The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-09
SOCIAL EVENTS

A VERY PRETTY WEDDING
was solemnized at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard w. Bishop, corner
OIL DIrcn and OIXth otreeCs, Monday
afternoon at 400 o'clock, Oct. o,
1924, wnen their second daughter,
Alma Adele, became the wife OF Roy
Harvey OF Minneapolis, Rev. S. S.
Wyand pastor of the Sank Centre
Methodist church, officiating.
The Bishop home was very taste
fully decorted with trailing pine and
a sprague fern, the latter being sent
by the brides aunt from California
especially for the wedding. In the
living room there was an improvised
altar of green ferns and evergreen,
on each side of which were two large
baskets of white lilies and roses. The
room was darkened, light being furn-
ished by candles, making very pleas
ing effect.
The bride was attired in a gown
of ivory satin. She carried shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley, bou-
vardle, baby breath and white roses.
The bridal veil was of Chantilly lace,
trimmed with lilies of the valley.
She also wore platinum bracelet set
with a diamond and two blue sap
phires, a present from the groom.
MERGED Bishop, sister OF the bride,
was Junior bridesmaid and wore
gown of white lace over pink taffeta,
carrying bouquet of pink roses,
baby breath, and white cosmos. Ar
thur Harvey of Minneapolis,
brother of the groom, was the best
man Little Robert Harvey, a ne
phew of the groom, was ring bearer,
while little Miss Josephine Hoch of
Park Rapids, very dainty in dress of
white lace, was flower girl.
Mrs Russell. Cooper officiated at
the piano rendering Lohengren's
famous wedding march. & Octayia
MacNamara beautifully sang. Love
as a. Rose" and 81 Love You Truly
Octavia MacNamara, JanerIe DaIl-
lem, Alma Forsberg, and Marion
Dowswell, attired in gowns of pastel
shades were the ribbon stretchers.
Mrs. Bishop, mother of the bride
wore a gown of brown satin with
corsage bouquet of roses and purple
lilies.
Following the ceremony an elabor-
ate three-course dinner was served
the immediate friends and relatives
of the happy couple. The table was
dainty decorted with bouquets Of
pink roses, larkspurs, and baby
breath. 1 Covers were laid for thirty
six guests.
Besides the bracelet from the
groom mentioned above, the bride al
so received a pink pearl dinner ring
set with a diamond from Mr.. Harvey,
but she did not wear it during, the
ceremony. She also received many
other handsome presents.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs ),
Harvey left by auto for a honeymoon
tour through Northern Minnesota aads
points in Wisconsin. The brides go
ing-away gown was of tan wool crepe
with coat and hat, to match.
Miss. Bishop graduated from the
Sank Centre High School in 1915.
Later she took post graduate course
after which she taught rural school
for a wear near Clarissa and one; year
near Glenwood. In 1921 she gradu-
ated as a trained nurse from the
Ancker hospital, St. Paul. She be-
came acquainted whit man gof her
choice while she was In training For
the UaSt tflTcc years &AAicc oA0AAek< ~ -
the very efficient county nurse Ykof
Hubbard county, with headquarters.
at Park Rapids - 81 49,
Mr.. Harvey is the son. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Harvey OF minneapolis,
He holds responsible position I as
cashier Of the large grain firm OF
Halleck & Cary, Chamber OF. Com
merce, Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey will take up
housekeeping upon the completion OF
their honeymoon trip at 4917 Went
worth Ave, South, MinneaRok
where they will be at home to their
friends after November first.
The following out-of-town were
present: Oscar Nelson, uncle Of
the bride, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Harvey, parents of groom
Minneapolis: Arthur Harvey, ,brother,
best man, Minneapolis; Henry Har-7
vey, brother of groom, Minneapolis;
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Harvey and son
Robert, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs:
Erod Peterson of Long Prairie. and