The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-09-22

were rewarded Dy learning all ABOUT
color harmony and color combina-
tions as they might be used in the
home. Also the proper arrange
ment Of furniture In a room was
discussed. After the class was dis
missed the members enjoyed pot
luck supper. They decided to hold
their next meeting at the home of
Mrs. Earl Kruse on October 18th.
Reporter, Mrs. Earl Kruse.
Getty Home Management
Members Of the Getty Home Man.
agement unit met at the home of
Clarence Winter Sunday evening,
for study Of color and designs for
home decoration.
The next meeting will be held on
October 9th at the Henry Miller
home. The lesson win be "How to
Make Footstools." 'sC
Following study at the past meet
ing delicious luncheon was served
by the hostesses Mrs. c. Winter and
Mrs. Herb. Botz. Alex Botz and
Henry Miller received the awards.
Reporter, Mrs. e. Polipnick.
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G. O. F. Initiation
New Munich Court 786 Catholic
Order Of Foresters has completed
arrangements for an iniation cere-
mony to be held Sunday, Septem-
ber 18th. From the response to in
vitations sent out a record attend
ance is anticipated. Courts to par
ticipate in the initiation will beside
the host Court be from Elrosa,
Lake Henry, Sauk Centre, Freeport,
Albany, Avon, Richmond, Cold
Spring and Roscoe. A state team
will confer the degrees starting at
two o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Speakers will be Hugh Young, High
Court trustee, w. r. Vashro, state
treasurer, and J. r. Landy, Of
Springfield, MINI. All members are
urged to attend.
Surprise Birthday Party
A number Of self-invited guests
gathered at the home of Mrs. Ger
hard Nathe Monday and aided in
the celebration of the lady's birth
day anniversary. The time was en-
joyed in playing cards. Mrs. Nathe
was presented beautiful birthday
cake made by Mrs. Joe Determan,
and she received several useful
gifts. Those present were: Mrs.
Archie Pacey, Mrs. Jesse Rose,
Mrs. John Walters, Mrs. Alex
Bromenschenkel, Mrs. Emil Polip-
nick, Mrs. John Ceynar and daugh.
ter, Louise, Mrs. Louis Kass, Mrs.
Henry Haskamp, Mrs. Joe Deter
man, Mrs. Nick Bromenschenkel,
Mrs. Gale Nelson, Mrs. Walter
Jung, Mrs. Elizabeth Nathe, and
Mrs. Fred Schwartz.
Surprise Shower
Last Thursday Miss Kathryn
Schwarzbauer, now the bride Of Joe
Frank after their marriage Mon
day, was surprised when Brainerd
relatives honored her with show
err. Arriving in the afternoon they
brought miscellaneous gifts, re-
freshments, and a wedding cake.
Those present were: Mrs. Gunder
Jensen and daughter, Evelyn, and
sons, Edward and Franklin, Mrs.
Arnold Jensen, Miss Helen Toole,
Mrs. AL Meyers and daughters, Mar
garet, Gertrude, and Myrtle, Mrs.
Julian Meyers, Mrs. Matt Meyers.
and daughter, Mildred, Mrs. ]. p.
Meyers and daughter, Mrs. George
Lake and son, Bobby, and Mrs. AL
fred Meyers, all Of Brainerd. 9th
er guests at the supper that eve
ming included Mrs. Frank House
and Miss Victoria Meyers Of this
city. The Brainerd people return
ed to their homes that evening.
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Entertain For Mrs.
Easton and Daughters
Last Thursday the Stitch and
Chatter Club entertained at hand
kerchief shower for Mrs. G. L. Eas-
ton at the home of Mrs. Henry
Lloyd. The affair honored Mrs.
Easton as a departing member of
the club. Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Easton plan to leave on a vacation
stay, perhaps to Nebraska. That
hinges, she said, on what the Blue
Valley offices notify Mr.. Easton.
They plan to return before finally
moving from this city.
Monday evening Miss Muriel Eas-
ton was entertained when sixteen
girls came to her homS and sur
prised her. The girls brought their
own lunch, presented MurieI with
several nice gifts.
Married Monday
Miss Juletta Wensmann, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Anna Wensmann, of
Melrose, and Mr.. Howard Rachey,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ewald Rachey,
Of this city, spoke marriage vows
Monday morning at the Church Of
Our Lady Of the Angels at nine
o'clock. The Rev. Fr. Charles May
er officiated. Attending the couple
were Miss Mildred Otto as brides
maid, and a brother of the bride,
Leander Wensmann, acted as best