The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-27
IS T.
ggHs aag MORNING. .At9A ga q,
1919, "a Very BieJss eWedd3lIg4 ;ssRs;Sts
sola I'D ed st. .sI.aeFs .egtholit

SQisA lssi ZeA "a sts. l9ss IL , xEt11o4is
Church, Sank Centre when Rev. a.
Art, The pastor, tied TIRE nuptiaI
knot uniting, Miss Margaret ,~upger,
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs FRANK
Ungst3 BpA known; residentz,o and
Emil, Polipniel4, of ST. CloudSrin the
holy Bonds OF natrimony. Only inl-
mediate relatives and friends of the
couple attended the ceremony. 80
The bride was attired in beautiful
white satin gown trimmed with beaae
and carried a Shower bouquet :: Oh
bridal roses and lilies of the valley.
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Marie Unger, who wore a White
serge suit. and hat to match. Alg,ys.
Polipnick, brother of the groom was
best man. ~-. = -' -. .-''. - e..
A reception at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, corner Of Sixt3Hail and
Birch street, followed the c &c t7 olly !-j
About fifty Of tie near relatives and
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Polipnle;lzz
attended this function. fssA ! 's1'st-.1a +,
Out Of town guests attending shte'
wedding We're Mr. and MS. 2Matfl
Polipnick and family, parents of tbs
groom, st. Joseph; Mr.. an, Mrs,
Chas. Kinzel, st. Cloud; A, H.
, Polipnick, Cakes, n, D.; J.,C. Unger,
Seattle, Wash u .sss~ ~ ! 'l@z-@ $50
The bride is we'll and favorabls
known to the people Of Sank Centre
and vicinity where she, mas groW].rttc
womanhood Mr.. Polipnick was
recently discharged from military
service. He is employed by. the Pub
lie Service GotQpai1y Of S.. = Glotd:
The happy coufll left for their ne5v
home last evening 1and will rake "a,
housekeeping 1t once. Thas Will be
at home to their friends after Deem
Der tenth. The Herald Joins ether.
friends in extending sincere con-
gratulations. - ~ /. n.
A QUIET WEDDING WAS SOL
emized at ST.. Paul's Catholic; CHURCH
Wednesday morning, Nov. %, 1919, at
shine o'clock VIXEN Miss Susie way,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. May.
sof Kent, Mimi, became the wife OF
bernard Van Havermeat, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Van Havermeat, re-
ssiding three miles east of Sank Cen
tire. Rev. FIR. Art performed the GER
:emony in The presence OF friends and.
relatives OF the contracting couple.
THE bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Mary, while Walter Van Hayer7ls
meat, brother Of the groom, was the
best man.
= Following the ceremony the happy
couple were given RECEPTION at the
home of the groom parents. !. IS
The bride was "a resident OF TINS
section for. number of years prior 1 60
last year when the family located at
Kent. The parents OF the bride at
tended the cermony, =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Haverneat VIII
take up. housekeeping att once in the inc
new home which the groom has erect
ed near his fathers farm Their
many frlenuS eAtehs1 WIS 7a
EIGHT LITTLE MAIDS. IN TWO !,
little beds staging "Slunmber
party last Sunday evening made Alice
in Dreamland look like has been
when they told the story OF
evenings entertainment ITO rhe e i
friends the following day. There
were COLLINS and mother gooses'
and - and policemen, mixed up in the
dreams of1these eight little p,aasssl
The hostesses Of the occasion We're
the Misses Eileen and Madonna Brown
and their guests were, six fr sis Y " Z
had been invited to Spend the night.
at,thus I,rpsvri ,hDnaeu IiIt mas aalosig,
long night to the girls, full of terrors,