The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-09-18
SOCIAL EVENTS

A WEDDING OF MORE THAN
unusual interest to Sank Centre res
idents was performed at Our Lady
of the Angels Catholic church We'd
nesday morning, September IT, 1924
at 1000 o'clock, when Esther kath-
crime Borgmann, second youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
G. Bergman Of this city, became
the wife of Theodore Henry Arens
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Arnes of Hill City, Mimi. -. =
The church was very tastily decor-
ated in green and white in honor ct
the event. Miss Florence VogeI
presided at the organ and Mrs. Les
ter Brown beautifully sang prayer
Perfect" by Stenson, and Frank
Kinsella sang cave Maria. :" The
bride, looking very charming in. q
gown of white satin crepe wearing a
veil of real imported Duchess lace,
carrying a bridal shower bouquet OF
white roses and Lilies of the Valley,
was lead to the altar. by her father
and accompanied by her sister, Miss
Louise, as maid of honor, whose
gown was of blue. silk crepe trimmed
in gold lace with hat to match. She
carried a bouquet of Ward Roses
and Delphinians.
They were met at the altar by the
groom and best man, Edward Fay
men of St. Paul, nephew of the
groom. Rev. FIR. John Fearon, past
or of Our Lady of the Angels church
celebrated the Nuptial Mass. The
single ring service was used. The
ceremony was witnessed by a large
number of friends and relatives OF
the bride and groom.
Immediately following the cere-
mony there was reception from
1880 to 1880 at the home OF the
brides parents just south of the city,
attended by about fifty. Mrs. Borg
mann. mother of the bride, wore a
becoming dress of Taupe Silke Crepe
with a corsage bouquet OF WARD
roses. She was assisted in receiving
hv Mrs. Theodore Arnes, mother OF
tbe groom, and Mrs. A. w. Spellacy
Unable Borgmann) About fltty at
tended the reception. A Weddlng
breakfast was served the two taml-
lies shortly before noon. :.
Out of town guests attending tne
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Iheo-
dore Arens, parents of the groom,
Hill City, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w Spellacy, sister of the bride,
Marble. Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Reasman and two daughters, uncle,
amt and cousins of the bride, Al
hanv. the Misses Pauline and Flea
nor Nicholas, instructors at the Uni
yersity of Minnesota MISS Ellen
Cobell, instructor inSAome EconGn a
les, public schools atsMoun1ain La ~
and classmate Of the brlde at LIZ
University of Minnesota; Rev. ram ram
err Cummings Of Cumberland, WIS.,
friend of the groom. a
The bride was the reciplent %
many beautiful and usefui presents
: Miss Bergman was porn an.
reared in the vicinity OF Sauk zen
tire. She graduated with a eohon
from the Sank Centre High ocnoo
in 1918. Following her graduauo!l
She was employed for one year Il
the First State Bank OF this city ai
ter which she entered the state IN h,
yarsitv and was graduated from tnt
Home Economics Department II
1871 Following her graduatlol
she became a member of the facuit!
Of of the Agricultural College as IN
Strnctor in Institutional Work ane
manager of the College cafeteria
Che IS a member of the Phi Upsonl
Omicron and Omicron M honofar.
Societies of the University. !.
M. Arens is also a graduate .
+ha Agricultural College OF the Onl
n .a1 of Minnesota. The romano
,ul,;nh eliminated in this marriage
cnnmenced while the young peoRl
were attending the University he IN,
Arens is an ex-Service man, Deih'
a sharp shooter in the Marines, tono
The The happy couple left by "a au T mo
bile "wednesday afternoon Tor q a wv
weeks honeymoon trip on me ne, wv, w;i
Lakes. After their return t fesn, W =
take possession of the home Iarni =.
the outskirts of Hill City wnere
snecialty is made of raising pua
bred Holsteins. They. VIII De s4a
home to their many friends ai'e
November 1st. ,.h c,as
Mr.. >Arens is said to be hlgn cla :
yonSs man in every way worthy o