The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-27
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church, Sank Centre when Rev. "A.
Art, the pastor, tied tire nuptiai
knot uniting, Miss Margaret upger,
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. frank
Ungsn well 8ilomns residents,o and
Emil, PolipnieA, of ST, Cloud, in the
holy bonds OF matrimony. Only ir1-
mediate relatives and friends of the
couple attended the ceremony. -,
The bride was attired IN beautiful
white satin gown trimmed with beaae
and carried al shower bouquet On
bridal roses and lilies Iof the valley.
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Marie Unger, who wore a white
serge suit and hat to. match. a '9yys
Polipniek, brother of the groom was
best man. II
A reception at the homeiEof the
BRIDES parents, corner Of Sixtfr, and
Birch street, followed the ce e p o n
About fifty Of tie near relatives and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Polipnl 81,
attended this function. I'll $50 -. ,
Out Of town guests attending shte
wedding were. ME- and Ms. 9Mati1
y Polipnick and family, PARENTS Of The the
groom, st. Joseph; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Kinzel, st. Cloud; A, Il.
4 Polipnick, Cakes, N. D.; JIG. Inger,
I Seattle, Wash s5lis.sA az $3.50 .
1 The bride IS well and faVorably
known to the people Of Sank Centre
and vicinity where she mas groNy}.7ttc
swomanhood Mr.. Poiipniek was
recently discharged from y military
service. He is employed by the Pub;
alic Service Company Of 81. gaoud:
1.-THE happy eoufis left for stheifs new
home last evening and viii cake IA,
housekeeping as once. Thss viii be
: at home to their friends after Deem
\ Der tenth. The Herald joins ether
I friends in extending sincere con-
ORGANIZATIONS. ~ s N 49, .,sg
4 A QUIET WEDDING WAS SOL
eemized at, ST. Paul's Catholic CHURCH
"wednesday morning, Nov. %, 1919, at
snine O'Clock vixen Miss Susie way,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. May,
of Kent, Mimi, became the wife OF
ABernard Van Havermeat, son of Mr..
land Mrs. Joseph Van Havermeat, re-
siding three miles east of Sank Cen,
tire. Rev. FIR. ART performed the GER
Aemony in the presence Of friends ana
srelatiyes Of the contracting couple,
HThe bride was attended by her sister,
hMiss6 Mary, while Walter Van -Hayer-
meat. brother Of the groom, was the
best man.
- Following the ceremony the nappy
couple were given, RECEPTION at the
home ofathe groom parents. 0 (.
The bride was a resident OF this
section for number Of years p11lso ,ls g g
last wear when the family located AZ
gent. The parents Of the bride at
tended the scermoryi 50 j,
Mr. and Mrs. Van Havermeat VIII
+ake M housekeeping at once in the
new home which the, groom has erect
al near his fathers farms Their
MANY friends extend congratulat TONS
4
FIGHT LITTLE MAIDS IN TWO
little beds staging a 1Siunmber
marty last Sunday evening made Alice S
n Dreamland look like has been
when they told the story 1ol
evenings entertainment ito then &
friends the following day Ihe eE
were COLLINS and mother gooses
and ~ and policemen, mixed up in the
dreams ofgthese eight little paaiffs
The hostesses Of the occasion were
the Misses Eileen and Madonna Browr
and their guests were six fri Is Y y
had been invited to Spend the n1gn'
aUthesBrDm3 fhpnaeu iiItsmaa aRldlg
long night to the girls, full OF terrors