The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-10-16
Social Events

THE MARRIAGE OF ELIZABETH
Ann Rezencheck, daughter of Mr.. and
b. >. W enze4 Kezencuec6 and Arthur
Joseph Weisner, only son of Mr.. and
Josepn Weisner, all of Sank
Centre, was soleInnized at Our Lady
of the Angels Catholic church, Tues
day morning, Oct. IA, 1919, at seven
O'Clock, IT,, pastor, Rev. John Fearon
officiating. Special music for the
event was furnished by Mr.. and Mrs
Del Keenan,.
The bride was attired in a becom-
ing toupe travelling dress with hat to
match, and wore corsage bousuet of
bridal roses. She was attended by
Miss Ann Jackson, who wore blue
suit with hat to match and corsage
bonqlet of roses. Lawrence Hoffman
of Luverne, Mimi, cousin of the
groom, was the best man.
The church and the home of the
brides parents on Third street, where
a welding breakfast followed the
ceremony, was very lastly decorated,
the prevailing color scheme being
white.
At the wedding breakfast covers
were laid for 25 of the near relatives
of the contracting parties. The Misses
Verona Maloncy, Matilda Book,
Vera Peart and Mary Jackson did
the serving.
ihe contracting parties to this
marriage a4e Wei. known and popular
yo~4lg peop,e OF tAts city. arthur
returned Few months ago aftea
vaLiaAtiy serving his county on the
basy eAeids Of france. A1ter some
difficulty they succeeded in egadinl
Their trends and dove to st. Cloud
where they took tie evening flyer for
the cities. They viii visit Chicago,
Milwausea, Owatonna and other
points before Their return in about
three weeks. Upon teir return to
Sank Centre they viii take up house
keeping at once.
nose from OUTSIDE The city attend
ing the ceremony were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Phamert and Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Brown of OwatQnna, MES.
Olson OF Minneapolis, and Lawrence
Hoffman of Luverne.
Tie entire city joins with tbs
Herald in extending Fluctuations over
this happy event.
REV. C. S. SPARKES, PASTOR
of the Sank Centre Congregational
church offciated at very quiet we'd
ding Tuesday afternoon, October Il.
1919. as three o'clock, rriting the
hearts and hands Of Orinda Melvina
Grav, the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Gray and Edward
Lavrsne.a Brecken, son of Mrs. Paul
Breclgen.
The ceremony was performed at
the horne of the brides parents in the
south part of TIE city in the presence
of the Immediate relatives of the
hapnv coilple. The. DECORATIONS We're
sirnnIe. There were M attendants.
ljle DFiue WAS tfIfrst III = Dr,'''s'iti's
white satin gown with white Georg-
cite ove~dress. and carried brides
rores. The ring service was used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brecken left on Tues
day ev.sning's train for weeks visit
in the Twin Cities and other points.
Upon their return they will take pos
session of the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grew for a time while the latter are
wsiting in North Dakota. Mr.
Breclzcn is erecting COSY new home
for his BRIDE on Gestv street. and it
is exracted that it will he ready for
occuparcv about the fifteenth Of
The bride was reared in Sank Gem
BE and the groom has lived in the
city for number of wears They
have a host of friends who, with the
Herald hope that their married life
may Re long, happy and prosperous.