The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-10-19

Mrs. Henry Miller, chairman; Mrs
Ray Walker, secretary; Mrs. Her.
man Iwinski, reporter.
Following the lunch hour, Miss
Moline, Home Demonstration agent,
of Stearns County, gave the first
lesson of the season on the max
ing Of rugs. Leaders learned to
make braided, rolled and tufted
rugs out of old materials.
Lyman Prairie Project Group
The Lyman Prairie Project group
met at the home Of Mrs. Vern
Beecher on Tuesday, October 10
The leaders, Mrs. Arthur Domke
and Mrs. Howard Domke, present
ed the lesson on rug making, in
an interesting manner.
Mrs. Cowlthorp was appointed as
reporter to take the place of Mrs
Kruse, who is unable to attend
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Edith Payne on Nov
ember 7th. Mrs. Cowlthorp, re-
porter.
Gopher Prairie Al
Benefit Party
Members Of the Gopher Prairie
4H Club have planned a benefit
party for the evening of Friday
October 9th, at eight o'clock, to
which everyone is invited. This
event will be held at the club house
of the Progressive Farmers Club
south of Sank Centre, on Highway
So. Members of the club will visit
the merchants of this city in the
near future on matters regarding
this party, and they extend ar
especial invitation to all merchants
to attend the party. This is a
benefit to raise funds for the use
of the Gopher Prairie All club in
it's work during the coming year
Friendship Club Meeting
Members of the South Ashley
Friendship Club met at the home
of Mrs. E. Eldred on Thursday
October 18th. The lesson for the
day was, Homemade Rugs" with
demonstrations of various styles
and patterns. After a short bust
ness session lunch was served. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Veeder on
November 9th.
Anthony Kuntz Married
A wedding of interest to friends
in this and the West Union COM
munity was the marriage of An
thony Kuntz, of st. John, Michi-
gan, son of Mrs. Mary Kuntz, of
West Union, to Miss Mary Agnes
Klein, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathies Klein, of Mendon, Michi-
gan. The ceremony uniting the
couple was read by the Rev. Bath,
pastor of st. Joseph Church, at St
John, Michigan, on Saturday morn
ing, October 7th.
The bride was gowned in white
satin, fashioned in Princess style
of floor length and with a short
train. The collar and vestee were
of white lace, trimmed with seed
pearls. Her lace fingertip veil was
the one worn by her sister, Mrs
Roland Brainerd, at her wedding
on June 10, 1887. The brides on
ly jewelry was gold chain and
cross, the gift Of the bridegroom
Her bouquet was a shower Of Joh-
anna Hill roses and snapdragons,
tied with a white satin ribbon.
Only attendant to the bride was
her twin sister, Miss Rose Klein,
who was attired in an aqua marine
floor length frock, with stitched
flowers on the skirt and trimmed
in dubonnet velvet. She wore a
dubonnet turban with veil and car
ried a bouquet of red roses and
baby chrysanthemums, which were
tied with slate colored streamers.
Francis O'Brien, of Ann Arbor,
Mich, was best man. Ushers were
Charles and Louis Klein, brothers
of the bride.
A wedding breakfast was served
for twenty-five guests, with the
centerpiece of the table a three-tier
wedding cake, crowned with a min
iature bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuntz left on a
two weeks motor trip to West I'm
ion, where they are visiting Mrs.
Mary Kuntz, mother of the groom
his brother, George and family, and
other relatives in that village and
Sank Centre. They will also visit
other points of interest in Mime
sofa.
The brides travelling gown was
plum colored dress, with black
accessories. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuntz
will make their home at 81 South
Mead ST., st. John, Michigan.
Mrs. Kuntz graduated from the
Mendon, Michigan, high school with
the class of 1880, and attended
Mehers Business College. She was
secretary to Mr.. Bliss Brooks, OF
the National Farm Loan Associa-