The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-01-13
Social Events

'Ou WHICH w ICCI 0A0y hiiAioii, - ~
cal boy, is a regular guard, forty
one representative citizens ant
members of the Legion were host
at a five o'clock dinner at tn
Palmer House, before the game
Monday night.
Herman Krohm, manager OF tnt
Legion All Stars, introduced The
twelve Johnnies and Coach Hoult
to the assembled diners in the
course of his remarks, before
Father Fearon, the principal speak
er, was called upon. Father Art
the first to speak, expressed the
wish that the Legion would admin.
lister a good beating to the visitors
in their game. Prof. II. A. Fall
felicitated Walter Moynihan upon
his athletic accomplishments in a
few well-chosen words.
Because of the late start the
banquet received Father Fearon
also spoke briefly. He expressed
himself as pleased with the St.
Johns school for several reasons.
One of them, he humorously re-
marked, was because it was not a
reform school. And the character
of it's students correspondent &C
cordingly, he said. The other
reason was the freedom Of athlet-
les at St. Johns, from the faint Ct
professionalism, because of which
larger schools throughout the
country have been given unpleas-
ant publicity. He further remark
ed that in the local Legion team
the Collegians would meet their
match both as to ability and char
acter.
Music during the meal was fur
nished by the Novelty Mite Owls.
THE w. r. C. AND C. A. r.
held their annual installation of
officers at the Corps room We'd
nesday Afternoon, January 18th.
Officers installed were: President,
Eta Wilcox; S. V. President,
Jennie Lee; J. V. President,
Margaret Pangburn; Secretary,
Lillian Truax; Treasurer, Maud
Fielding; Chaplain, Elizabeth
Craig; Conductor, Myra Mollitor;
Guard, Celia Sohle; Assistant
Conductress, Alta Crandall; AS
sistant Guard, Jennie Rice; Color
Bearers, Ne. Louise Steege, No.
2 Agnes Weeks, No. 8 Martha
Wolfe, and No. A Flo Jones. Mu-
sician Maggie Crippen; Patriotic
Instructor, Myra Parker; Press
Correspondent, Sarah Working.
KENNETH AND HAZEL NOR
Jensen were host and hostess to a
number of their friends at their
home Wednesday evening. Bunco
and singing and dancing were the
diversions of the evening. At
eleven o'clock lunch was served.
The guests were: Misses Marion
Minette, Cecil Moynihan, Vera
Sparkes, Julia Schoenhoff, Mary
Viegel, Isodore Scanlon, Edith
'O'Gara, Ruth Benson and Vivian
Coons and the Messers Sigurd
Holme, Ronald Degree, Richard
Borgmann, Edward Kells, Wilfred
Crickmer, Julian Markson, Glen
Sullivan, Dean Kinsella, and Mer-
riel Forsberg.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON MRS.
w. G. Bean was very pleasantly
surprised when a number of her
friends called to spend the after
noon, the occasion being her birth
day. At 1:30 a delicious birth
day dinner was served. Those
present were Misses Anna Arseth
and Harriet Smith, and the Mes
DANES Anna Smith, Myra Molitor,
H. N. Carpenter and Mary Veeder,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Galbraith and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ives. ~
THE FOLLOWING WERE EN-
tertained at the Fred Schaubt
home at Westport, Wednesday I
night: The Misses Dagmar and
Ada Sorenson, Ruth ,Schaub, Mil
dred Peterson, Isabel Hansen,
Lyla Ellison, Lydia Schultz and
Clara Schwanke. The Messrs
Ernest Boyer, Herman Jacobson,
Kenneth Walters, August Schmidt.
Merton Penny, Raymon Remster
and Philip Schaub.
THE BLACK CATS MET AT
the Community Club rooms We'd
nesday evening at 500 o'clock
and elected the following officers:
President, Thoney Strauss; Secre-
tary-Treasurer, Joe c. Rehkamp;
Executive Committee, Herman
Krohm, Walter Gritzmacher and
Norman Nicholson.
A NUMBER OF FRIENDS OF
william Grams pleasantly surpris-
ed him Tuesday evening when they
called to assist him in celebrating
his 73rd birthday. The evening
was enjoyed in a social manner
and cards. At midnight delic-
ious birthday lunch wos served.
MR.. AND MRS. ROBERT
Gruetzmacher entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Strong and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson and
family at a 900 o'clock birthday
dinner Tuesday evening, the oc-
casion being the birthday anniver-
saries of the two aforementioned
gentlemen.
A NUMBER OF FRIENDS