The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-08-28

meetings Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution chapter will
be held next Tuesday evening, Sep
tember End, in the home of Mrs.
Laura Segrin. A $50 supper will
be followed by the business meet
ing.
Miss Geneva Chapman
Wed In Seattle Saturday
Miss Geneva Chapman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Chapman,
Of Royalton, and former school
teacher in this city, was married
Saturday to r. Vernon johnson in
Seattle, Washington.
Announcements Of the marriage
were received in this city this week
but no details of the quiet cere-
mony were available this week.
They will be at home at 127 East
5Sth Street, Seattle, soon.
Miss Chapman taught in the
Sauk Centre public schools as first
and second grade instructor for a
number Of years. She resigned this
summer to leave for her marriage.
Mr.. Johnson, employed now in
Seattle, is a former Upsala resi-
dent where his father still resides.
Mr.. Johnson spent a year in this
locality and returned to Seattle two
years ago to resume his work.
Farewell Shower
Guests were entertained Tuesday
evening in the home Of Mrs. v. J..
Sartell in a farewell shower given
for Miss Ivy Hildebrand. Mrs.
Frank O'Gara was hostess with
Mrs. Sartell. Miss Hildebrand will
leave the city next week to teach
in Warroad.
Neighb0rs Give Party
A group Of neighbors honored
Mrs. Esther Guthrie, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Denzine, last
week at a farewell party. Mrs.
Guthrie left for Venice, California,
where she and her husband reside.
She had visited for a month with
her parents here.
Evelyn Trattles Plans
September Wedding
Miss Evelyn Trattles has chos-
en- September 14th as the date for
her marriage to Norman Berry in
the Zion Lutheran Church in this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Trattles
have announced the approaching
marriage of their daughter this
week. Mr.. Berry is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Berry.
Birthday Anniversary
Jeanne and Frank Mossman,
daughter and son of Mrs. L. M.
Mossman, Of Glenwood, arrived
last Wednesday to help their un-
Gle, w. e. DeLaurier, celebrate his
birthday anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
DeLaurier accompanied the chill
dren to their home Friday.
Attend Tea
A group comprising several car
loads of ladies Of the Episcopal St.
Mary's Guild attended a tea at the
lake home Of Mrs. Peterson, at
Alexandria, last Friday. A group Of
the ladies called at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Aldous, recently
moved to Alexandria from Sauk
Centre.
Dinner Guests
Mrs. Mary Tabogt and daughter,
Johanna, Miss Stella Westcott, of
LIE Peer, Wisconsin, and Mrs. jose
phine Smits, of Seymour, Wiscon-
sin. were dinner guests Friday in
the home Of Miss Regime Unger
and her father, Frank Unger, Sr.
Girl Scouts To
Begin Paper Drive
In drive to collect magazines
and newspapers, Sauk Centre Girl
Scouts this week launched their
drive to obtain funds for their
camp, CooJOaks on Sauk Lake. 1t
was announced by Mrs. Regina
Book that paper collected maybe
stored in the Paul Besser garage
for the time being. Anyone who
has papers or magazines to DON
ate to the girls may call any of
the Scouts, Mrs. Book or Mrs.
Besser. Mrs. Book announced that
moneys received from the sale of
paper will go into the girls camp
ing fund for needed equipment.
Shower Honors Alice
Scanlon Monday
Miss Alice Scanlon, whose ap-
preaching marriage has been an
nounced to friends, was honored
at miscellaneous shower Monday
evening in the home of Miss Betty
Schoenhoff with Miss Ruby Pacey
as assisting hostess. A group Of
twenty-six guests was entertained.
Miss Scanlon, daughter of John
Scanlon, of this city, will be mar
ried in September to Myron Tam
BILE, Of st. Cloud. Miss Scanlon
is employed as operator with the