The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-05-29
BEISE..KELLER.
A Stately Social Event
Was the Marriage OF
DR.. BieSexand Miss
Minnie Keller.
AT Popular Leader i'm So
ciety Married With Elab-
crate Ceremony.

Hon. Henry Keller, was united
in matrimony TO DR.. Adrian Ru'
dolph Beise of Eagle Bend, Rev,
F. M. Garland officiating. The
church edifice had been beautifully
and tastefully decorated for the &C.
casion with potted plants and flowers,
and presented an attractive appear
ance. Preceded by the ushers,
Messrs. William Keller and
Rudolph Hansen, the bridesmaids,
Missis Julia McMasters and Ann
Brooks, and the maid of honor, Miss
Bertha, daughter of Judge L. L. Bax-
ter of Fergus Falls, the bride,
and her father went up the church
aisle to the strains of the wedding
march by the orchestra and Miss
Scherffius at the organ. The groom
and his attendant, DR.. Frank Boyd, of
Chicago, from the vestry room, met
the bride and her father at the chancel
steps, where the bride was given away
by her father was said by the pastor
and the ceremony concluded to the
music of the organ and the orchestra.
The limited capacity of the church
prevented general invitation as the
family desired, but certainly all who
were present are of the opinion that
a prettier wedding it would be diff
cult to imagine.
A reception followed at the beauti-
full home of Hon. and Mrs. Keller on
Getty Road, and was the most not
able social event of the season. The
spacious grounds and grove had been
fitted with specially arranged electric
lights, and with its .wellkept lawn,
fountain and shade trees was fairy
scene indeed. The guests were re-
ceived in the hail, the orchestra me an
time concealed behind banked ferns
and flowers in the library discours-
ing sweet music. 1t was an animated
scene, and every detail had been so
carefully arranged that there was not
the least friction.
The bridal party was costumed ele-
gantly, and with exquisite taste.
The brides gown was of Mousseline
de Sol over Duchesse satin trimmed
with Duchesse lace and St. Cause
lace medailions studded with pearls.
She wore a girdle of pearls. Her
embroidered veil was caught back by
a sunburst of pearls, the gift of the
bridegroom.
The maid of honor wore beauti-
full gown of pink silk null over
white, trimmed with lace, wearing a
pink sash and carrying pink roses.
The bridesmaids gowns were as
follows:
Miss Julia McMasters wore gown
of pink silk null over white taffeta
trimmed with lace medallions, and
pink sash, and carrying roses to
match.
Miss Brooks gown was of pink
embroidered chiffon over white taffeta
trimmed with lace. She carried pink
roses.
Little Margaret Watson, the flow
er girl, was prettily gowned in dress
of white organdy trimmed with lace.
The serving girls, attired in pink
and white, were Lillian McGibbon,
Nellie Mccormick, Kit McNeiec, Floy
McMasters, Alice Dean, and Josie
Scherffius.
The following guests were present
at the receptions:
Messrs, and Mesdames Lyman Kells,
A. Dahlem, Sr., E. Dahiem, Geo.
Rein, John Gray, Jos. Capser, F. M.
Garland, Jas. Ingram, VIM. Scherf-
fius, Lyman Barto, H. E. Brooks, Sr.,
Howard Wilcox, Chan. Marshall,
v. A. Whipple, J. A. Dubois, ]. F.
Cooper, Cal. Kelsey, F. B. Rowe, N.
d. Barker, L. S. Bishop, F. Perry,
C. A. Morse, J. A. Norris, w. o. P.
Hilsdale, c. M. Sprague, A. F. Wat
son, r. L. Palmer, P. Lamb, J. M. Nc
Masters, J. Fl. Law, P. B. Hansen,
M. F. Woodbury., w. S. Dean, Will
Dobbs, r. Carpenter.
Mesdames ]. "A. Caughren, John r.
Howard, Watkins of Milwaukee, Fl.
E. Brooks, Jr., Faille of Osakis, S.
Beldleman, G. F. How, Wilson of
Alexandria, Chas. Fish, Mullen,
Locke, w. McNeice, w. II. Blake,
d. C. Abeles, Give, Metzroth, M.
Hogan.
Misses :Floy McMasters, Alice
Dean, Edna Bennett, Nell McCor-
mick, Josie Scherfius, Lillian Nc
Gibbon, Kit McNeice, Anna Emerson,
Josie Emerson, Lucille O'Connor,
Mabel Galusha, Mabel Buchanan,
Taylor, Tillotson, Alta Hilsdale,
Gladys Locke, Esther Sprague,
Robertson.
Messrs. Ang. Dahlem, Mel. Scherf-
fius, Leo. Scherffius, Albert Dahlem,
Jr., Henry Reichert of Long Praiaie,
Fay Sprague, Olaf Hjolme, Leslie
Gray, Harold Lamb, E. Westbury,