The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-05-01

No detailed information of the
ceremony had been received but
Mr.. and Mrs. Markson and friends
of the couple here had received
announcement.
Lieutenant Markson left early In
April. called to active service from
the Reserve Officers Corps, for
Felts Field, Washington, an Army
air base. He Is connected with
signal corps activities. His bride,
resigned as kindergarten instructor
in the Sank Centre schools at the
spring vacation. She arrived in
Spokane Tuesday before their mar
riage. They are at home In
Spokane.
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Bruce, Of this
city, were guests at dinner Sunday
in the home Of Mrs. George Grund-
man.
Hawaiian Set For
Junior-Senior Prom
A setting borrowed from the
/, Paradise Of the Pacific-the Haw
aiians-will greet the more than
one hundred guests Saturday night
when some eighty Juniors Of the
Sank Centre high school are hosts
in what is now the social highlight
Of the year, the Junior-Senior prom.
Miss Sue Momsen is Junior class
advisor. John Cotton is Junior
class president.
A program at eight o'clock will
open the evenings entertainment
for the Senior class, the faculty
members, the members Of the
board of Education and their wives
and other guests Of the Juniors.
Dancing to Guy De Leo's band will
begin at nine o'clock.
This week the Juniors were bus
lily dressing the old gymnasium in
its party clothes. BY Saturday
night girls in their long dresses and
young men in specially selected
ward robes will make it the best
dressed party of the year.
Guests will enter from the stage
and descend, as from the gang.
plank Of ship at ancher, into the
Hawaiian scene. The traditional
Hawaiian greeting, the welcome Of
the lei, is not forgotten. A simu-
lated sky overhead gives an out.
door garden effect. Atmosphere Is
further enhanced by such typically
Hawaiian props as pineaplles, gay
colors, bamboo, and serving girls
in grass skirts.
The program is to be opened by
John Cotton, president Of the host
class, whose talk will be followed
by that Of John Whitson, president
of the senior class. Joann Venue.
WITT and Maxine Young are to tar
dance. e. w. Olson, superinten.
dent, is to talk. Miss Momsen will
sing a solo, group Of teachers
will sing. A Hawaiian guitar mum.
Der is planned before the grand
march, lead by class officers, be.
gins the dancing program.
For the first time the entire fac.
ulty group Of the schools has been
invited, it was announced. Invi-
tations carried the theme shaped
in the form Of an Hawaiian guitar
Committees in charge of arrange.
ments were announced. Vivian
Rasmussen is in charge Of decora.
lions with Louise Halverson, Their.
esa Bastien, Bob Rattle, Gordon
Hedin, Dick O'Gara, Ody Fish
John Cotton, Norma Nelson, Bever
ly O'Gara, Audrey McKersie, Ruth
MCGEE and Robert Hansmann
Chairman for invitations is Ruth
Lux assisted by Constance Stelzig,
Dorothy Brann and Betty Simmer.
Betty Berry is in charge Of re-
freshments and aided by Eileen
Ethun, Marian Hill, Robert Little,
Oliver Rasmussen, Rosa Pauly and
Marjorie Carlson. Orchestra and
entertainment committee is headed
by Mary Dubois, with Margaret
Prasch, George Rowland, Arthur
Wiener, Ed Kurrell, Melvin Weyh-
rick. John Cotton and Ody Fish
are to head the cleanup committee
with Paul Keldahl, Emil Polipnick
and Donald Emblom.
Naomi Chapter
A regular meeting of Naomi
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
will be held next Tuesday evening,
May 9Th, at 8 o'clock.
Attend Home
Management Meet
A group Of Sank Centre women
attended a meeting and luncheon
held in Albany last Saturday as a
part of the Home Management
project. A checkup meeting was
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