The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-06-20

ture bride and groom, was baked
and decorated by the brides aunt,
Mrs. VIM. Bredemeier, and Mrs. o.
II. Buchmueller.
Born in GAINESVILLE, the bride
grew to womanhood in that city
and was graduated from the
GAINESVILLE High School. She also
was graduated from Concordia Col
lege and later attended st. Mary's
hospital school Of nursing at Roch-
ester. Before her marriage she
was employed as office assistant
to DR.. s. B. Seitz, of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Schwartz is a graduate of
jamestown College, Jamestown, N.
d. He did graduate work at the
University of Minnesota, and for a
time was coach at the GAINESVILLE
High School. He is now employed
as a member of the local faculty
of the Sank Centre schools, and
was successful as head coach of all
athletics.
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding were: Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Schwartz and Mrs. Archie Caulston,
of jamestown, N. D., Mr.. and Mrs
P. H. Hatch and son, Kimball, of
Marquette, Michigan; Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Nordenstrom, Mr.. and Mrs
j. B. Nordenstrom and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Nordenstrom
and son, Jimmie, of Mora, Mimi
Harold Rasmussen and William
Cook, of Sank Centre; Mrs. Mabel
Rosengren and daughter, Irene, OF
Hoffman, Mimi; Mrs. Charles FRS
sell, of Finley, N. D.; Mrs. c. Bak-
ken, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bakken and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Bakken, OF
Erhard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz left on
wedding trip to the West Coast
and upon there return will be al
home August 20 at Sank Centre.
The wedding party of sixteen
guests were entertained at a bridal
supper Wednesday evening at the
Scheffler home in GAINESVILLE.
Readings Feature Program
At OAR Breakfast Saturday,
Two patriotic readings by Mrs
Maybelle Clark Perbix, Minneapolis
dramatics teacher, were a feature
of the program Saturday when the
members of the Daughters of the
American Revolution chapter were
entertained Saturday at a noon
breakfast at the Fairy Lake home
of Mrs. S. D. Jardine. Mrs. Jar
dine was assisted in the annual At
Home meeting Of the chapter by
her daughters, Mrs. Ariel Moore
and Miss Doris Jardine, Of Mime
apolis. Mrs. Perbix read "Pene-
lope's Christmas" by Virginia Wood
ward Cloud and America For Me"
by Van Dyke to the group. An
unusual effect was achieved in the
centerpiece decoration of the tab
lie. A miniature replica of the
Douglass liners used by Northwest
Airlines was loaned for the pur-
pose by Franklin Armstrong, man.
ager Of the Minneapolis offices of
the lines. Mrs. Jardine's daughters
and their guest, Mrs. Perbix, ar
rived from Minneapolis Friday to
assist in the event.
Church Ladies Guests of
Miss How Tuesday
Women of the Church of the
Good Samaritan parish, Of Sank
Centre, were entertained at tea
Tuesday afternoon at the cottage
home in Spring Park of Miss Mary
How, as her guests. Plans for the
all-Parish picnic were discussed at
the business meeting and a date
for the event will be announced
soon. Mrs. w. M. Parker, dele
gate of st. Mary's Guild to the rec
ent Diocesan convention in Duluth,
gave a report on the convention
proceedings Of the Women's Auxi-
liary of the Diocese.
Attend Brothers Wedding
On Own Anniversary Date
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Harvey, of
this city, autoed to Austin We'd
nesday where they attended the
wedding Of Mrs. Harvey's brother,
James Christensen, of Preston, and
Miss Catherine Nicholson, of Aus
tin. Mr.. Harvey was bestman at the
ceremony. The day marked too
the fourth anniversary for Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey and the 34th wedding
anniversary for Mrs. Harvey's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Christen-
son, of st. Charles. The couple
were working in the court house
at Preston where Mr.. Christensen
is employed in the county engin-
GERS department. Mr.. Christensen
is remembered here for he worked
here for several months a few
years ago as an employee of the
National Tea stores.