The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-06-17

ture of the bridegroom-elect. The
fiancee easily won over all competitors
perhaps from having seen him at
closer range; the prize was a dainty
framed etching.
A most delectable lunch was then
served buffet style and eaten on the
lawn, where a kodak was brought in
to play to further record the enjoy
able event; after which the guests de-
parted to their homes voting Mrs.
Pope master shower manager and
the bride-elect the "cutest ever
Contributed.
SUNDAY EVENING THE PAR
ishioners of st. Paul's Catholic
church gathered in the new hall in
the basement of the church for the
purpose of celebrating Rev. Father
Arzt's namesday.
At eight o'clock committee escort
ed Father Art to the hall.
The choir rendered three apropri-
ate songs for the occasion after which
Mr.. Schwarzbauer gave short talk
explaining the Significance of the
gathering and stating that they had
had many social gatherings but none
for the sole purpose of commerating
a namesday. Following Mr.. Schwarz-
bauer's talk the guests enjoyed cards
and later a basket lunch was served.
After lunch second talk was CIV
en- by Mr.. Schwarzbauer in which he
told of the two-fold purpose of the
gathering; first it was in remember
ance of a namesday, and second, in
honor of Father ART as a represen-
tative of St. Paul's congregation at
the Eucharistic Congress held in Chi
cago, the latter part of June and
first of July. AS token Rev. ART
was presented with one hundred dol
lars given by those present, the Chris
tan Mothers Society, St. Joseph So
ciety, the Mater Dolrosa Society, and
the Catholic Order of 'Foresters.
Father ART responded with an in
teresting talk, thanking the Parish
toner's for the gift and congratulate
ing them on their ability as hosts and
hostesses. AS the final portion of
his speech he sketched the life of
st. Anthony.
At the close of the event everyone
stated that they had had very en-.
joyable time and contemplate another
social gathering of the same nature
on the return of their pastor from the
Congress. Father Welp of Green
valid, Father Maurus of Freeport, and
Father Ewrin were also in attendance
at the event. Rev. ART expects to
leave Sank Centre for Chicago Sun
day afternoon. >.
OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
Church was the scene of very pref
ty wedding Tuesday morning when
Miss Grace orth, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Orth became the
bride of Edward B. Miller, eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Miller, Rev
Father Fearon officiating.
The bride entered on her fathers
arm to the strains of Mendellsohn'
wedding march. She had as her at
tendant her sister, Miss Anne Orth,
while Al Miller acted as his broth
er's best man. Little Rayma Pang-
burn carried a basket of yellow roses
and white sweet peas, and little Bruce
Thomas was the ring-bearer.
Miss Mildred Geuting. who played
the wedding march also rendered sey-
eral appropriate vocal solos, among
them save Maria" and 80 Promise
Me-" arr -... /.
The brides gown was of,white
georgette combined with taffeta and
lace. Her veil was fashioned in bon
net style with three strands of pearls
holding it in Grecian effect. She
carried a shower bouquet of brides
roses.
The bridesmaid wore yellow geor-
gette trimmed with lace, and carried
a bouquet of yellow roses and orchid
sweet peas.
After the ceremony reception was
held at the home of the bride for
few of the nearest relatives. The
bridal couple left the same day for
a motor trip through Yellowstone
Park and other western points.
The bride is a graduate of the
Sank Centre High School and Normal
training department, while the groom
claims St. Johns University as his
Alma Mater.-Contributed.
MRS. MARY A. GALLAGHER,
a resident of Sank Centre for many
years, but now living at Portland,
Ore, announces the marriage of her
laughter, Eleanor Elizabeth to Mr..
Julius G. Koehler, Saturday June 5,
1926, at Portland.
Miss Gallagher graduated from the