The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-16
sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, Mimi.

Carlyle Key, Of Sank Centre. Other
special music included Follow Me"
sung by Miss Ruth Anderson, OF
Eagle Bend, and Miss Mildred LIE.
Suer, Of this city, sang 20 Promise
Me-"
Brides were gowned alike in
white satin fashioned along Prin-
cess lines. Sleeves, puffed at the
shoulders and fitted from the ell
bow to the wrist, extended over the
hand with points. They wore long
white wells with inserts Of lace, and
fashioned in cap effect with a
halo of seed pearls and lace. Each
carried a bridal bouquet Of white
Killarney roses and matricaria.
Miss Miller was attended by her
sister, Miss Ila Miller, gowned in
hydyangea blue Georgette crepe
silk. On fitted lines to the knee,
the gown was set below with deep
flounces that touched the floor. She
wore a lace jacket Of hydrangea
blue made with puffed sleeves and
shoulder bouquet of white carna-
lions.
Little Harlene Miller, niece Of the
bride, as flower girl, wore a frock
Of pale blue organdie made floor
length with ruffles from the waist
to the hemline. She carried a Col
onial bouquet Of blue lace flowers,
pink larkspur and roses, tied with
showers Of white satin ribbon.
Miss Ridenaur, chose her aunt,
Miss Ethel Soper, as her attendant.
Miss Soper was attired in pale pink
silk marquisette, made with puffed
sleeves, over satin slip. The floor
length skirt was fitted to the knee
and flared to the hemline. She
wore shoulder bouquet Of white
carnations. The flower. girl, Lor-
ayne Hosmer, cousin Of the bride,
wore peach organdie frock, made
floor length with ruffles from the
waist to the hemline. She carried
a Colonial bouquet Of blue lace
flowers, pink larkspur and roses,
tied with showers Of white satin
ribbon.
Mr.. Harland Upton was attended
by Mr.. Robert Miller, brother of
the bride, and Donald Upton was
attended by Howard Simar. Gen.
tlemen in the bridal party wore
dark blue suits.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of Mrs. L.
L. Soper, grandmother Of Miss Rid
enaur. More than two hundred
guests attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Upton will
make their home in Eagle Bend
where the gentleman Is in the gar
age business. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Upton will reside in Parkers Prairie
where Mr.. Upton operates bakery.
Out-of-town relatives were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Concannon and
daughter, Of Waverly, Iowa, and
Mrs. Peter Smith, of Plainfield,
Iowa, and her daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Bur Shepard,
of Plainfield. Mrs. Concannon and
Mrs. Smith are sisters Of Mrs.
George Miller, of this city.
Pastor Is Delegate to Beloit-
The Rev. p. ]. Jansen is in Be-
lott, Wisconsin this week as dele
gate to the National Council as
sembly for Congregational Church
es. Rev. and Mrs. Jansen left this
city Tuesday morning. Announc-
ing he would have no services in
the Congregational Church next
Sunday, Rev. Jansen urged his con-
gregation to worship at other
churches.
Luncheon at Lake Home ..
This afternoon, Thursday, men,
bers Of Circle Four of the Congre-
gational Women's Federation will
be entertained at an afternoon
luncheon at the Birch Lake home
of Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Rudolph.
Assisting as co-hostess with these
two will be Mrs. G. S. Thomas, now
in summer residence at their Birch
Lake cottage.
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