The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-06-16
SOCIAL EVENTS I
SAUK CENTRE

ONE OF THE PRETTY JUNE
weddings OF this year Was held ct the
LYMAN home on Birch street Satur-
day afternoon, June II, at three
o'clock, when Miss Marie Lyman, tge
only daughter Of MrssA E;ATW@
became tie bride of Harry EWhse &
Payette, idaho. Rev. John Fearon OF
Our Lady of the Angels Cathollc
church, officiating.
Miss Lyman was attired in very
beautiful pink organdy dress sno
carried a bouquet Of pink roses. MISS
Octayia Hyde of Browerville, was the
bridesmaid. and she wore lavender
orpandy dress and carried boaaaess
of dark pink roses. Lawrence Lyman
a brother. of the bride, ATTENDED mr.
White. Miss Lyman,gdesceaded sstt hbse
stairs witK her brother, Marian Ly-
man. while Miss Olga *Hoaghten
played theewedding march LAS tney
entered tie living room OF the Ly-
man home the bride was given away
hv her brother. The rooms were
artisticalfys decorated in pink ana
white. Dainty Refreshments were
served tos thirty gpests immedlateiy :,
after the services 4 y y Il ~ !
Miss LYMAN was born and rafsed
in sauk Gentre and attended the local
schools. It was, during her Vislt In
Idaho last winter that she met MI.
White. Mr.. and Mrs. White left on
Saturday evening for few days vlsl
in st. Paul and will return to Sauk
Centre this week for two weeks
v;s;t with. her mother before leaving
for their new home in Payette' iaano
where the groom owns large 1rui i'
ranch. - .--.z. .. .
, THE FoLLoWffNG TAKEN FROM
tho Long Prairie Leader will be Oh
interest to Sank Centre relatives anu \.
friends of the groom. Mr.. Dlepei -
a brother of Mrs. David Pangourn'
Jr. M. Harry
F. Diebel, we'll known ana popu ;tu
Young people of this community. immunity,
sprung a surprise on their Iri .no.,
1ast Wednesday evening when they
, r~sr quietly married at the local
p,asbvte,ian church, Rev. Lane "
FindIey officiating. They were re- az
tended by Miss Myrtle olson slsoS
If the bride, and Mr.. Albert Dahlm = y
u 800 of the groom. News OF the
wedding becoming known, the young ny
couple were Immediately mace w
REGIMENTS of many congra'oi"''0
from their friends. , 1orobter
"Tbe bride is the eldest daush'ee &C
- nv and Mrs. Anton Olson, OIL
REYNOLDS township. She attenoea ,. .
long Prairie high school ana mas ,,a aex
~ had employment in this vllags'
AZ. D;ebel is the son Of Mrs hmna a
MIA M: Of this village, and has iVeo
here all his life. He mas . ,ong r rail-
amnloyed at the Great Northe IN W., war
rnad offices here, and during .ne " .1-
roau S J IN the khaki of Uncle SAM az
SEW denied the privilege OF over If
tnou u sa,v;ce He is young man u
industrious habits and excellen ~ the
. naaer' in every way worthy OF I'm. .ae
a aSs young lady who has ,1 e.o snd
nc for her life companion. MI, a a
NM NM Diebel are to make their NUM-
y; mi : onp Prairie and will be az hoi''
TO friends after July l.
,~,r0DMAI.
MRs. c. H. CHILD 1NFok asas -
:, antertained five young ia s .;t =,
;hsr home in the south part Q, ', of her
her nH afternoon, in honor %n;+o Of r nel
d as'esStsr. Miss Joyce. Dainty s.ao fea a
eaus were served az e'I being
.1ossn;a doll dressed as a Driue - This
kewpie at Miss Joyce's place; AZ Az . ems
I plaee1 Mrs r. Child announced p 9ne sn
u o,a,.r of her daughter 70 ma will
t hOao Mace the latter part Of au zoon
T 1aas color dior scheme Of the din faIIo wing
was red and pink The 4 lu
was ~ ladies' were in attenoanee