The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-23

The marriage of Miss Helen
Schmidt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schmid of this city, to John L.
nrouns OF Osakis, took place in the
church of Our Lady of the Angels at
nine o'clock Tuesday morning. Rev.
Father Van der Boer of Ward Springs,
Rev. Father Wessendorf of Osakis
and Rev. Fir. Hinnenkamp of Sank
Centre officiated. Mrs. Lynn Whitson
played the Lohengrin wedding march
as the bridal party approached the al
ter. They were met there by FIR. Hin
nenkamp, FIR. Wessendorn and FIR.
Van der Boer. The ceremony was one
of the most beautiful ever witnessed
in the church.
The bride was dressed in white net
trimmed with satin over white en-
broidery and lace. The silk veil was
fashioned into cap effect crowned with
a wreath of white carnations and
ferns. She carried bouquet of white
carnations, tied with wide satin rib
ben. The bridesmaid, Miss Ida Schmid.
was dressed in white silk lace .rlm-
med with crepe de chine.
After the wedding breakfast at the
home of the brides parents, the young
couple and wedding party motored to
Osakis, their future home, where din
ner was served later.
Mrs. Brouns is graduate OF the
class of Nineteen Sixteen Of the Sank
Centre high school and is well known
in this city. Her husband is pros
porous farmer residing near Osakis.
The out of town guests were Mes
srs. and Mesdames John Nice, Louis
Brouns, Bosmans, Chris Michaels,
Chris Rutten, John Brouns, ST., and
Mrs. Nile Hess. Mrs. Hess, sister OF
the bride, who was married last Octo-
Der, surprising all by arriving unex-
pectedly Monday night from Buchan-
an, N. d.
In honor of Rev. and Mrs. w. j..
Brown, retiring pastor of the Congre-
gational church of. this city, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Caughren gave a reception
last Friday night at their home, Sixth
and Pine streets. Mr.. and Mrs. Caugh-
rem, Rev. and Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
J, H. Law were in the receiving line.
About one hundred and fifty people
paid their respects during the receiv-
ing hours. Evidence of Mr.. Browns
was shown in that many
who were not his parishioners were
ameng the guests. The gathering was
informal and consequently
more Measurable. During the even
iiIp coffee, cake and sandwiches were
served BY the Misses Clara Carr, Lii
Ian Porter, Ethel Winslow, Anna EN-
erson and the Mesdamcs Strong, Dew
hirst and Hansen.
Prominent on the Interesting Peo-
ple"- page of the current "Woman's
Home Companion" is a snap shot Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Lewis on their
motor trip through the Northwest.
Soon after completing Mr.. Lewis new
novel, "The Innocents," which will ap
pear in the above mentioned maya
zine later, they started on their tour.
At present they are at Carmel-by-the-
Sea in California, the Mecca of the
literary world. Their stopping there
$ indefinite as Mr.. Lewis and his
wife are at present possessed OF the
;pirit of the wanderlust. SO
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The regular November business
meeting Of the EpwoIch League was
,eld Tuesday evening at the home OF 1
Mildred Calkins. Thirty members ard
several visitors were present. "A short
musical program followed the bus
ness session, after which lunch was
erved.. The music,, program was as
ollOws:
)uet-Arab Dance ........-. Bllbro
Bernice Johnson, May Conkey.
'iano Solo-Les Sylphes ..Bachman
Charlotte Wagner.
)carina Duet ............ Selected
Lillian Schaub, Dave Schaub.
PIANO Solo-Love Dreams Brown
May Conkey. 5e1
- s. al &c 4 |
Mrs. Alex Jameson and Mrs. John |
Vhitson entertained last Thursday |
light at an enjoyable Five Hundred
arty at the Jameson residence. The
uests played until II o'clock, when
upper was served As fitting climax
D the evening and as tribute to the
ostess Mr.. McCibhon SUGGESTED that