The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-08-11

home on the grOom's farm near
Long Prairie. Best wishes are
theirs for happy married life.
THE FOLLOWING VERY IN
teresting account of visit to the
Minnesota Home School for Girls,
Sank Centre, by 80 members of the
Pillsbury Settlement House, Min
neapolis, Thursday of last week
has been prepared for the Herald
by Mrs. Ella w. Buchanan, of
Minneapolis:
To have a beautiful dream
"come true" sometimes happens.
Thirty, women recently had such
an experience, Miss Anna Good
sell, now a resident of Sank Cen
tire; was for fifteen years the be-
loved and, inspiring leader of a
club at Pillsbury Settlement House
of Minneapolis, known as, the Wo-
mems Improvement League.
Miss Goodsell's interest in the
Home School for Girls aroused
the interest of the Minneapolis
Club who for several years con-
centrated that interest on spec.
ial girl whose character and life
became most creditable. There
fore when under Miss Goodsell's
guidance majority Of the Mime
apolis ladies were guest at the
School in Sank Centre Aug. 18th, a
dream was realized. They spent
several hours in that beautiful re-
treat where our Minnesota girls
who need care, teaching and the
opportunity to make a new start
in life are certainly given them.
The beautiful environment and
the wholesome and helpful con-
ditions of the cottage homes are an
ideal foundation for the training
which is given by an able corps of
instructors under the wise and
loving leadership of Mrs. Mary
Stewart, the superintendent and
her assistants, Mrs. Madge Crit
tenden and Miss Holden.
A school that develops the in
dividual that gives opportunities Cd
such variety and range as the
modern world gives, were seen and
wondered at by the guests. Per-
feet housekeeping, finished domes.
tic service, efficient gardening and
scientific farming all go on at the
Home School with it's stately adj
ministration building, it's attrac-
tive cottages, 360-acre farm its
community building and Library
!. Some girls prefer farming to
sewing at the Home School rs,
Yes" the guests were told,
the town f. cooperates, realizing
the splendid results the school &C.
complishes. ,'''.. '"'~
~, The Minneapolis women were
most grateful to Mrs. Andrew
Moynihan, to Mrs. Fay Sprague.
and other Sank Centre ladies
whose efforts were contributed to
make August 18th a never to be
forgotten day for them.
=, 1ELEv EN- RELATIVES GATH
cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron F. Bossharit, = Sunday.
They were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lu-
yern Bosshardt and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Bosshardt, Mrs.
Jacob Bosshardt, mother Of the
Bosshardt brothers and sisters and
Lillian Bosshardt, both of Near
strand, MINI. At twelve thirty a
picnic dinner was served on the
lawn. ...-~-... - = :,
MESDAMES A. if. STREBEL
and j. P. Hansen entertained We'd
Snesday afternoon in compliment to
Miss Nolie Crickmer. ~.
MIR AND MRS. f.. w.
lSprague had as their Sunday
guests at their cottage on Sank
Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Nye.
MISS MEL HANSEN ENTER
tanned at bridge party Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Blanch
Kells. There were Is guests
present. .,~ -.
THE MESDAMES H. S. HAL
version and F. w. Sprague enter
tanned Friday for Miss Nolie
Crickmer, who is to be bride, in
the near future.
THE WOMANS HOME Mis-
sionary Society of the M. E. church
will be entertained at the home of
Mrs. E. &C. ICalkins on Friday aft
ternoon, Aug. IL.
LITTLE MISS MABEL JEAN
Steege, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed lSteege celebrated her third
birthday anniversary Monday eve
ming at a six o'clock dinner.
MISS RITA BORGMANlN EN-
tertained at her home Monday eve
ming in honor of her cousin, Miss
Marcelle Schaefer of st. Paul, who
has been her guest for the past
several days. There were five
couples present. Il
MIR. AND MRS. A. J. ARNE-
son entertained at a lawn supper
Friday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Czchuck. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller, MIR.
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