The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-06
sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.

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Mrs. Allan Meigs, Of this city, oc-
casioned a meeting of guests last
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Meigs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E e. Miller
and daughter, Dona. accompanied
by Miss Ida Hopkins, Of Wray,
Colorado, arrived Saturday for the
weekend. Guests arriving Sunday
from st. Paul made q group Of
twenty who picnicked at the City
Park at noon.
WRC Meet Saturday
The Women's Relief Corps will
meet Saturday afternoon at the
Community Club rooms. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Mrs. wager Heads
Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. G. F. wager was reelected
as president Of the Ladies Auxili-
airy to the Robert Swift Post Amer
lean Legion when the group met
in annual election and were visited
by past district president Monday
afternoon at the cottage home of
Mrs. Jos. Robinson. Mrs. A. L.
Christensen, of Wadena, is the
past district Auxiliary president
who was among the guests. Other
officers elected were: Mrs. L. T.
Lovik, first vice president; Mrs.
Rudolph Delsing, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. H. w. Bishop, chaplain;
and Mrs. w. D. OGara and Mrs.
j. v. Nelson elected for a term of
one year to the executive board.
Other officers are appointive and
unannounced as yet. Out of town
guests at the meeting were: Mrs.
M. H. Millner, Mrs. William Botte-
miller, Mrs. Clarence Johnston and
Mrs. William Englemann, Of Ber-
tina.
Primary Picnic
Children in the primary depart
ment Of the Congregational church
Sunday school were given a picnic
Tuesday. The days rains kept the
group indoors which puzzled youth
full heads who had been lead to
believe that picnics were outdoor
events.
Black Cat Party
Is Called Tops
The young ladies who were
guests Of the Black Cats last We'd
nesday evening at the Blake Hotel,
Alexandria, were calling the party
one of the best this week. The
affair was dinner dance, and was
the best dressed affair in some time
that inaugurated the summer sea-
son.
Edwina Miller
Engagement Announced
MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Miller
entertained at dinner for ten
guests Sunday in honor of their
daughter, Edwina, whose engage
ment to Roscoe Flahaven was an
nounced. The wedding date has
been set for July 10th, it was an
nounced to guests.
Pot Luck Lunch
At Methodist Church
Members Of the 1910 graduating
class, affiliated with the Metho.
dist Church, are invited to be
guests at a pot luck lunch for all
ladies Of the church at the church
parlors this afternoon, Thursday.
The business meeting will be held
at the usual hour of 800 pm. and
a varied program will follow.
Lunch will be served at 4:30 and
all ladies Of the church are urged
to attend. Coffee, cream and sugar
will be furnished by division four
and they will serve. Each lady is
to contribute something for the
lunch. There is no charge.
Miss Schmitz HOnOred
On Coming Marriage
Miss Lorraine Schmitz. whose
approaching marriage to Rudolph
Nathe on June 18th has been an
nounced, was honored this week at
pre-nuptial showers in Sank Centre
st: Paul and Sleepy Eye. She is
the daughter Of Mrs. Lucy Schmitz
Of this city.
At the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Nathe group of ladies were en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Schmitz' approach
ing wedding. She was presented
a lovely gift. Mrs. Nathe was as
sisted by her daughters, Mrs. Walt
Jung and Mrs. Fred Schwartz.
Out Of town guests were Mrs. John
Sauer and daughters. Mrs. Nick
Quicker, and Mrs. Norbert Terfehr,
Of West Union.
In st. Paul Miss Schmitz was
honored at a shower given by her
sisters-in-law, Mrs. Joe Schmitz
and Mrs. Ed Schmitz. Two cous-
ms were hostesses at Sleepy Eye
at an event in which Miss Schmitz
was guest of honor. The hostesses
were Miss Marcella Bertrand and
Mrs. Charles O'Malley. The out Of
town showers were held last week
end.
Anton Jung Was
80 Years Sunday
With all but one of his sons
with him surrounded by group
of eleven grandchildren, Anton