The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-05-29
Helen and Rose Minette, Helen, Ell
len and Anna Marie Deziel, Mildred
Thiegs, and Roberta Veeder.

IueSS, anu NOUerLd Neeuef.
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING OC-
cured at the Harry Deaton home
near Glenwood, Mimi, Sunday after
noon May 25, 1924 when their
daughter Georgia became the bride
of Joseph Bergeson.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Parish, pastor of the M. E..
church. Congratulations were Of
fered the married couple. The bride
was attired in, gown Of cocoa COL
ored canton crepe.
The attendants were Marie Berg
eson, sister of the groom and
Merrill Deaton, a brother of the
bride.
After the ceremony a bountous
wedding dinner was served to the in
vited guests. The bride and groom
were the recipients of many beau
tiful gifts. The newlyweds left short
ly after the wedding on a honey
moon trip to the Cities. They will
be at home to their many friends af-
ter June 1, at Glenwood.- Contribut-
ed.
MISSES MARGARET THOMAS,
Lynne Gilkey and Helen Gallagher
of the local public school faculty
were hostesses at very charming
parcel shower at the home of Mrs. R.
R. Kells Saturday afternoon of last
week in honor of Miss Dorothy
Spence who will be bride of the
summer. The guests played Nah
Jang until 100 o'clock at which time
a very dainty lunch was served. The
Misses Everhardt, Davis, Hunt, Nj
tardy, Wyatt, Baney, Ellingson,
Swanson, Bugbee, Hayter, Scott
Larson, Morris and Dundas were the
guests present.
THE MISSES ISABEL CONKEY
and Thelma Staebler entertained at
cards, dancing, and music followed
by danny lunch at the home of
the former Friday evening of last
week. The Misses Eula Lee, Eve
lyn Kusba, Beatrice Martyr Myrtle
Hillerud and Messrs Carol Coons,
Herbert Lembke, Norbert Marx, Ed
Besser, Dick Schoenhoff and Wilfred
Larson were the invited guests.
THURSDAY OF LAST WEEK
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. White celebrated
their Sind wedding anniversary
Many old friends and acquaintance
called during the day to congratulate
this estimable couple and wish them
many more years of happy married
life. The. many friends of Mrs
| White will be pleased to know that
her health is much improved and
rapid recovery from her recent i'll
ness is expected.
THE FOLLOWING YOUNG
people motored to Osakis Sunday Of
last week where they enjoyed a pic
mic at Osakis Lake: Misses Beatrice
Martyr, Isabel Conkey, Evelyn Kus-
ba, Eula Lee and Messrs Norbert
Marx, Orlando Paske, Herbert Lemb-
Ike and Carol Coons.
MRS. GEORGE RICE ENTER.
tened the following at $50 dinner
Saturday evening: Mrs. C. E. Hen.
nemann, Mrs. Scott, and the Misses
aura Peterson, Marguerite Wyatt
and Dorothy Scott.
/ MRS. w. h. BARNETT ENTER
tanned the following teachers of the
public school at 600 o'clock dinner
Friday evening: The Misses Lucy
Hunt, Maude Davis, Dorothy Spence
and Elizabeth Baney.
/ THE LADIES' AID OF THU
4 Methodist church will meet in tn,
church parlors next Thursday after
moon, June 5, at ESQ. o'clock.
i Mr.. AND MRS. sBEN BOSS
Ihardt accompanied by Miss Heller
Gallager were Sunday dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Gallager a
/ Padua.
| Mr.. AND MRS. RALPH STEF
| fes entertained Messrs and Mesdame
Fred Lux, Everett Lux, and Loui
Borgmann at a LOO o'clock Dime
Sunday.
i THE ROYAL NEIGHBORS ME-
at the home of Mrs. l. Truax Tues
day of this week.
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