The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-05-22

and Mrs. John Heinen, of Spring
Hill. Rev. J. M. Buscher OBLIGATED
at the nine o'clock morning cere-
mony.
Brides attendants were her sis
ter, Miss Rita Spanier, and the
bridegroom's sister, Miss Magdalen
Heinen. Michael Heinen, brother
of the bridegroom, and Math
Spanier, brother Of the bride, were
bridegroom's attendants.
The bride wore a white silk
chiffon dress with a square neck
line and lace inset at the waist
line. She wore long trailing veil
with lace cornered ends. She
carried a mother Of pearl prayer
book. A pearl rosary and three
strand pearl necklace were gifts of
the bridegroom.
Bridemaids were dressed alike
in turquoise blue dresses made
with square necklines edged in
lace matching the lace inset at the
waistline and the lace band on the
circling skirt. They wore crown
Of flowers and a circular veil as
headdresses and carried pink and
white carnations with ferns.
A reception was held at the home
Of the bride where IT'S guests were
present. Blue and white were the
home decorations and a three-tier-
ed wedding cake was topped with
bouquet Of flowers.
After a wedding trip to northern
Minnesota, the couple returned to
this city where Mr.. Heinen is en-
ployed by the Borgmann Imple-
ment company.
Congregational Mems Club
Mems Club Of the Congregation
al Church will meet this evening,
Thursday, at a $3.50 dinner group
and program. L. e. Tull, super
vising engineer for the post office
and widely travelled, will continue
talk he gave once before at a
meeting. Men Of group one are
putting on the dinner.
j. b. SchOenhOffs
Have 45th Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Schoenhoff
observed their forty-fifth wedding
anniversary Sunday when members
of their family gathered at the
home here. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Schoenhoff, Of Rochester, Miss
Margaret Schoenhoff, of st. Paul,
and Robert J. Schoenhoff, of Min
neapolis, arrived Saturday to re-
main over Sunday. Actual date of
their anniversary fell on Monday,
May 10th. Long time residents of
this city, both were getting con-
gratulations this week. Only Leo,
Of New York City, who Is expected
in June, was unable to attend.
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Attend Diocesan Meeting
Mrs. w. M. Parker, Mrs. v. j.
Sartell, Mrs. Sophie Austin, and
Miss Nell Hansen left Wednesday
morning to attend the annual con-
vention for Episcopal Churches in
the Diocese of Duluth in Moorhead.
They were representatives of
Church of the Good Samaritan in
this city, and Mrs. Parker is presi-
dent Of st. Mary's Guild.
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Entertained Last Evening
Mrs. Carl Perry and Mrs. e. w.
Olson were hostesses last evening
in the home Of Mrs Olson at
party honoring Mrs. e. D. Harvey.
Guests were at four tables.
Entertain Today
Mrs. Glenn Steider, Mrs. e. w.
Olson and Mrs. Phillip Steiner will
be hostesses this afternoon, Thurs
day, at a 1870 o'clock luncheon at
Lees Log Lodge, for guests at eight
tables.
Congregational Ladies' Meeting
Mrs. L. E. Tull will be the speak
err next week Thursday when the
Women's Federation Of the Con-
gregational Church meets at the
cottage of Mrs. v. T. Conklin at
Z.SU y ClOCh. I1OStCSSCS Will NC
Mrs. F. w. Koterba, Mrs. Jos. Rob
inson, Mrs. Albert Parker, Mrs.
William Kreitz and Mrs. James
Morgan.
ID Of I Meeting
A social meeting for the Daugh-
tiers Of Isabella Circle will be held
next Monday evening in the home
of Mrs. Fred Unger.
Niblick Plans
Golf Event In June
June 18th has been set as the
day for Niblick Clubs invitational
golf tournament at the Country
Club, it was announced Wednesday
after the club had met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Fred Unger.
Mrs. Ed Borgmann was assisting
hostess at the 1:30 o'clock lunch
con-.
Attend County Meeting
A group of members OF the
American Legion Post and Auxi-
liary attended a joint meeting for
county posts in Albany Tuesday
evening. It was decided to have
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