The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-05-23
Social Events
Delightful Function


Mrs. Mary Stewart, superintend-
ent of the Home Schools for Girls,
very graciously turned the Assem-
bly, building of the institution over
to the Ladies' Golf Club of the
Sank Centre Country Club for a
dinner dance Tuesday evening of
this week.
The tables were set in circle
around the spacious auditorium,
the centre being banked with ferns
and set floral pieces.
A delightful repast furnished by
the ladies of the Club, and dainty
served by the girls from the School
was enjoyed by over 100 guests.
At the close of the meal Mrs. A.
F. Moynihan, president of the Club,
cordially thanked Mrs. Stewart, her
assistants, and all others who had
aided in making the dinner a sue
cess. She then stated that short
program had been arranged by
Miss Ruthella Brown, of the Pub
lie School faculty.
The first number was the popu-
lar vocal solo, Weary River"
sang by Kenneth Mortenson. Miss
Helen Brown then favored the
audience with two delightful piano
selections.
The program closed with the
one act playlet, Thursday Night"
presented by Juniors of the Public
school. This play scored a hit at
the Senior-Junior Prom a short
time ago. The characters were pro-
trayed by Glen Sullivan, Helen
Ober, Vera Sparks and Cecil Moy-
milan. The story depicting the
trails and tribulations of young
married couple with the mothers
in-law making it impossible for
them to really be happy. Like all
plays the ending was happy one.
The young people acquitted them
selves with distinct credit.
Dancing started shortly before
nine o'clock and lasted until
HIS.
It was a very enjoyable affair,
and the ladies netted nearly $500
which will be turned into the Coun-
try Club treasury.
Lady Golfers Have Tea Party
Friday is ladies day at the Sank
Centre Country Club Golf links.
Friday afternoon dozen of the la
dies held their first weekly tourna-
ment. Miss Edna Jameson was the
prize winner. At the close of the
tournament SO ladies, prospective
members of the Club were very in
formally entertained at tea by Mrs.
Mary Stewart, superintendent of
the Home School for Girls, at
Morse Hall.
The next tournament will be held
May 81, when Miss MERGED Blshop
will be the hostess at tea party
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Bishop, Pine street.
She will be assisted by Miss Jane
Strebel. At this tournament prizes
will be given for the best putter.
Miss Hattie Hedin is chairman
of the membership committee. She
will be pleased to receive applica-
lions for membership in the Club
at the First State Bank. All
members are urged to pay their
dues not later than June Id.
The Sank Centre club will play
at st. Cloud July 10 instead Of
June 26, as previously announced.
Pupils in Recital
Monday evening, June at 8:15
D. m. Mildred Geuting will present
the following pupils in a June
Time Recital. Orvin, Dorothy
Dobbs, Jane Dowswell, Dorothy
Fischer, Elsie Clark, Regene Fors-
berg, Geraldine Hansen, Jean Car
penter, Bernette Luedke, Eloise
and Dorothy Schumacher, Donald
Otto, Dorothy MCGEE, Florence
Capkey, Mary Margaret Vandes-
teeg and Marie Brown.
The program win be given at st.
Paups Catholic Church recital hall
and will be divided into two parts.
The first part will be presented by
the smaller children and in the
second part Marie Brown will play
two groups; Florence Capkey as
sisting with vocal solos. She will
play the Beethoven C Major Con-
certo first movement Rachmaninof
C Sharp Minor Prelude.
There will be several two piano
numbers.