The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-08-21
A VERY PRETTY
Home Wedding
Miss Ethel HOff Becomes Bride
of Well Known Sank
Centre Man
RECEPTION AT MRS. HOGAN'S
After Trip on Great Lakes Newly
Married Will Be at Home
in This City
RECEPTION AT MRS. HOGANS

A wedding of interest to Sank Gen.
tire people took place Wednesday eve
ming of this week at the home of Mrs.
Mary Hogan of this city when her
neice Miss Ethel Hoff of Minneapolis
became the bride of Lynn Whitson of
Sank Centre.
Only relatives and intimate friends
of the couple were present at the we'd
ding but 200 invitations had been is
sued for the reception which followed.
The ceremony took place before an
improvised altar of white asters and
daisies in the front room. The hall
and library were decorated in white
asters and ferns and the dining room
was in pink asters and ferns. Before
the ceremony Miss Edna Hogan, a
cousin of the bride sang Beloved it
is Morn" and Because. Miss Sigma
Olson, of the faculty of the Mime
apolis School of Music, played a pro-
gram of music before the wedding,
and during the reception.
At eight o'clock the bride entered
alone and was met at the altar by her
father M, D. Hoff and Mr.. Whitson
and his best man, Mr. Everett jamie
son. She was attended by her cousin,
Miss Hogan as maid of honor and the
Misses Cecile Clarity and Helen Guile
of Minneapolis as bridesmaid
Father Hinnenkamp of Sank Centre
officiated at the ceremony. -
The bride was gowned in white
ivory satin made with a square court
train, the waist being entirely of rose
point lace. Her veil was made cap
effect with crown of lilies Of tho
valley and fell to the end of the train
in cascade effect. S h g carried
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and brides roses, Miss Hogan wore
rose pink satin crepe with chiffon over
drape and carried Killarny roses,
Miss Clarity and Miss Guile. were
gowned alike in pale pink satin with
chiffon over drape and carried pink
sweet peas. Mrs. Mary Hogan wore
lavender silk, Miss Rose Donahue an
aunt OF the bride was gowned in
black crepe meteor and another aunt
Miss Margaret Donahue wore pale
pink satin. Mrs. J. w. Whitson,
mother of the bride groom wore
blue charmeuse gown.
For the wedding entrance Miss o.
son played "Lohengrin," after the
ceremony Miss Helen Guile sang
Birthday" by Woodman and cat
Dawning' by Caedmon.
The bridal pair left for trip on
the Great Lakes and will be at home
in Sank Centre after September 18th.
Miss ~Hoff is well known in the
circles of Minneapolis, having
graduated from the Minneapolis
School of Music and is also post
graduate of that school. She is a
member of the Thursday Musical also.
MIR. Whitson, formerly business man
in Duluth is member of the Duluth
boat Climb and the "Kadopa" club.
The bride was the recipient of a
of very pretty affairs given
by her friends in Minneapolis recent
ly. The Misses Pratt of Oliver ave.,
N, entertained at bridge luncheon
in her honor and a short time later
Miss Rose Flaherty of Franklin ave.
of Inn 70
bride-to-be. Monday afternoon of
Virginia, entertained for Miss Hoff
at a theatre party at the Orpheum
with tea afterwards at the Teco Inn.
Miss Cecile Clarity gave a bridge
luncheon w d nesday afternoon
Thursday Miss Hoff entertained at
a trousseau tea at her apartments in
tertained at a theatre party at the
Shubert Saturday afternoon; Pre-.
ceeding the theatre party Miss Mar
luncheon at the Dayton tea room in
the theatre Miss Guile entertained
Tuesday evening of this week Mrs.
hogan cHOcTIdlIIeu dO d uluHcT parry
1T her home in Sank Centre in honor
Of Miss Hoff and Mr.. Whitson. Gov
ers were laid for ten guests.
Miss Mary Hogan has as her homo
guests in Sank Centre the Misses
Helen Guile, Cecile Clarity and Lillian
Simpson of Minneapolis, who came
up especially to attend the nupital
a