The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-07-14

Vincent Weigand, st. Anthony.
Minnesota, Reverend James Wal
cher, st. Augusta, Reverend John
J.: kromolicki, st. Rose; Reverend
Victor Ziegler, Millerville, Rever-
end Vincent Wotzka, Gilman; Rev.
erend F. X. Zitur, Staples; Rev.
erend j. B. Wilkes, Button, Min
nesota; Reverend Lambert Haupt,
Perham; Reverend Adolph Ding
man, Q. 5. B., Cold Spring; Rev
erend Timothy Majerus, O. S. B.,
St. Joseph; Reverend Ignatius
Wilzius, o., S, B., Collegeville;
Reysrsnd Joseph Friesleben, Man
kato; Reyerend August Rhode,
Stewart, Minnesota; Reverend Val
entine Goetz, o. M. l., Bellville,
Illinois; ) Mr.. R. J. Sheean, C. SIS.
c., Notre Dame, Indiana. ':~
The beautiful chapel of the
Sacred Heart was artistically dec.
grated. The convent choir sang
the devotional ,Gregorian Mass
XVI, Gloria III and Credo, Ill.
Hundreds of relatives and
friends crowded the chapel in the
morning and spent the afternoon
congratulating and rejoicing with
the newly protested sisters.-St.
Cloud Times.
DAN CUPID is A CLEVER
fellow, especially when he has a
clever cuss to work on but how he
ever put the matrimonial bug in
the ear of Leo Lemm, we are I'M
able to explain. In spite of all
his base ball and band activities
of the past week, Leo managed to
meet his fair bride at the altar of
the Catholic church at St. Cloud
at 7 A. M. Tuesday morning. while
many of his friends here were still
slumbering from the effects of a
strenuous double holiday. Now
Leo and his bride are out west on
a wedding trip, but you'll know
when they return.
The bride, Miss Della Tise, is
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Tise of this city, who the past sew
eral years has been teacher in the
grades of the Melrose public
school.
The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. Gruener and
the attendants were Miss Alma
Tise, sister of the bride and Ar
thur Becker of Luxembourg, ne
phew of the groom.
The bride wore peach Eliza
beth crepe over changeable satin,
a hat, and a corsage bouquet OF
Ophelia roses and baby breath.
The bridesmaid wore blue ro-
main crepe, a hat and a corsage
of pink roses and baby breaths :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A. Tise and
daughter, Miss Helen, attended
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemm will make
their home in this city.-Melrose
deacon.
MRS. C, B. LEWIS, FOURTH
avenue south, entertained most
delightfully."- at the tea hour, three
to six o'clock, Thursday afternoon,
in honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Sinclair Lewis, wife of the famous
novelist, and house guest of the
past fortnight.
The tea table charmingly deco
rated in pink and green, was CEN
tered with nlaidenhair ferns and
lighted with glowing pink tapers
in silver candle holders. On the
buffet, pink larkspur filled hand
some Dutch silver vases, Mrs. II.
C. Biller, Mrs. George D. Rice,
Mrs. c.. l.. Atwood, Mrs. j. C.
Brown, Mrs. C. f. Bergman and
Mrs. William Freeman presided in
turn at the tea-urns, and assist
ing in the dining room were Mrs.
Arthur C.. Frederick, Mrs. John
McCrory, Miss Catherine Sheehan,
Miss Edna Bunnell, Miss Florence
Wright, and Miss Virginia Lewis.
The living room was lovely with
the gorgeous flowers of mid-sun1-
mer with the colors of pink, blue
and white predominating, and
baskets of peonies, Delphinium,
daisies, and baby breath. In the
library and sun parlor, color
note of yellow and brown, was
carried out with clusters of galar-
dia, and daisies. The hostess was
assisted through the rooms by
Mrs. E.. Everett Clark, Mrs. E.
C. Biller, Mrs. j. G.. Brown,
Mrs. Karl Adams, and Miss Beulah
DOUGLAS