The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-23

Herman Wiener, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS |
eph Menus and family, Sank |
Centre; Mr.. and Mrs. Herman I'm
dieke, Miss Betty Imdieke, Brooten
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fielder, West
port; Miss Helen Walters, Elrosa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Hardwig and
family, st. Joseph; Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Gottwalt, Rice; Miss Alma |
Gruger, Paynesville; Miss Rose VOL
ock, st. Cloud.
After a wedding trip to northern
Minnesota, the bridal couple will
be at home on the bridegroom's
farm near Sank Centre.
Raymond-AshIey All Club
The members Of the Raymond
Ashley All Club met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Huisanga Wed
nesday evening, June Is. The meet
ing was opened by repeating the
club pledge and singing club songs.
Roll call was taken after the sec
retary's and treasurer's reports had
been given.
The next meeting Is a livestock
meeting under the direction Of Haz-
ell Payne. It will be held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Domke July 20. The events that are
to come in July were discussed.
They are the banquet, tour and in
dividual canning demonstration.
+ The Junior leaders were put in
charge Of the program that Is to
be put on at Padua for the Farm
Bureau meeting.
Among the business was a dis
cussion Of the possibilities of hav-
ing a All banquet to celebrate the
tenth year Of the organization. FL
va Cook and Winnifred Cowlthorp
were appointed to get further in
formation on the subject.
For special program, Elva Cook
and Gladys Payne gave demon
stration on measuring. Elva vol
unteered to help Gladys in the alb
sence of Lorraine Beecher, who
had planned to take part. The
meeting was closed with delight
full lunch. Reporter, Marion Cowl-
thorp.
Ernest Vogel Married Tuesday,
Miss Marion Olson entered the
Cathedral Of the Immaculate Con-
F, ception on the arm Of her father
at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning to the
strains of nuptial professional
played by organist Byron Holtz,
and became the bride of Ernest B.
Vogel, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward
Mahowald officiated. The hest of
relatives and many friends of the
couple were ushered into the
church by Joseph Vogel Of Sank
Centre, brother of the bridegroom,
and Joseph Lippsmeyer, st. Cloud,
a friend. 30"
Miss Helen Schotten of Elgin,
ILL.,, was maid of honor and the
Misses Florence and Julia Beaver
Of Minneapolis were bridesmaids.
All three are cousins Of the bride.
Little Betty Mae Vogel, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. AL Vogel, here,
niece Of the bridegroom, was flow
er girl. Arthur Vogel CT st. Louis,
No., attended his brother as best
man. #fy =,
White silk marquisette was de-
signed with Val lace criss-crossing
on the front bodice and a flowing
skirt that heightened into a long
circular train for the bride. A
sheaf of Easter lilies complemented
the bridal ensemble.
Maid of honor, Miss Schotten
wore a white frosted mousseline de
sole model over yellow taffeta with
bolero jacket edged in a ruffle. Her
full skirt had many panels that ex-
tended floor length. Yellow moline
comprised the headdress; her flow
ers were an arm bouquet of mixed
seasonal flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Olson of
1929 st. Germain street are the
parents of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
Benedict o. Vogel of Sank Centre
are the parents Of the bridegroom
who makes his home in st. Cloud.
Immediate families and a few
close friends were wedding break
fast guests served in the main din
ing room of the Hotel Breen after
the ceremony. Open house fer rela-
tives and friends was observed at
the home of the bride during the
day. Roses and peonies were the
floral decorations. Sisters Of st,
Benedict baked the large wedding
cake that centered the honor table.
The former Miss Olson is a grad
uate of the Technical high school
and the College Of st. Benedict and
has been prominent in music cir
cles Of the city for the past few
years as teacher of piano and
piano accordion. Mr.. Vogel is an
alumnus Of the Sank Centre high
school and the st. Cloud Business
college. He Is assistant manager of
the Murphy Finance company.
Northern Minnesota will be tour
ed by the bridal couple who plan
to return July and reside at 146-
10 avenue north.
Notable among the out of town
guests today were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Christcpherson Of Hudson,
Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Schotten
of Willard; Mrs. Helen Beaver,
Cashton, Wis; William Beaver of