The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-09-26
&N.SOCIETY

off, Wesley Fink.
Caprice Observation-Disclosures, Ad-
cline Nelson.
Dance oyence"-Clarinet solo
Avon, Marjorie Westhoff accompan-
led by Margaret Whitson.
Rhapsody in Blue"-Gershwin
Norma Nelson.
20 Lovely Nite"-Ronald, and
None But the Lonely Heart
Tchaikovsky, Helen Ranstad.
Grand March" Wollenhaupt
Gordon Hedin.
claire De Lune"-DeBussy, Rose
mary Morse.
"Homing" Delkigo, and 1.-THE
Maiden's Wish" = Chopin, Pearl
Swope.
Country Gardens'-Percy Grain.
ga, Margaret Whitson.
Entertained Gold Star Mothers
The Ladies Auxiliary of Paul
Donart Post, v. F. w., entertained
the Gold Star Mothers at the home
of Mrs. Ed Lee at Little Sank Tues
day afternoon, September Oath, re-
ported Miss Bessie Veeder, publ
city chairman.
Honored guests were: Mrs. Rose
Donart Braatz, of Minneapolis,
Mrs. Clark Wilcox and Mrs. Iris
Belts, of Sank Centre; Mrs. Pelo
of Burtrum; Mrs. Fuller, of Grey
Eagle; and Mrs. Geo. Zimmerman
of Ward Springs. Mrs. Millie Parks
Gold Star Mother of the local Aux
Hilary, was unable to attend. Mrs
]. M. Pendroy was an honored
guest having pieced quilt for the
Auxiliary.
Others attending from the local
Auxiliary were: Miss Bessie Weed
err, Mrs. w. Menzhuber, Mrs. F. T.
Pangburn, Mrs. A. N. Cordell, Mrs
o. L. Larson, Mrs. Chas. Pendroy
Mrs. J. N. Jackson, Mrs. E. Hyla-
man, Mrs. Ida Hylaman, Mrs. Avis
Halverson and Mrs. Mabel Schulz
The centerpiece of the Gold Star
table was a beautiful white and
gold cake. Small shoulder boquets
of yellow flowers were presented
the honored guests.
Observation-Disclosures
The st. Rose of Lima church al
st. Rosa was the scene of the mar.
riage of Miss Beata Boeckermann
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Boeckermann, of st. Rose, to Albert
Imdieke, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Imdieke, of Metre Grove, at a
ceremony performed at nine o'clock
Tuesday morning with Rev. Father
Steigler officiating.
Miss Rose Imdieke, sister of the
groom, and Violet Boeckermann
sister of the bride, were brides
maids. Joe Boeckermann, of St
Rosa, and Herbert Boeckermann
of st. Paul, both brothers of the
bride, were bestmen.
The bride chose gown of white
satin, with long sleeves which had
lace insets at the puffed shoulders
The square neckline was met with
a collar set off by daises. Her long
veil was lace edged, with crown OF
pearls. A twisted pearl necklace
was her ornament which was gift
of the groom. She carried a bou-
quet of white asters and yellow
roses.
Miss Imdieke wore a gown OF
sunset rose taffeta with short puff
ed sleeves, a V-neckline with a
flower, the skirt being made with
ruffles in the bck to give the effect
of hustle. Miss Boeckermann was
gowned in American beauty slipper
satin, featuring square neckline
short puffed sleeves and shirred
bodice. Each had headdresses OF
shoulder length wells in blue held
with a coronet of flowers. Gold
necklaces and bracelets to match
were their gifts Of the bride. They
carried bouquets of pink and white
asters.
A reception for a large number
Of relatives and friends was held al
the home of the brides parents
with decorations in pink and white
A three-tier wedding cake centered
the bridal table. A dance at the