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

THE CROSS WORD PUZZLE;
party given by the Public Scnooi
faculty. at the Community Club IN
compliment to the faculty OF the
Home School, and the School Board
was a splendid success. 1t was the
LARGEST dinner party attended mere
fo, some time and the novel idea OF
making it a cross word puzzle DIN
ner proved very popular. $500,
a delicious four-course cross woro
dinner was efficiently served by =, a
corns of mattresses picked from the
Sophomore class. .+,
worked out the cross word puzzie
nsad as a favour and place caro-.
Tbe menu was a cross word puZIie
,,oenu and the black and white
scheme was worked out in all the
courses. c,-+,;1
Meat Loaf a. la Cross Word
Puzzle Potatoes
Gross Word Cheese StraWs
Cross Word Salad Puzzle Dressing
Cross Word Ice Cream
Cross Word Cake
Coffee
The party then attended the 6aSke!
h.ii came at the Junior High School
amditorium. the invitation beng
axtended by the American Le-
n;on team. Afer the game they,
returned to the Cup roolilS a tho
enjoyed progressive bridge untli 'iie
midnight hour. +,s+i,v
The Club rooms were very tas'i;y
decorated in black and wnlCe, IL,
conformity, with the general scheihe
of the function. :, tho
affair.-Contributed.
cOMPLIMENTiNG MISS ARIELE
Frances Whipple, daughter OF MRS
Mabel R. Whipple, 4SOS Colfax ave.
nue., Minneapolis, whose marriage 70
Wilbur Warren Holes, son OF mr.. ano
Mrs. w. j. Holes of this city, Will take
place on Saturday evening, FEBRUARY
28. Miss Esehtre Okoeski was host
ess Saturday afternoon at a cross,
word puzzle tea at her home, 1913
West Twenty-ffth street, Mlnneapo-
lis. The twelve guests were gwen
crossword puzzles to solve, Spring
flowers decorted the tea table"
Honoring Miss Whipple, Miss WI
va Davis will entertain at a bfldge
tea in her home, 615 Ninth avenue
southeast, Saturday afternoon. Cn
Wednesday Miss Letitia Peasle!, Will
he hostess at a luncheon at her nome
and Friday afternoon Mrs. E. o. w.
erson, 34I9 Nicollett avenue, gave a
luncheon in her home. Mis- Alice
Fiesler of Rustic Lodge avenue, en-
tertained at a luncheon on Thursday
for Miss Whipple. w.
For maid of honor at her wedding
Miss Whipple will have her, cousin
Miss Virginia Berglund, and her un-
Gle. Mr.. A. F. Berglund, will give her
in marriage. Mr.. Adrian kearn!e1y
, will serve as best man, and the rlo-
bon stretchers will be Donald Berg
lund, the BRIDES cousin, and Ieddle
Pickett, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II:
Pickett, 4O40 Linden hills boulevard
Geraldine Hansen, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. R. Hansen, of Sank Centre
also cousin of the bride, will be the
ring-bearer. The Rev. w. B. Riley
pastor of the First Baptist church
will read the services at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Berglund, uncle
ana dunU VI N1lSo WIIPPiS VI
. Colfax avenue south. The young
couple will make their home in Rock
ford, Ill.-St. Cloud Journal-Press
Feb. 16. ..
ONE OF THE CHARMING AT.
fairs of the social session in ST. Clouo
was the afternoon tea given Satur'
day afternoon by Mrs. Warren Ste
wart, 426 Second avenue south, in
honor of Mrs. Mary Stewart, the
newly elected head of the Home In
dustrial school al Sank Centre, who
arrived last week from the East tt
assume her duties.
About 70 friends called between
the hours of three and six Pink roses
/ formed the decoration in the spacious
living room where Mrs. Mary Ste
wart received with the hostess.
= Pink and white formed the color
motif in the dining room, where white
snap-dragons, pink roses and candles
centered the table, where Mrs. War