The Sauk Centre herald., 1925-03-05
SOCIAL EVENTS

THE FOLLOWING WRITE-UP
of the marriage of Miss Ariel Whip
pie to Wilbur Warren Holes, which
took place in Minneapolis Saturday
evening", appearing on the Society
page of the Minneapolis Sunday Tri-
bune, will be of inetrest to many
Herald readers:
"Smilax and ferns, with baskets of
pink sweet peas and roses, banked
the fireplace in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur F. Berglund, 4SOS Col
fax avenue south, for the marriage
last evening of their niece, Miss
Ariel Francese Whipple, daughter of
Mrs. Mabel R. Whipple, and Mr.. Will
bur Warren Holes of St. Cloud, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Holes of st.
Cloud. Following the singing of 80,
Promise Me-" and 81 Love You Tru-
ly," by Mrs. Kimball Hodge, the SER
vice was read at 500 o'clock by the
Rev. w. B. Riley, pastor Of the First
Baptist church. Miss Helen Barthol-
omew, who accompanied Mrs. Hodge,
also played the nuptial music, which
: included "The Bridal Chorus" from
t'Lohengrin,'" and McDowells "To a
Wild Rose" 80 -..
"White suits were worn by the two
young boys, Donald Berglund, the
brides cousin, and Teddie Pickett,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Pickett,
4O4O Linden Hills boulevard, who
stretched ribbons from the stairway
to the altar. Miss Virginia Berglund
had been chosen by Miss Whipple for
her maid of honor and Mr.. Adrian
Kearney attended Mr.. Holes as best
man. Miss Berglund was gowned in
pale green satin, ornamented with
silver flowers at the shoulder and
waistline, the skirt of which was made
with four deep founces. She wore
a wreath of silver flowers in her hair
and in her bouquet there were pink
roses, sweet peas and freezia. Geral-
dine Hanson of Sauk Centre, in a
frock of pale pink canton, carried the
ring in a rose.
"Miss Whipple's bridal gown was
fashioned of white satin, with a
sleeveless bodice and with a pearl or
nament holding the draped skirt.
Orange blossoms held her tulle veil,
and she carried a shower bouquet of
roses, freezia and sweet peas.
y "Mr. and Mrs. Holes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Berglund and Mrs. Whipple received
with the couple at the reception held
after the service. Mrs. Whipple was
gowned in black canton, as was Mrs.
Holes, and Mrs. Berglund wore gray
georgette. Their corsages were of
sweet peas and roses.
''For the wedding trip Mr.. Holes and
his bride are taking to Chicago Mrs.
Holes is wearing gown of gray
Roshanara crepe, with gray fur
trimmed coat and a French hat of
black straw, with a pink silk facing
and pink flowers. After April 1st
they will be at home in Rockford, Ill.
"Out-of-town guests for the we'd
ding included Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McMartin, Miss Minnie Dietrich and
Mr.. A. E. Walker, all of Duluth; Mrs.
Hermione Robbers and Miss Calvena
Robbers, Mr.. Stewart Wilson and Mr..
Carl May of St. Cloud; Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Toleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Nc
Leod, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Brockman
of st. Paul."
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Hansen and lit
tie daughter returned to Sauk Centre
Monday. In speaking of the wedding
to the Herald Mr.. Hansen stated
that one would think the ceremony
was being performed in this city by
the large number of Sauk Centre
folks, past and present, in attendance.
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SUNDAY MARCH 1, AUGUST
Dahlem, Sauk Centres oldest mer-
chant, celebrated his 81st birthday an
niversary with family gathering at
the old home, when dinner was sery-
ed to the children and grandchildren.
These present were: Miss Pauline
Dahlem, Emil Dahlem, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Dahlem and children, Willis
and Catherine; Janette Dahlem, st.
Cloud; and Wayne and Willis Dah-
line, OsaHs.
The gentleman has been in busi-
ness in this city for over 81 years
successfully so. When one considers
that only small percentage of those
entering business survive after one