The Sauk Centre herald., 1927-07-28
Social Events

PLAYING THE FIRST WON
ems inter-club match in the his
tory of the local club, Sauk Centre
ladies were hostesses Friday af-
ternoon to- twenty St. Cloud wom-
en- who came up for a day of golf,
bridge and refreshments.
Luncheon was served at noon at
the Palmer House after which the
other activities took place. Mrs.
C.. H. Phipps of St. Cloud turned
in the low score of the afternoons
play with 81, Irene Moynihan be-
ing second with 55. Bridge hon
ors were taken by Mrs. M. l..
Beebe, this taking place at the Will
liam Parker cottage.
The second tournament of the
week was at Little Falls, twelve
local ladies making the trip. Mr..
Musser, who was acting as hostess,
also turned in the low score for
the day. Irene Moynihan took the
prize for Sauk Centres low score.
A return match is expected to be
played here within the next week.
Since Friday has been made
women's day at the Country Club
hostesses have been appointed
whose duty it is to select prizes
and make the necessary arrange
ments. This Friday Mrs. Tourti-
lott, Mildred Geuting and Irene
Moynihan will act in that capacity,
refreshments to be served at the
Tourtillott cottage after play,
which is to start at 1 80, the play
ers to leave the tee in twosomes.
For the remaining dates the fol-
lowing hostesses have been named /:
August 5th, Mrs. D. B. Caughren
and Mrs. Edna Jameson; August
18th, Mrs. Halvor HaIvorson and
Mrs. V. T. Conklin; August 10Th,
Mrs. R. E.. Hansen and Miss Mel
lie Hansen; August 26th, Mrs
H. F. Hennemann and Miss Es-
ther l.. Sprague. ..e.
AS an additional feature Of the
women's program for 'he remand
er of the season luncheon on ev-
cry second Friday at the Palmer
House has been arranged for the
players and wives of memaers of
the club. Everyone is urged to
come out for these events and are
further asked to make their reser-
vations early.
THE FOLLOWING WERE THE
women visitors from st. Cloud /:
MINES. &c. Sheehan, "a. q. Riley, A.
G.. Whitney, Ellen Decolyer, Geo.
Richardson, Joseph Doyle, C. o..
Atwood, M. l.. Beebe, H. A. Hal
vorson, o. l.. E. Weber, w. j.
BONNER, Dan Haslam, C. H.
Phipps, and Richard Storer, and
Misses Marguerite and Edna Bun
nell, Josephine and Catherine
Sheelan, Mariana Clarke, and
Esther Evans.
The following women players
from Sank Centre visited Little
Falls, Tuesday: Mines. K. w. Tour
tillott, ". T. lConklin, III. A. Falk,
J. F. Dubois, Edna Jameson, A..
F.. Moynihan, d. B. Caughren,
and the Misses Merced Bishop and
guest, Miss Anna Wagner of
Chicago, Esther l.. Sprague, Nell
Hansen, Mildred Geuting and
Irene Moynihan.,
"A NUMBER OF FRIENDS
and relatives very pleasantly sur
,,,..coI M,.e T,roI Do4r XT.
Springs Sunday evening. The oc-
casion was her birthday anniver-
sary. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
Nick Bromenschenkel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert BromenschenkeI, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Bromenschenkel
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Botz, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Botz, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Minette, Mr.. and Mrs !.
John Gritzmacher, MIR. and Mrs
Emil Polipnick. The evening was
spent playing cards after which a
delicious lunch was served.
ON FRIDAL EVENING OF
last week large crowd of friends
and relatives gathered at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Walter Eldred to
help celebrate their silver wedding
Lunch was served at midnight, af.
ter which the guests departed fol-
their various homes wishing Mr..
and Mrs Eldred many more years