The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-02-22
&D.S0CIETY
Father-SOns
Gather Tonight

Father-SOns
Gather Tonight
On the anniversary of George
Washington's birthday, appro-
priately fathers and sons will gath
er this evening, Thursday, at a
banquet at the Methodist Church.
The affair Is now annual. Accord
ing to advance ticket sale it is re-
ported that good crowd is expect
ed. A banquet will be served by
the Ladies Aid at the Church par
lors at $50 o'clock. A program
that will feature several moving
pictures, secured by w. D. Gallup,
will be given. Musical entertain
ment by several instrumental
groups will be in charge of DIR.
Paul w. Hanson.
Mrs. Deziel Reported
To Gradatim on Meetings
Mrs. S. N. Deziel, president OF
Gradatim Club and its representa-
tive at the Seth annual convention
for the Minnesota Federation of
Women's Clubs, reported on the
activity of that group and the
work of the Minneapolis Tribune
press conference for women to
Gradatim Club yesterday, Wednes-
day. The group met at the home
Of Mrs. w. A. Kohl. With Mrs.
Deziel, last week at the two con-
ferences, was Mrs. c. A. Klar, of
this city, press representative of
the district Federation Of Women's
Clubs. Reporting on official action
of the Federation meeting, Mrs.
Deziel told too Of the interesting
lectures delivered by DR.. Dafoe, the
Canadian physician who brought
the Quintuplets into the world, and
that of DR.. Donald Cowling, of
Carleton College. DR.. Dafoe spoke
before women at the press confer
ence. She reported, too, on the
book, "The Coming Struggle for
Latin America" by Carleton Beals.
Entertain Group
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rosenwald
entertained the following at their
home Thursday evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Heuer, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Botz and Paul Guelsow.
Getty Home
Management Tour
A number of women, members
of the Getty Home Management
group, enjoyed tour Of the Home
School for Girls, in Sauk Centre,
Thursday afternoon. Questions Of
interest to the group were answer
ed by Miss Inez Patterson, super
intendent. Although most Of the
ladies' live but a few miles from
the school, most of them had new
er had the opportunity to see work
done by the girls, and they had lit
tie idea of the huge task confronted
by teachers and matrons in their
effort to shape and mould the char
acters of the girls for future life.
At 4:30 that afternoon delicious
luncheon was served by Miss Pat
terson.-Reporter.
MOthers-S0ns Scout Affair
To BE Annual
With more than a hundred Scouts
and their mothers attending one Of
the unique Scouting affairs of this
community, the Mothers-Sons ban
quet, an enthusiastic group exploit
ed the important relation Of mother
to son as 1t fits the Scouting pic
ture last Wednesday evening. A
supper, was served at 800 at the
Community Club Rooms. The
affair was the last Official act dur
ing Boy Scout Anniversary week
that marked the national birthday
of Scouting thirty years ago.
Hailed as unique and new to
this section, the Mother-Sons ban
quet Is the idea Of Scoutmaster
Don Clough. In charge Of arrange
! ments were Mrs. George Berggreen
and Mrs. H. F. Schmidt.
So enthusiastic were the mothers
that In an unsolicited action the
! group voted wholeheartedly to
/, make this mothers and Scout affair
an annual mart of anniversary