The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-10-10

description of their toilettes follow $:
Mrs. J. A. Caughren, the BRIDES
White satin with brocaded
blue chiffon, with crystal beaded real
lace waist.
Mrs. r. B. Allison, the brides sis
ter-Pink crystal beaded chiffon over
pink satin.
Mrs. Fl. J. Caughren-Blue chiffen-
den silk with lace inlaid with pearls.
Mrs. ID. b. Caughren-Cream crystal
beaded chiffon over white satin.
Mrs. P. f Shields, aunt of the bride
Gray chiffon over satin with dutch
ess lace.
Miss Shields, cousin Of the bride
White silk lace dress over white satin
Mrs. J. Schnur, mother Of the
groom-Gray lace overdress over
white satin.
Mrs. Geo. Schnur--Light blue bro
caded satin with dutchess lace trim
mings.
Miss Ruth Schnur, sister of the
groom-Pink brccaded satin with
chiffon and lace overdress.
Following the ceremony reception
was held, some three hundred invited
guests being present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Schnur and Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Schnur received the guests as
they entered. The guests were usher
ed upstairs by Mesdames III. J. Caugh-
rem and r. r. Allison who introduced
them during the reception. Refresh
ments were served by the Ramalays
of St. Paul. Mrs. Jas. Ingram usher
ed the guests into the dining room to
be served. Miss Harriet Wheeler, an
intimate friend of the bride, served
punch at the head of the staircase.
During the reception the Metropoli-
tan Orchestra of ST. Paul discoursed
sweet music. The decorations were
arranged by Mr.. Nelson of Holm &
Nelson, decorators, ST. Paul. There
was magnificent array Of wedding
gifts. The brides parents gave the
bride and groom chest of solid silver
ware. Mesdames ID. B. Caughren and
o. Wheeler showed the wedding gifts
upstairs.
Mr. and Mrs Schnur left at S:56,
following the ceremony and the re-
ception, for Winnipeg where they
were to spend few days and then
leave for an extended wedding trip
t Trough the East.
There were three anti-nuptial func-
tions in honor of the bride and groom.
The first was luncheon, given at 2
p. m. Friday, at the Palmer House by
Miss Florence Shields of ST. Paul. A
five course menu was served, an even
dozen covers being laid The table
decorations were pink roses.
Friday afternoon from 4 to at the
Auditorium, Miss Mary Hogan gave a
Sunlight Dance" in honor of the
bride and groom. Twenty couples in
addition to the six couples immedi-
ately concerned in the wedding, were
present and passed the two hours
very pleasantly with dancing. The
Sank Centre orchestra furnished the
music. Mesdames NJ. Hogan and o.
n. Doolittle acted as chaperons. The
hall was Hastily decorated with au-
tumn leaves and yellow crepe paper.
Frappe and waters were served.
At. 2. p. m. Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Caughren were host and hostess at a
luncheon at the Palmer House, for
the Schnurs of Chicago and the Shields
of st. Paul. An elaborate menu was
served. The table decorations. were
pink roses.
The bride was born in Sank Centre
where she has spent her life. She
graduated from the Sank Centre high
school in 1909. She following year
she attended "The CASTLE. a select
school for young ladies at Tarrytown
on the Hudson, New York. The. fol-
lowing year she took special work at
the Minnesota State University. Miss
Caughren has been a leader in the
younger social set in Sank Centre for
the past few years. She isexceedingly
popular and has a large number Of