The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-06-23
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Popular Young Couple
Married Saturday

Married Saturday
In a late afternoon ceremony, a
400 o'clock, marriage vows were
spoken Saturday in Hebron, Nortf
Dakota by Miss Alma Rehm ant
Mr.. Glenn Sullivan. Miss Rehm !:
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L
Rehm, of Hebron. Mr.. Sullivan i:
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Sullivan, of Minneapolis, former
residents of this city.
Scene of the ceremony was The
Church of st. Johns Evangelical
with the Rev. Henry Kroehler OF,
ficiating. Two candelabra compile
mented the Church setting, decorat-
ed with peonies and green foliage
Miss Pearl Swope, of Anoka, in
structor in the local high school,
furnished special music for the SER
vices singing, Il Love You Truly
and Because" Miss Rehm enter
ed the Church on the arm of her
father.
A peach colored chiffon dress,
with a darker drape of the same
material was Miss Rehm's choice
for her wedding attire. A white
hat, turban style, with veil to match
the dress, and white accessories
completed the picture. She carried
flowers in white roses and blue
delphinium.
Brides attendant was her sister,
Miss Clara Rehm. Her attire was
of French blue chiffon, trimmed,
with self-pleating, and sporting a
bolero jacket. Her flowers were
pink roses.
Mr.. Sullivan's attendant was Mr..
Richard Mabey, of Thief River
Falls, classmate of Mr.. Sullivan
when the two were IN Minneapolis
law college. Ushers were Messrs.
Albert and Armin Rehm, of Heb
ron.
Mothers of the principals chose
crepe for their wedding attire. Mrs.
Rehm, mother of the bride, wore
one in navy blue with white acces-
series. Her flowers were white
roses and blue forget-me-nots. Mrs.
Sullivan, mother of the bridegroom,
chose one in Eleanor blue, with a
lace inset of the same color. She
wore pink roses and lilies of the
valley.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Sullivan retired to the home of the
hy.i1n,S "hnrn thoIy OF
twenty guests at a wedding dinner.
Out-of-town guests included: Mr..
and Mrs. William Striebel, of Mar
mouth, North Dakota, Mrs. Harry
Conroy. of Minneapolis, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jacobson, OF Watford
City, North Dakota, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Sullivan, of Minneapolis,
Mrs. Archie Gieser, of Dickinson,
North Dakota, Mr.. Richard Mabey,
Thief River Falls, and instructors
in the schools here and friends of
the bride, the Misses Geneva Chap
man, of Royalton, Nellie Robert
son. of Argyle, and Pearl Swope,
of Anoka-
That evening Mr.. and Mrs. Sui
Ivan left on a wedding trip which
this week they are spending along
the North Shore of Lake Superior
For her going away the bride chose
a navy crepe dress with matching
cap quilted, trimmea with roman
striped crepe. Win the outfit too
is a navy sailor with a tight face
veil. Her corsage as she left was
of pink peonies.
Both the young couple are we'll
known I'M this city. Mr.. Sullivan
was born and reared in this city,
and remained here until his grad
uation from the Sank Centre high
schools in 1880. The next fall he
entered the University of Minneso-
ia, embarked on a pre-Iegal course.
He was graduated from the Min
neapolis College of Law, and sub
sequently was admitted as a men,
Der to the Minnesota State Bar AS
ISOLATION. At presen, he is en-
ployed with the State farm Mutual
insurance company in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Sullivan ended this year a
position as school nurse she had
held in Sank Centre for three years.
Prior to that she had been grad
uated from the Hebron high school,
then from the nursing school at the