The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-04-22
SOCIAL EVENTS

THE FOLLOWING WRITE-UF
of the marriage of Miss Edna. Irish
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w
Irish, formerly Of Sank Centre, but
now residents of jLongview, Wash.
taken from the Longview. Daily News
=, SATURDAY. March 27 will be OF inter
|uest to many Herald readerS:vts:.
"a wedding of charm and of beau
4 itiful appointments marked the mar
rage Yesterday afternoon OF Miss
= Edna Elizabeth Irish Of this city anc
Byran A. Gilhhson. of Eugene, Ore.
n The wedding service was held IN the
'oprivate dining sgoem sof the Hote
Monticello with Rev: E: H. Gebers
of the LongyieW nc Community y
!, church reading the nuptia vows ? az
( 3 80 o'clock before group OF reia,
tives and intimate friends OF the
u s9"P aa impfrovdls rows laltaars was created
/ for the bridal party out of Oregon
grape and dainty huckleberry
vines, the whole effect being made
; kmore lovely by pastel shades,
sweet peas and pink and white car.
hnations which were placed here and
p there in the mass greens; A canopy
of soft tulle streamers over pink and
white was arranged over the altar,
The clusters of streamers terminating
ait the cen.ng in q shower effect OF
sweet peas. The fireplace and cor
ners of the room were banked with
lockwood and huckleberry vines while
baskets Of cherry blossoms and car
nations werep laced about the room
in a very attractive manner.
'The bride, young girl of great
personal charm, was a very pretty
picture in her wedding outfit of a
bois de rose ensemble cut along
simple, chic lines and worn with
large picture hat. Her flowers
were a corsage of tea roses and
lilies of the valley combined with
lacey ferns. Miss Mildred Gates OF
Underwood was the bridesmaid and
she wore an afternoon frock OF
chiffon in pastel shades. She car
ried an arm bouquet of spring
flowers. Little Miss Joan Pain was
a cunning flower girl in her white
French frock and hat and carried a
basket of garden blooms. R. j.
Quinn attended the groom as best
man. Preceding the ceremony Miss
Esther Bottorff gave short piano re
cital and played the wedding march !.
"a buffet luncheon was served fol
lowing the wedding services, with
Miss Mary Louise Houx, Miss Gene
= We've Craig and Miss Lucille Troxel
assisting about the rooms.
"Mrs. Gilhnson is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. j. Irish of this city
and was very popular with the young,
er set. She was a member of the
graduating class of the Longview high
school and later attended the Uni.
versity of Washington.
"Mr. Gilkinson is the Son of DR.
and Mrs. Andrew Gilkinson OF Osa-
kis, Mimi, and at the present time Is
am instructor in. public speaking at
the University of Oregon. He grad
uated from Carlton, college, later at,
tending the University of Minnesota
where he received his L. L. A. degree
Both the families of the bride and OF
the groom were personal friends in
Minnesota.
"On their return from their wed.
ding trip to Victoria, B. c., Mr..
and Mrs. Gilkinson will be at home
in Eugene, Ore, at 1908 Willamette
avenue.
TUESDAY MORNING OCCUR
red the marriage of Margaret Bosl
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bosl
to Mr.. Leo Walz, son of Lenard
WALL of Metre Grove. The ceremony
was performed at the st. Boniface
church at Melrose at nine o'clock.
= The bride was attended by Miss Cath
erine Deters of Elrosa, neice OF the
Groom. and Mike Bosl, brother of the
bride was the groom's attendant:
The bride wore very pretty dress
of white crepe de chine with bridal
veil and carried bouquet Of roses.
The bridesmaids dress was bright
blue crepe de chine and she carried
a bouquet Of carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walz received many
= beautiful presents and entertained
their friends by giving dance at
Meier Grove in the evening.
A wedding dinner and supper was