The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-07-17
&l.SOCLETY

Rosness, classmate of the couple,
played a program of nuptial and
accompanied the soloist, Robert
Bechendorf, also a Hamline class
mate.
Miss Betty Young, of this city,
attended her sister as bridesmaid
and Wesley johnson, st. Paul, was
his brothers attendant. The brides
maids gown was a full-skirted
model of pastel printed paper
| taffeta and she wore a white rib
bon rosette with steamers in her
| hair. She carried pink and
white colonial bouquet.
The bride wore floor length
| lace trimmed white silk marquis
cite gown fashioned along princess
lines with a short train. Her veil
was edged with lace and gathered
onto a seed pearl tiara. She carr
led a colonial bouquet of gardenias
and white sweet peas.
Wayne Johnson, brother of the
bridegroom, of Minneapolis, and
Reid Clelland, of Luverne, served
as ushers.
Palms, snowballs and candelabra
with lighted tapers formed the de-
corations for the service, and at
the reception in the church parlors
the bridal party and parents re-
ceived guests before a fireplace de-
corated with hydrangeas and
lighted candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will spend
several weeks in Sank Centre be-
! fore they are in residence in Long
Prairie where Mr.. Johnson will be
coach and athletic director in the
| high school.
Both are graduates of Hamline
University with the class of 1889
Mrs. Johnson was a member of the
Browning Society and the National
Collegiate Players. She has been
| teacher of English and dramatics
| in the Milroy high school the past
two years. Mr.. Johnson was a
member of the Kappa Gamma Chi
fraternity and the Torch and
Honor society, was captain of the
| 1899 basketball team and co-capt-
| ian of the 1888 football team. He
has been athletic coach at Central
high school in Norwood-Young
America for two years
Royal Neighbors Meet
Members of the Royal Neighbor
Lodge will meet with Mrs. Walter
Barnette next Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
49,
John Krebsbach
/ IL Years Young
Mr.. John Krebsbach received the
greatest birthday surprise of his
life last Sunday, July Is, when chill
dren, relatives, and friends gather
ed at his home to help celebrate
his seventy-first birthday anniver-
! sary. Guests throughout the day
were as follows: Mrs. Margaret
Bloser, Mrs. Nappe and son, Nj
! and Mrs. Irwin Bloser, Miss Tiber,
all of Mahnomen; Mr.. and Mrs.
Math Krebsbach and Ruby, OF
Grey Eagle; Mr.. and Mrs. AL Did
Ter and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Beste and children, Arnold and
Alphonse Krebsbech, all Of Osakis
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Jasper and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Krebs-
bach and family, Miss Louise
Krebsbach, Miss Muriel Jasper, all
of Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. s
A. Morehouse, ST., Mr.. and Mrs
s. A. Morehouse, Jr., and children
of Robbinsdale; Mr.. and Mrs. L
Wiener and family, Mr.. and Mrs
| John Berscheit and family, of this
city, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Faber and son, of Greenwald.
Mr.. Krebsbach received many
useful gifts and the guests left
| wishing him many more happy an
niversaries.
AOUW Lodge Meeting
Adult lodge of the AOUW will
meet this evening, Thursday, at
500 o'clock in the Community
Club Rooms for a regular business
meeting and social hour to follow
To Have August
Wedding In Seattle
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Chap,
man, of Royalton, announced to
friends here this week the COM
ing marriage of their daughter
Geneva, to r. Vernon Johnson, OF
Seattle, Washington. The marriage
will take place August 23rd in Seat.
tie. Miss Chapman, who has taught
as grade teacher in the Sank Cen.
tire public schools, has resigned
from the faculty, it was announced
from the school this week. Miss
Chapman expects to leave from
Royalton for the west about the