The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-07-18
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Golf Notes of Interest to Women

Golf Notes of Interest to Women
In spite of the great heat, seven
women played golf in the tourna-
ment at the Sank Centre Country
Club Friday afternoon. The prize
which was given on a draw, went
to Mrs. A. Lies. Twenty-three
members attended the tea given
afterwards at the home of George
Steiner. Mrs. Steiner was assisted
by Mrs. Moynihan.
Mrs. MERGED Bernauer, who has
been made chairman of the local
tournament committee, will ar
range matches between possessors
of gold, silver and bronze pins and
the various aspirants. 1t is hoped
the pins will change. ownership
frequently during the balance of
the golf season.
Fifteen women have signified
their intention of playing at st.
Cloud on Wednesday,. July 18th.
The st. Cloud Golf Association is
having an Open Day and is enter
tanning Sank Centre, Little Falls,
and Long Prairie on that date.
Nine holes will be played in the
morning. Luncheon will be served
in the club house. Nnie holes. will
be played in the afternoon.
The Sank Centre ladies have in
vited the women players from st.
Cloud, Long Prairie and Little
Falls to an Open Day in Sank
Centre on Thursday, July 25th.
About fifty are expected to attend.
Luncheon will be served in the
Palmer House with golf both NOR
ming and afternoon. For those who
do not play golf, there will be tab
les for cards at the Falk cottage,
near the links. Mrs. Falk, who is
in charge of arrangements, will be
assisted by Mrs. Edna Jameson
and Miss Nell Hanson.
A local golf tournament will be
held for the women Friday after
noon. It is hoped that a good
crowd will turn out as money is
needed for the entertainment of
visiting players on Open Day. Hos
tesses for the tea on Friday are
Mrs. A. Lies, assisted by Mrs. Hen
ny Otto.
Sank Centre Ladies Entertained
Wednesday seventeen Sank Gen.
tire ladies drove to St. Cloud to
spend the day as guests of the
ladies of the Granite City at the
ST. Cloud Country Club.
A handicap golf tournament was
the feature of the day. Nine holes
were played in the morning. At
1:15 delicious lunch was served
at the Country Club House, after
which the tournament concluded
with nine holes of play.
Miss Irene Moynihan of this
city had low gross score and was
medalist, and Mrs. A. F. Moynihan,
also of Sank Centre, won the hon
ors with the low net score.
In the afternoon those not desir-
ing to play were entertained at
Bridge. Mrs. H. w. Bishop, of
this city, won the honors in this de-
partment Of the entertainment.
The ladies returned to Sank Gen.
tire Wednesday evening wonderful
1y pleased with the very courteous
and delightful entertainment pro-
vided them by their hostesses.
Those from this city making the
trip were: Mrs. A. F. Moynihan,
Misses Irene, Margaret and Louise
Moynihan, Mrs. H. s. Halverson,
Misses Mildred, Alma and Matilda
Forsberg, Mrs. A. F. Strebel, Misses
Jane and Alice Strebel, and Susan
Sprague, Mrs. A. Bernauer, Mrs.
A. J. Lies, Mrs. H. w. Bishop, and
Miss Ruth Iverson.
Wedding at Crow River Church
The Grow River Lutheran church
was the scene of pretty wedding
at eight o'clock Monday evening
when Miss Gladys Saboe, daughter
of Mrs. Mary Saboe, of this COM
munity, became the bride of Ed
mund H. Ellerbusch, of Rugby, N.
d.
Rev. John Bly,, of Mortified,
Mimi, brother-in-law of the bride,
officiated, using the double ring
ceremony.
The bridal party entered to the
strains Of Lohengrin's wedding
march, played by Miss Ida Knut-
son, who also played the recession
al Medelsohn's wedding march. Be
fore the ceremony Miss Alma Re