The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-07-17
Social Events
A VERY PRETTY WEDDINGWAs

A VERY PRETTY WEDDINGSWAS.
soiemnlued at st. Paul's i Catholic
church, Sauk Centre, tuesday, July
pastor, Rev. A. ART, pronounced the
words that made Hiss Marie Till
mann, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ludwig 1lllman, the wife of
Leo Weber, a we'll known and pros
porous young McCormlk' Lake tarlll-5
er. -. -.. sgI.sss. tI.@ss.
The bride wore a becoming gown
of Ivory white silk poplin tr1mme1s
with Georgette crepe. and carfIed a.
bouquet OF brides roses. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Rose
Tillman, who was dressed in white
poplin. Joseph Tillman, brother olk
bride, was best man. s
A number OF relatives and imnned-.1
late friends Of the happy couple wit
messed the Ceremony. The wedding
party drove out to the home@of IT,
brides parents southwest of the city
immediately following the ceremony
and partookSof light wedding break
fast. A sumptuous wedding dinner
was served to fifty of the near rela-
tives and friends at noon. During the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Weber recelv-
ed many of their old friends and
the evening the young people of town
and country enjoyed wedding dane,
in a new barn on one of the Tillman
farms south of the home of the
parents. ..lS q
The contracting parties to this
happy event have host of friends.
The bride was born on the farm
where ker parents now reside. Ihl
groom came to Sank Centre from
independence, Iowa, about six years
ago. or number OF years he has
conducted his farm near Mccormick
Lake. The newly married will take
up housekeeping at once on this farm
and a little later, after the seasons
crops are stored away, they are plan
ming honeymoon trip. Their many
friends join the Herald in extending
congratulations.
A VERY QUIET WEDDING WAS
:solemnized at the Congregational
parsonage, Sauk Centre, Tuesday,
July Is, 1919, at two o'clock in the
afternoon, when Mrs. Rose Donart
, and William Braatz were made hus-
band and wife. Rev. C.. S. Sparkes,
pastor of the Congregational church
performed the ceremony. The happy
couple were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
L. J. Irish. The daughters of the
contracting parties witnessed the
ceremonies. St
Mr.. and Mrs. Braatz left Sauk Cen
tire for Minneapolis on the seven
o'clock train Tuesday evening. They
expect to make the Flour City their
home, Mr.. Braatz having recently
purchased grocery store at 6l3
Marquette Ave. S. The place of resi-
dence will be decided upon a little
later.
The bride has lived in Sauk Centre
for many years; being the daughter
of Mat Vanish and is well and favor
ably known. During his four years,
residence in the city Mr.. Braatz has
conducted an orderly business. He re-
tired July first. Their host tof friends
wish them much joy inSthelraa new
relations. [.
THERE WAS "A OhVWGn9 {II's4fA.
not of rain drops, but ofs@ Choking
utensils at the home OF Mrs. d. y.
Collins Wednesday evening, when
her daughter, Miss Edna Collins en-
tertained number of girl friends at
q kitchen shower in honor of Miss
Pearl Gray. who will become the
wife of Herman Hager, Tuesday
July 22. The guests were Miss
Margaret Hilsdale of st. Paul, Misses
Sylvia and Mable Borgmann, Mary
and Ann Jackson, Harriet; and eEssie
Evans, Cecile Kinsella, Helen Allen,
Name Reilly of Minneapolis and Miss
Lillian Evans ofasWestport; Misses
Mathilda Book and Libby Rezencheck.
4 delicious lunch was served and thf
many friends of the bride-to-be left