The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-02-23
and families enjoyed their annual

event was in the nature OF q hard
time party and no few Of the era
watts, which adorned the unsuspect-
ing ones, were shipped off. The
evening was spent in dancing, with
Kohl's Klinkers furnishing the
music. Lunch and coffee were
served at a late hour, and a good
time was had by all.
Friendship Club
Members of the Friendship Club
met at the Ed Marthaler home last
Thursday, February 16. With no
special lesson, time was spent dis
cussing plans for the future. A
delicious lunch was served. Next
meeting will be held March 18th.
Group three will decide place of
meeting and will serve.
Degree of Honor
There will be regular meeting
of the Degree of Honor next Mon
day evening at the Community
Club Rooms.
st. Mary's Guild
Begins Lenten Series
Opening of Lent this week
brought the first in a series of
Lenten teas for st. Mary's Guild,
of the Church of the Good Samar-
itan, and the opening Of a new in
structional series for the Study
Club.
This afternoon, Thursday, the
first in the Lenten series of teas
will be held at the parish house.
The division, of which Mrs. G. c.
Sundell is chairman, Is in charge
of arrangements. The meetings
will be conducted in each of the
six weeks of the Lenten season.
Devotional services and short talks
will feature the simple affairs.
Two outside speakers have been
scheduled to date.
Finishing a course on the Life
of Christ, members of the Study
Club turned to the opening of a
new study course on India when
the club meets at the home of
Mrs. Dewey OGara Friday even
ing. The meeting will open at 7:45
o'clock. Study will be based on the
book, Moving Millions" The
course was chosen because Mrs. r.
J. Mott, who as the daughter of a
missionary lived in India, can sup
plement first hand information in
terestingly.
East Side Bridge
Monday afternoon hostesses Mrs.
w. Johnson and Mrs. George F..
Minette entertained members of
the East Side Bridge Club. The
affair was at the home Of Mrs.
johnson.
Solo Club
Mrs. Henry Miller was hostess
Tuesday evening when she enter
tanned for members Of the Solo
Club.
Royal Neighbors-
At the home of Mrs. JOS Robin
son next Tuesday afternoon, the
18th, members of the Royal Neigh
bors viii be entertained. It will
begin at 2:30 o'clock. Assisting
Mrs. Robinson are Mrs. Paul
Domke and Mrs. Rena belong.
Mrs. Minette HonOred
on Sind Anniversary
Gifts from sons and daughters,
cards from relatives and friends
added to make Tuesday a happy
day for Mrs. F. e. Minette who
observed quietly her 82nd birthday
anniversary. The day was spent
quietly, quite as usual in the
household on Third street that is
her home with her son, Ed, and
her daughter, Mrs. Regina Book.
Only formal observance of the day
was small dinner gathering that
evening at the home when Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bergman and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Borgmann were
guests. A sister, Mrs. Regina
Theirs, of Minneapolis, was unable
to come. George Herberger, Of
Osakis, a cousin, was prevented
from coming by illness.
Dances Close
Pre-Lenten Season
Two dancing groups in the city
closed social activity Tuesday even
ing as Shrove Tuesday ended the
Pre-Lenten season. Tuesday the
Cuckoo Club, new dancing club