The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-05-09
sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.


schools In 1887 and has since been
employed in the Nelson bakery.
After short wedding trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Carpenter will be at home
in the downstairs duplex of the
Ebbens house on Birch Street.
Irene Pasch, Bride of Alphonse
jaeger at Church Nuptials-
Miss Irene Pasch, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pasch, Sank
Rapids, became the bride of AL
phonse layer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank jaeger, Halt avenue north,
at a ceremony performed in the
Sacred Heart church of Sank
Rapids Tuesday morning, April 30.
Rev. Lorsung officiated at the g.
o'clock nuptial mass at which the
girls choir sang son This Day o
Beautiful Mother" and Sacred
Heart of Jesus I Place My Trust in
Thee"
The bride wore an upholstered
damask lace dress cut on princess
style lines. The form fitting waist
line opened into wide seven gored
skirt which ended in train. Tiny
self covered buttons on the fitted
bodice buttoned down to a hustle
back and the high neckline was
fastened with tiny clusters of pearl
at either side of high padded
Elizabethan collar. She wore a cir
cular silk marquisette fingertip
length veil fastened with tiny
coronet of white roses and apple
blossoms. Miss Pasch carried an
old lace hanky of her mother and
a bouquet of johanna Hill roses.
Attending as maid of honor, Miss
Margaret Nix wore a blue taffeta
gown With short puffed sleeves, a
sweetheart neckline, shirred bodice
and a full net overskirt with an
embroidered design as border OF
the skirt. The bridesmaid, Miss
Lorraine Pasch wore similar gown
in pink taffeta with a pink over
skirt. Anna Mae jaeger as flower
girl wore a princess cut yellow net
dress over a yellow taffeta slip.
All the attendants wore large moi
re taffeta bows with ribbons mat
ching their gowns hanging to the
floor. Their gold crosses and chains
were gifts of the bride. Bouquets
were of sweet peas, baby breath
and lilies of the valley.
Ronald Waggoner was the best
man and Gilbert Hall acted as
usher.
The brides mother wore full
skirted navy blue ribbed silk crepe
dress with an apple blossom cor
sage. Her accessories were In white
and she wore blue and white tur-
ban.
Mrs. JAEGER was attired in a rose
crepe dress featuring sweetheart
neckline and an embroidered yoke.
Her hat and accessories were dark
blue with old rose trim.
Following the ceremony a wed
ding dinner and reception was held
at the home of the brides parents
for 40 guests, members of the two
families. A reception for friends
was held in the afternoon at the
Pasch home where decorations
were carried out in pink and white.
Streamers were festooned from the
chandeliers to all corners of the
dining and living rooms. A large
white bell was suspended in the
archway and bouquets of mixed
sweet peas and lilies of the valley
were used as table decorations.
! The wedding cake was decorated
by Mrs. Ben Otto and Mrs. Joe
Inderrieden.
The couple will be at home May
Is in Grey Eagle, where Mr.. jaeger
will take UP farming. Miss Pasch
is graduate of the Sank Rapids
high school and attended the st.
Cloud Business college. Mr.. jaeger
was graduated from Technical
high school.
On their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. jaeger went to the northern
part of the state.
Out of town guests at the we'd
ding were: Mr.. and Mrs. VILLAIN
Dickhaus and family, Mrs. Mary
Dickhaus, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dick
haus, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lamprey,
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Koterba. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Beringer, Sank Centre; Mr..
and Mrs AL johnson, Hibbing; Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Trettel and fam
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. George Pasch and
family, North Prairie; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Fischer and family,
Royalton; Frank Psick, Bowlus;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Sutton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Pasch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Pasch. Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Trettle and son, Little
Falls; Miss Dorothy Gates of Foley
and Miss Leona Petrowitz, Maus-