The Sauk Centre herald., 1925-09-17
SOCIAL EVENTS
sAUK CENTRE WOMEN INTER

sAUK CENTRE WOMEN INTER.
.ested in the affairs of Federated
Women's Club work, will be pleased
to learn that this, the Sixth District,
won the music contest at the State
meeting a Fairmont. The event was
held Tuesday evening of this week
and was won by Bertha. Several OF
the Sauk Centre ladies heard the Ber-
tha ladies sing at the Sixth District
meeting held at Paynesville earlier IN
the wear. The following write-up OF
the convention proceedings in Wed,
nesdav mornings Pioneer Press will
be of interest:
Bertha, Mimi, carried off the hon
ors in the music contest tonight, this
being the special feature of the eve,
ming program. Amid applause and
cheers the loving cup was presented
the winning choral group by Mrs. G.
Merriam Stephens, who had charge
of the contest. The group, which
comprised Mesdames M. B. Will, W.
w. Will, w. X. Bottenmiller, ID: X.
Christie O. C. Westegren and May
Clutches, wastsentered for the first
time this year, and comes from a
town of 44O population, the smallest
town entered in the contest.
"The Seventh District was awarded
second place. - Judges were Carlo
Fischer of the Minneapolis Symphony
orchestra, Frances Boardman and
Mrs. Warren S. Briggs, president OF
the Schubert Club"
FRIDAY OF LAST WEEK SACk
Centre friends of Miss Myrtle Hen
dr. received announcement of the
young lady's wedding which took
place at Omaha, Neb., Sept. d, to
II. w. Fritscher of that city. Rev
Day of the Joyce Methodist Episcopal
church of Minneapolis peri 2-med the
ceremony uniting the young couple In
hoy wedlock. Miss Hendry was
form crIy a Sauk Centre gir', and
graduated from the Sauk Centre H gh
School, in the class of 1912 and was
popular with the young society Eco
pls of this city who will wish hel
1nuch joy and happiness ir her mar;
ried life. These young people will
make their home in Omaha where the
gentleman conducts a successful ieW-
ely store. They will be at home to
theic friends at 2409 North street af-
ter short honey moon trip.
FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK DIR. E.
J. Lewis will celebrate his 77th birth
day anniversary. Today, Thursday,
his son, DIR. c. B. Lewis of st: Cloud,
celebrated the anniversary of his
birth. Friday DR.. and Mrs. Lewis will
come up from st. Cloud and spend
the dsy at the DIR. E. ]. Lewis home.
The Herald understands that open
house will be kept Friday afternoon
when old friends will be received.
MONDAY EVENING TWELVE
invited guests helped Mr.. and Mrs.
C. M. Mitchell pleasantly celebrate
their ninth wedding anniversary /,
Dancing and cards furnished the
evenings entertainment and was
concluded with delightful lunch.
MRS. L. L. KELLS GAVE A $50
surprise dinner at her home Wednes-
day evening in honor of her daughter
Virginia, entertaining eight OF the
Young lady's girl friends. The occas-
ION was Miss Virginia's sisteenth
birthday anniversary
TUESDA4 Al FAlh!
Mrs. B. F. Dubois assisted by Mrs
J. F. Dubois and Mrs. Henry Borg
mann entertained at a Bridge Lunch
con. They are hostesses to another
group of ladies this Thursday after
noon.
TUESDAY EVENING MRS.
Frank Segrin assisted by Mrs. VIM;
Kobler entertained the Official Board
of the Methodist church at $3.50
dinner. Following dinner the. regular
business of the board was taken up.
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THURSDAY EVENING LAST
Mrs. Alex Jameson entertained at
Bridge in honor of Mrs. VIM. Saatoff
of Brookings, S. D., who is visiting
in this city at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. o. Wheeler.
MRS. w. M. PARKER ENTER
tained Wednesday at her home in
Brooklyn at a 1 100 o'clock luncheon.
WEDNESDAY sEYENING sAT. THE
summer home Of Prof. and Mrs. II.