The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-15

Of Mrs. Jake Sieben, was one OF
the events given for Miss Schwarz-
bauer. Tuesday afternoon twenty
guests were entertained with lunch
con at 500 o'clock. Mrs. George
Ertl was the hostess.
Last evening, Wednesday, the
bride-to-be was honored again when
the Misses Margaret and Betty
Schoenhoff entertained in her hon.
or. The affair was a parcel show
er. Twelve guests attended.
Birthday Party
Mrs. A. B. Frederickson enter
tanned at her home Tuesday after
noon honoring the birthday anniver-
sary of her daughter. Marlys Ann
was two years old. Several children
and their mothers were entertained
at the afternoon affair. 'i''-'
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Leave on Eastern Tour
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Dubois, whose
marriage was announced last week
by the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Steiner, left Thursday eve
ming by motor on a trip to the east.
The trip will include stops at Que
bee, Montreal, New York City,
Cleveland and other eastern points.
They will be at home at 425 Pine
Street after October the first,
Telco Employees Party
Employees of the telephone COM
pany Of this city were entertained
Sunday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Bentfield, who reside
near West Union. The group were
served a chicken dinner and enjoy
ed a social evening following. Mrs.
Bentfield (nee Isadore Scanlon)
former operator with the local ex-
change entertained for the group.
Included with the guests was Mrs.
Don Barron, visiting here, who al
so was a former operator.
Niblick To Plan
Election of officers and plans
for the winter season Of meetings
will occupy the session Monday
when Niblick Club, auxiliary to the
Country Club, meets at 800 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Phillip Steiner.
From the plans the group will
launch its winter series Of meet
ings. This week it was announced
that all those women whose hus-
bands held golf memberships, or
any women who themselves were
members of the Country Club, were
eligible to Niblick membership.
Kathleen Kinsella Married
Miss Kathleen Clair Ann Kinsella.
daughter Of Mrs. John Kinsella, of
st. Cloud, was married Monday to
Erwin Hoffman, st. Cloud. Miss
Kinsella's brother, the Rev. A. ].
Kinsella, Brandon, officiated at
Holy Angels. Another brother, Ger
aid Kinsella, escorted her to the
altar. Il
Miss Virginia Lair served as
bridesmaid and Miss Cressie
Schmit, was bridesmaid. Bestman
for Mr.. Hoffman was Edward Rueh-
lie, Of Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoffman, after a trip into northern
Minnesota and Canada, will be at
home in st. Cloud.
Mrs. Hoffman, a graduate of
Cathedral high school and st. Cloud
Teachers College, is a relative Of
Sank Centre people. She is niece
of J. C.. Kinsella and Mrs. George
Brown, Of this city.
Reports ON Convention At
Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. Harry Knapp read a report
Of activities at the state convention
for the American Legion and its
held in st. Cloud, when
the regular meeting Of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary was held
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. H. e. johnson. Matters Of bus
mess included decisions to sponsor
a birthday party for the boys in
the st. Cloud facility, to contribute
three dollars to the Lone Craftsman
Fund Of the Minnesota Crippled
A new member was
elected to membership for the COM
ing year. The serving will contin-
ue as during the past year, it was
decided, with three members serv-
ing and the proceeds to be turned
into the treasury. After the ad-,
journment lunch was served by the
hostesses Mrs. Johnson, Miss Sig
rid Anderson and Mrs. William
Hershiser. The October meeting