The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-03-03
Social Events

urQdy AFTERNOON req. 20, LIZ az
four o'clock in the Zion Lutheran
church when Miss Ida Sell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. john Sell of
this city, was united in marriage TO
Carl Nelson son of Mrs. Ole Mel
son of Kandota. Rev. ]. A. Stein,
pastor of the Zion Lutheran church
officiated. Miss Lydia Schultz a
friend of Miss Sells, was brides
maid. Harry Nelson a brother of
the groom acted as best man. Lit
tie Miss Irene Larson was flower
girl and Murland Nelson was ring
bearer.
The bride was attired in white
-Georgette and wore headdress OF
pearls and orange blossoms held IN
place by a white veil. She carried
a BOUQUET of roses. The brides
maid wore romance flat crepe
dress and carried bouquet OF
pink and white tulips.
After the ceremony reception
was held at the home OF the
brides parents to about twenty
five relatives and friends. Inc
rooms of the home were decorated
in the bridal colors OF. orange ana
white. -
Miss Sell has lived in this city
for the past two years and for the
mast wear has been an etflclent EN-
pIovee at the local Blue valley
creamery. She is popular among
her host of friends in this coih-
munity. -.
Mr. Nelson has lived in this
locality all of his life having de-
voted most of his life to farming
in Kandota. Since last May anu
until the present time ne Is EN-
ployed at the Palmer House.
The gentleman is well and raw
orabiv known to his many &C
quaintances.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
moved to their new home on the
Joseph Wisner farm two miles
south of this city. Heartiest con-
p,ratulations are extended to them
for a happy and prosperous mar
Sunday evening the newly weds
were given a wedding shower at
the home of the groom's mother,
Mrs. Ole Nelson, Kandota. The
evening was enjoyed in singing
and in social manner. AT mo-
night a bountiful lunch was serV-
ed. Ninety-four guests were
present.
THE PROGRESSIVE FARM
ers Club gave a very enJoyaple
entertainment and dance to a
large audience last Friday eve
ming at their Club house.
The program was prepared o!
Sadie Dryer and Mrs. John kram'
er.
The principal characters were
William Determan, Alfred Bosl,
Helen Kortan and Marvilla Dwyer
who kept the audience in con-
tinuous laughter during the per.
Torrance.
The dance was in charge OF
Messrs C. F. Botz and Arthur
Lloyd, Barry's orchestra furnished
the music. -, :,
A ibounteous lunch furnished
by members was served at mid
night.
The following program was CIV
R Re- Tiny Girls Wei
come" -. Ruth Marie Botz
Recitation-"Our Flag" ....,
Rose Otte
Recitation-"A Scared Boy"
-. Norbert Botz
Reading-'Lewis' Troubles"
s.. Alfred Bosl
"The Prisoners Song"-Miss
Dorothy Steines, Miss Anna
Determan and Bernard Oct
erman.
Dialogue-"Bridget Makes
Mistake"
Mrs. CLANCY -. Helen hortan
Bridget -. Mavilla DWy er
Chub Charles Kortan .Jr.
Miss Femme .e $3.50. -. lila Sykes
Mr.. Reginald Glendenning
Raymond Bctz
Rev. Henry Elwood ........
Sylvester Botz
Recitation-"Good Neighbors..
Irene Kramer
Recitation-'The Hill of Dis
couragement s. Evelyn Iwinski
A Darky Monologue-"The Hen
Picked Coon" - -
William Determan.
Recitation-"A Brave Girl"
.Verna May Iwish
Standardization Keys" -.
Monica Otte
Dialoeue-"A Hasty Goodbye"
Characters
Mrs Brown ......... Hilda Otte
Recitation - ''The Best Val
entine'-Verna May Iwinski
Ruth Marie Botz and Marie
Kramer.
Recitation-"Daddy's Tracks" !,
Alfred Bosl
Recitation-"Mary and Her Hen"
Marie Kramer
DEMONSTRATING Ready for
Visit.
Mr.. Winters. H.. A. Determan
Mrs. Winters Frances Determan
Bridget .... Margaret Determan
Musical Selections ..........
...... Miss Dorothy Steines
A Black Face Safety
Razors First" = Maryilla