a resident of this city for sever
al years, attending the public schools
and taking her first three years of
high school in this city and later grad
uated from the Central High School
at Duluth. For the past year and
one-half she has been attending the
st. Cloud Teachers College.
Mr.. Holes is the son of the owner
of the Holes Granite Company at
st. Cloud. He has been associated
with his father in this business. He
has become associated with the Bliss
Manufacturing Company of Rock-
ford, ILL.,, and will become general
manager of the. concern after March
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JOHN W. ToMBERs, SON OF
John Tombers of Sank Centre, was
united in marriage to- Regina R.
Pfeiffer at st. ,Josephs Catholic
church, Grey Eagle, Mimi, Tuesday,
Feb. 10th, at IL 100 o'clock. Rev.
Schiele, then pastor officiating. using
the High Mass service. The, happy
couple were attended by Miss Hide
gard Pfeiffer sister of the bride, and
Raymond Dunn.
The bride was attired in gown
of white taffeta and georgette crepe,
carrying a bouquet of white roses.
The bridesmaid wore dress of sea
green crepe de chine trimmed with
dark lace. = ...'r6, 49,. =
After the ceremony wedding din
ner was served at the home of the
brides parents, to the immediate rel
atives and friends of the newly mar
!. ried. In the evening an invitation
dance was given which was enjoyed
by a large number. A dainty lunch
was served at midnight.
The groom is a we'll known and in
dustrious resident of this city and
operates and manages the Sank Cen
the Wood Works. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tombers will take up housekeeping at
once in the living rooms over the
factory.
THE SECOND OF A SERIES OF
card parties and dances given by the
ladies of Our Lady of the Angels
church at the Community Club rooms
Tuesday evening of this week, was
enjoyed by three hundred. This
function was in charge of the Fourth
division of the Women's organiza-
ton. Valentine effects were used in
the decoration and cards were play
ed until 1920 when the main audi
forum was cleared for dancing.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. John
Veneer and George Strauss and Mrs.
George Bergman and DR.. A. F..
Moynihan carried off the foot prizes.
A delicious lunch was served
throughout the evening and the Lake
Region Orchestra furnished the mu-
sic for this very pleasing party.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON THE
friends and neighbors of Mrs. Cor
nelius Cooper gathered to help cele-
brate her 81st birthday. The after
noon was spent in listening to old
fashioned music and readings by
the hostess learned in child
hood and recited remarkably well !.
The party was planned by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Cooper. The guests
were: Mesdames Benner, Josiah Coop
err. Simonton, Smith, Wesley, Park
er. Calkins, Moore, Strebel, Capser,
Strietz, J. A. Dubois, [. L. Kells,
White, Molitor and Miss Leta White.
Mrs. White made Mrs. Cooper a
beautiful birthday cake tastefully
decorated with, candles and flowers.
THE MISSES MAUDE DAVIS
and Lucy Hunt entertained a number
of guests at the home of the former
Monday afternoon, in compliment to
Miss Davis mother, who celebrated
her birthday anniversary that day.
The guests spent the afternoon in
fancy work and at 600 o'clock a
most delicious birthday dinner was
served, red and white forming the
color scheme of the party. Those