San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-06
HYMENAL.
Three Couples of Young Folks Start
on the Voyage of Life
Together.


on the Voyage of Life
Tosether.
While the. political cauldron was
bubbling and boiling at Turner hall
and other parts Of the city last night,
making music that greatly delighted
the staunch adherents of the French
party, little Cupid was getting in his
work in other parts of the city in q
way to almost horrify confirmed spin
sters and bachelors. Two young cou-
Piles were joined in matrimony at
about the same hour, though at differ
ent places, and this was quickly fol-
lowed this morning by another we'd
ding.
The first wedding visited by q
LIGHT reporter was the
HUEsLER-wESENBER
ceremony. which occurred at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, Mr.. Chas.
Wesenberg, ST., at No. PIG Elm street.
Nj. Gotlieb Huesler, a well known
young gentleman of this city, who has
hosts of friends, joined hands with
Miss Ida WesenDerg, and amid q
large gathering OF their friends and
the relatives of the bride, Rev. Father
IL,
pledged their nuptial vows.
The attendants were Mr.. j. J.
Rheiner and Miss Lottie Wesen berg;
Chas. F. Nuetzel and Miss Minnie
Mueller; Mr.. Rudolph p. Krisch and
Miss Lizzie Hauser.
The presents to the bride were very
numerous and many were as costly as
hnN oil 49, l.
mony the entire party took carriages
for the large hall of the Arbeiter,
Verein, on East Commerce street,
where a splendid supper had been set.
This was partaken of by perhaps 200
guests, and then dancing began i'm
the hall, to the music of the
Juvenile orchestra, and was con-
timed until early this MORN
ing. The Helvetia Singing So
ciety, of which Mr.. Huesler is men,
her, came around and gave the young
Benedict q vocal serenade. While
this wedding was in progress, anoth-
er, just as happy, had been celebrated
in another part OF the city, the
sOBIEsKI-wEIss
wedding. This was performed, yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock in st.
MichaePs Polish church on South
Centre street, Rev. Father Nolince-
vito performing the ceremony. Mr..
AdOlph SobIeski was the groom and
Miss Annie Weiss, daughter of Mr..
Theodore Weiss, ST., and who is the
organlst at st. Michael's church, was
the bride. She was arrayed in white
cashmere, with orange blossom trim
mings. The bridal music was furnish
ed by Mr.. A. Zizik at the organ and
by Misses Louisa Faska and Lucy
Zizik and Mr.. Frank Zizik.
The attendants on the young cou-
pie were Mr.. Theodore Weiss, Jr.,
and Miss Victoria Kiolbassa; Mr..
Frank Zizik aud Miss Kate Dausen;
Mr.. Val Gorell and Miss Rosa Pol
lok; Mr.. Martin Killing and Miss
Pauline Weiss. After the ceremony
dinner was partaken of at the
BRIDES residence on Centre street,
and a reception was held last evening
at the residence followed by ball at
st. Albert's hall near by The re-
ception and ball were attended by a
great many of the friends of the con-
tracing parties and the affair passed
off as pleasantly as good wishers for
their health and happiness would de-
sire.
This morning at the residence of
the BRIDES parents OH South street,
Mr.. B. r.. Goldbeck and Miss Ida
Schultze were married by Justice Nc
Allister. After the ceremony and q
friendly reunion the happy pair left
for their honeymoon which will be
spent in the City of Mexico.
Geo. w. Day and Miss Maggie
Fair brother were married by Justice
Heron this morning.
Why Are They Dumb.