San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-19
UNITED BY HYMEN.


Miss Ida Kunzman and Mr.. Dave Sanders
Embark on the Matrimonial Sea.
A very large number OF relatives and
friends assembled at the kunZman
homestead last night TO witness the
marriage of Miss Ida KunZmsn, a pOpu-
lar San Antonio belle, 10 Mr.. David
Sanders, an esteemed employee at the
pOstOffice. About o'clock Rev. Father
Pfefferkorn arrived, and soon after the
bride and bridegroom filed into the
room, accompanied by the Misses Julia
HUFFMAN, Nettie ThOmassin, and Lizzie
Wiedenthaler, bridesmaids, and Messrs.
Carlos Bee, Ed billiard and Frank Hard
esty, grOOmsmen. The Rev. Father
PiefierkOrn repeated the Catholic form
ula of marriage, to which clear responses
were made. He then declared the hap
py pair man and wife and concluded
with a brief hOmily upon the import
ance of the event. This done, the com
pany were taken into the garden where
an elegant al fresco banquet was pre-
pared by MIR. and Mrs. Theodore kunZ-
man in honor OF the event. When the
guests had digested the excellent meal
and washed IL down with good wine,
toasts were offered to the happy couple
and fully reciprocated. Then the guests
enjoyed themselves in various ways
and 1t is safe to say that merrier or
more social gathering was never held In
the city. About dawn the bridal couple
took their departure for their new
home.
Among those present the LIGHT
noticed the Misses Julia kunZmann,
Lizzie Wiedenthaler, Annie, Mary and
Kate Marshall, Katie and Mamie Hesse,
Ida and Lena Bennett, Clara Bunne,
Hattie and Nettie ThOmassin; Mesdame
Thomassin. Mrs. Emma Patzig, Mrs. K.
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Ii. Banks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ZOttarelli, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Hesse, Mr.. and Mrs. John Heck,
Postmaster Howard, Assistant POstmas-
ter Walters, Messrs. Carlos Bee, Ed Dill
lard, II. C. King. jr., Hal p. Howard. jr.,
G. n. Nesbitt, j. o. Trueheart, Frank
Hardesty, Richard PatZig, John KunZ-
mann, Ryder Taylor, f. Ii. Bushick and
Louis Marshall.
The presents were many, useful and
valuable.
Magnificent tea service from BRIDE
groom's comrades at the pOstoftice.
Embroidered work Home Sweet
Home" framed, and lamp mat, Miss
Mary Marshall.
Table Tidy, Miss Annie Marshall.
Two plush velvet frames, Mr.. Frank
Hardesty.
Counterpart, Meyer Half.
One dozen fine handkerchiefs, Henry
Half.
Toilet stand and perfumery, Cod
cheauX Half.
Handsome plush automatic album,
Louis Marshall.
Toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. Heck.
laf
Napkins and table linen, Mrs. Theo-
dOre Steubing.
Table linen, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Banks.
Set of knives and forks and zephyr
air castle, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
kunZman.
Red table linen, Minnie Half.
White table linen, Mr.. and Mrs. Half.
Tin bath set, Miss l.. Wiedenthaler.
Centre table and hearth rug, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Weber.
Dish pans, Miss Josie Zottarelli.
Broom, dashboard and tub, Mat.
Egglin.
Reading lamp, Emile Mueller.
Pitcher, Miss Emma Patzig.
Feather fan, Miss Cecilia Half.
Bridal wreath and veil, Mrs. Lizzie
Wiedenthaler.
The bride, who is q dashing brunette,
wore dress of pure cream null with
oriental lace fronting. and silk bows en-
suite, looked quite charming, and the
bridegroom was complimented upon his
good fortune and good taste.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Sanders start their
new life amid the good will and best
wishes of their many friends and in
those good wishes the LIGHT heartily
joins.