The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-23
SOCIAL EVENTS

/: SOCIAL EVENTS
TUESDAY MORNING AT 1000
o'clock occurred the marriage of A.
P. Hogan, only son of Mrs. M. Ho-
gan of this city, to Miss Anne Hoerg-
shin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hoergshin of Gaylord, Mimi.
The wedding was solemnized in the
living room of the Hogan home on
Sixth street which was beautifully
decorated with spring flowers, by
FIR. John A. Fearon, pastor OF Our
Ladys of the Angels church. The
bride wore a gown of Beige Satin
Crepe and carried corsage Of brides
roses. Lynn w. Whitson acted as
best man, while the groom's sister,
Mrs. Edna Jamieon was maid of hon
or .srs'-.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served
to the immediate family. Miss K. NJ.
Donahue of Minneapolis, aunt of the
groom, was the only one outside the
city attending the wedding.
The happy young couple left Sauk
Centre in the early afternoon by car
for honeymoon trip to Duluth, VIM
nipeg, and other points in Canada.
The bride was attired in Tan En-
SAMPLE travelling suit. The young
couple have not as yet definitely de-
,c;ded unon their place of residence,
but in all probability they Will 10
cate in Minneapolis.
Archie was born and raised IN
Sank Centre. He is an ex-Servlce
man. being located for many months
training men at Camp Lewis, Wash
ington, in his capacity as lieutenant.
Prior to going to Minneapolis sever
al months ago he operated the Palmer
House in this city. His many Sauk
Centre friends join the Herald ex-
tending sincere congratulations over
his marriage with the hope that this
,nion NAV be filled with llfe's rlcn-
est blessings
SATURDAY -APAIL 18th, MIX.
and Mrs. F. M. Connolly celebrated
their 45th welding anniversary at tnelr
home in this city. The occasion re-
suited in a family reunion the chill
dren all coming to Sank Centre TO
help their parents celebrate the DAY.
Those here were Mr.. and Mrs. lrv-
ING Connolly of Minneapolis their
daughter, Mrs. Earl LuLac and little
son Richard, and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
l.. Connolly and daughter, Esther
of Oak Grove Farm near McCormlcK
Lake, -
This venerable couple are pioneers
of this city and were married mere
April 49,, As vars ago. They have
been continuous residents OF Sauk
Centre during their entire married
life. with the exception OF four
months which was spent in Melrose
where Mr.. Connely was engaged IN
+be butcher business, a profession
which he followed in Sank Centre Tor
over thirty years.
Mr. and Mrs. Connolly are en-
loving good health and plan on cele-
b,atine another such happy occasion
-
as lust passed, on their Golden
wedding Day five years hence.
NAOMI CHAPTER NO. 81 y. II.
S will celebrate the thirty-second an
niyersary of it's institution Wednes-
day evening April 20 at the Masonic
Temple. .u. -
A musical program followed by
cards and old time dances and re-
freshments will feature the evening 5
entertainment.
All members and their husbands are
cordially invited.
FRIDAY EVENING THE AN
drew Hultgren home was again the
scene of a surprise party given by the
pupils of the Eighth grade in honor
of their clasmate Mildred Hultgren
who is leaving this city with her par
,ents the latter part of the week Tor
Fergus Falls. The evening was spent
in various games of amusement and
at 1880 before leaving Tor fnelr