The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-13

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bridesmaid and Herbert Singsank.
brother Of the bride, attended as
bestman.
Wearing a white silk net dress
over taffeta made with lace appli-
ques and train, the bride wore a
fingertip veil with a lace edge and
a crown Of pearls and orange BIOS
SONS. She carried white carnations
tea roses and lilies Of the valley.
Pink marquisette over taffeta
was worn by the maid Of honor
and the bridesmaid wore light blue
marquisette over taffeta. Their
headdresses were shoulder length
wells attached to bandeaus of pink
and blue flowers. The attendants
carried bouquets Of pink carna-
tions and white and blue sweet
peas.
A reception was held at the
home of the brides parents for
near relatives and intimate
friends. Decoration were in pink,
blue and white and a wedding
cake, baked by Mrs. Herbert Sing
sank, formed the centerpiece on
the table.
After a wedding trip to northern
Minnesota the couple will be at
home June 20 in Sank Centre
where Mr.. Quinn is engaged in
trucking.
Attending the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Quinn and son,
Billy and daughters, Helen and
Audry, Mrs. Mabel Quinn, Ray
Moore, Sylvester Burg and Merle
Hardin, Sank Centre; Maurice
Greene, Shakopee; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Uphus and daughters, De-
loris and Monica of Elrosa; Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph welle and daugh-
ter, Anna Marie, and son, Martin,
of Metre Grove.
Olga Peterson Is Bride
OF SeedOf Samuelson-
Miss Olga Peterson, daughter of
John M. Peterson, of Sank Centre,
became the bride of Seedof SAM
uelson, son of K. o. Samuelson, of
Kandota, at an evening ceremony
before relatives and friends Satur-
day. The Rev. Mr.. e. o. Hagen,
pastor, solemnized the ceremony
at seven thirty o'clock at Bethel
Lutheran Church, north Of this city.
Brides matron was her friend,
Mrs. Benny Witsoe. Bestman was
friend of the bridegroom, Leonard
Emblom. Both the bride and her
attendant were attired in near iden-
teal dresses in dark blue, with
accessories in white. Both wore
shoulder bouquets Of roses and Ill
les of the valley.
A reception at the home of the
brides brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Peterson, Little Sank, follow
ed the evening ceremony. Decora-
tions at the home followed the blue
and white set in the wedding at
tire of the ladies of the bridal
party. A brides cake centered the
brides table. Members of the i'm
mediate families and close friends
of the couple made up group of
about forty guests at the reception.
Only out of the community guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Peder-
son and two children, Of Maddox,
North Dakota, who returned to
their home Monday. Mr.. Peder-
son is a brother of the bride.
The bride is a graduate Of the
Sank Centre high school and Of the
Normal training department, until
a few years ago a part Of the Sank
Centre educational system. For
several years she had taught rural
school, resigning this spring from
the post in district one in Little
Sank. Mr.. Samuelson is a we'll
known farmer in the community
north of Sank Centre. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuelson left on a northern
Minnesota wedding trip and will be
at home at their farm about nine
miles north of Sank Centre to their
friends.
Employees Party For
Lorraine Schmitz And
Rudolph Nathe Thursday
A serving table, as an improvis-
ed altar with bridal wreaths,
greens and cathedral candles, was
a part of the decorative scheme
last Thursday evening when Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Roberts and J. C..
Penney company associates hon
ored Miss Lorraine Schmitz and
Rudolph Nathe on their approach
ing marriage. Their wedding has
been announced for merit Monday,
June 18th. A miniature bride and
groom were among the decorations
and the color scheme was carried
out in pink and white. A brides
cake and a groom's cake were on
the table. The honored couple were
recipients of pieces of silver. Mr..
Nathe is assistant manager Of the
Penney store here.
Breakfast Saturday
For OAR Chapter
Mrs. s. D. Jardine, of this city,
assisted by her daughters, Mrs.
Ariel Moore and Miss Doris Jar
dine, of Minneapolis, will enter
tain members of the Daughters of
the American Revolution chapter
at a breakfast at noon Saturday,