The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-09-15
SOCIAL E!ViEEfsass:

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$,RoBERT JAMES SWIFT POST,
No. Ct, American Legion and The
Woman's Auxiliary will be hosts Is.
the members of B.. r, Palmer Post,
q. A. R., and the w. RsfC!!,,*at an
informal get-to-gether asetinss at the
Junior High School Auditorium sTuesI
day evening, Sept. 70; sflnyitatio'nls %
were sent out today for the event. The
legion committee in charge Of the afl
fair are Hugh E. Wallace, John Han
son and Pat Knox. The Woman's
Auxiliary committee are Mrs Geo.
Berggreen, MRS. Harry Schmidt and
Miss Ina Robinson The object OF The
gaAhering is to foster good fellowship
between the members of the G.. A.
RI, and American Legion - ssss -
Dinner will be served. in the school
dining room at seven o'clock, after
which, there swill be reminiscent talks
sby Byron Carr, Charles Bryant and
sother Veterans of the Civil War, in
4ersperced with musical selections in
charge of Geo. Berggreen.
The committees have endeavored ITO
sreach all members Of the G.. A. R.,
w. r.. c., Legion and Woman's Aux
Hilary. If there should be any mem
Der who does not receive an invitation
the committees hope theyswill ,consid-
err themselves invited and attend.
ONE OF THE PRETTIEST FALL
weddings was solemnized at the
Methodist church Tuesday morning at
II O'clock when Miss Lillian Schaub,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Phillip
Schaub, was united in marriage to
George Thompson of Round Prairie.
The brides father, assisted By the
pastor, Rev. C.sA. Anderson, read
the service in the presence of relatives
and friends.
Before the bridal party arrived,
Wesley Schaub, brother of the bride
from Iowa Falls, Iowa, sang, II Love
You Truly" and co. Promise Me-
Ben Schaub, another brother, sang,"l
Have No Crown to Give Thee, Only
Love-" Wesley Schaub played Men
delsohnis wedding march.
Miss Schaub, who has lived in this
vicinity for several years, is very well
known in Sank Centre. She gradual
ed from the local school and taught
school in Pearson district North of
Sank Centre for two years. The bride
looked beautiful in her gown of white
silk trimmed with over lace. Her
veil was caught in cap effect and she
carried a bouquet Of sweet peas nd
white roses. Miss Mabel Livingston
of. Round Prairie, was bridesmaid.
She wore white net dress and car
ried an arm bouquet of flowers. David
Schaub, brother Of the bride, acted
as best man.
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed with palms and wild flowers, vel
low and white being the predominant
ing colors in the church aand at the
farm home of the brides parents J. j.
Following the ceremony relatives
and friends, numbering 33, attended
the wedding dinner at the Schaub
home. A beautiful wedding cake
formed the centerpiece. The out of
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson, parents of the groom and
two brothers of Hutchinson. Mr..
and Mrs. Livingston and daughter
Mabel Of Round Prairie and Wesley
Schaub, of Iowa Falls. Iowa.
There will be reception in honor
of the couple at the Round Prairie
hall Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sch
aub, Mrs. Nels Christensen, Misses
Maude Davis and Leta White of Sank
Centre will attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson commenc-
ed housekeeping at once on the
groom's farm at Round Prairie.