The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-02-24
Social Events

WASHINGTOl('S BIRTHDAY
is of peculiar interest to the Ma
sonic fraternity as the Father o.
His Country was one of the mos
prominent Masons OF his time.
Tuesday evening Star in thu
West Lodge of this city was hos
to the members of the order anC
their ladies and members of the
Order of the Eastern Star at the
Masonic Temple.
The function was attended b!
about $50. The program, II
charge of Rev. C. S. Sparkes wa.
thoroughly informal and very en-
joyable.
AS the guests entered the lodge
room they were graciously receiv
ed by George (Chris Kaslow) anc
Martha (Miss Helen Baker) II
appropriate costume.
The program opened with vo
cal quartet consisting of Mesdame:
Dewey O'Gara, R. E. Cooper, r
E. Hansen and Chris Kaslow, with
Mrs. p. O.. Peterson at the piano
They sang SIN the Cleaning" az
an encore.
The next number was a violir
and cornet duet rendered by DIR
P. o. Peterson and Ben Allen
with Mrs. Peterson at the piano
Mr.. Allen responded with a cor
net solo as an encore.
The next number was a voca
duet by Mesdames O'Gara anc
Cooper, the encore being a solo by
Mrs. O'Gara with Mrs. Cooper al
the piano.
Rev. C. S. Sparkes then pre-
scented C. w. Rotert Master of Star
in the West lodge for three year!
with a beautiful Past Master:
Jewel.
Mrs. R. E. Hansen then sang
two beautiful solos, after which
Rev. S. Shorts of the Methodist
church was introduced and he gave
a very interesting address on the
Civic and Masonic life of Wash.
ington. 10. ,.'--
Herman Krohm, disguised in q
complete replica of thousands OF
well known citizens of the East
Side, New York City, sang his
famous song, Becky" ant
drought down the house."
Miss Lucille Knickerbocker, as
sisted by Elbridge Cass, Will Otto
and Walter Galbraith as the "fal
guys" presented a little playlet
entitled ''The Way of Maid with
Three Men," Further assisted by
DIR. Stern, Clyde Thomas and Don.
aid Hanson the "fall guys" receiv.
ed an "eye full" at the climax.
Following the lunch Rev
Sparkes demonstrated that while
there may be better song leaders
as POSTMASTER he excells. Short
talks were made by Asa Wallace
George Berggreen, Charles Allen
f.. A. Richards, G. H. Vandesteeg
Mrs. Lois O'Gara representing the
Eastern Star, and others.
A BEAUTIFUL CHURCH WED.
ding took place this Thursday
morning, February "a, 1927, al
900 o'clock in the Church of Oul
) Lady of the ANGELS when Miss
Betty Spellum daughter, of Mr. :.
and Mrs. T. R. Spellum of this
city became the bride of Herman
Harvey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Harvey of Clara City
MINI. Rev. Father John Fearor
officiated.
Attending the bride was Miss
Matilda Harvey of Olivia, MINI.
a sister of the groom. James
Brown of Olivia acted as bestNman
Two beautiful solos were rendered
by Robert Schwalen and Miss
Amelia Holler, who sang respec.
lively, "At Dawning," and "Be.
cause" Miss Margaret Moynihar
played the wedding march.
The bride was attired in black
Georgette dress trimmed in peach
taffeta with hat of peach taffets
to match. She carried a shower
bouquet Of pink roses and white
sweet peas. The bridesmaid was
dressed in dark blue with light
blue hat to match and wore g
corsage bouquet of pink roses ano
white sweet peas.
After the ceremony the brida,
couple repaired to the home Of
the brides parents where boun.
tiful wedding breakfast was serv
ed amid pink and white streamers
and floral decorations of pink anG
white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey will leave
this city Thursday evening enroute
to st. Paul and Clara City on 6
honeymoon trip of a weeks dura
ton after which they will return
to Sank Centre to make their flu
ture home.
Relatives from out of town WHIT
attended the wedding We're: Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Harvey, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edmund Harvey, Mrs. P. A
Redpath. Mr.. and Mrs. Georgt
Hargruth and Peter Schuman al
of Clara City. y
The Herald joins with their hos
of friends in wishing them success
and happiness throughout theil
married life.
THE ST. BONIFACE CHURCH
was the scene of a pretty wedding
Tuesday morning when Miss Dor
othy Schlicht, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. M. Schlicht, became