The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
GOOD LUCK WITH THEM
REPRESENTATIVES OF JOURNALISM
AND EDUCATION Welded.
Mr.. A. l.. Rowe, Business Manager Of
the Avalanche, Marries Miss Pauline
Reudeihuber. Principal of the Bethel
School.

Mr.. Ambrose l.. Rowe, business man
ager OF the Araianche, was married last
night at the First Presbyterian Church to
Miss Pauline ii. Reudelhuber, principal
oil the Bethel School, corner Charleston
avenue and Adams streets. Miss Reudel-
huber is valued member OF the skilliul
corps OF teachers who continue TO make
the public school system OF Memphis a
source OF pride to all its citizens. Her
labors in behalf OF the education OF the
youth Of Memphis have been earnest, con-
scientious, skillful and well directed, anI
many well educated lady owes her in
spiration and training to the earnest efforts
OF Miss Pauline Reudelhnber.
Naturally, wedding that involved two
such well known persons as Mr.. Rowe and
Miss Reudelhauber W nd at ract anumer-
Gus array OF spectators. MIR. Rowe, the
very courteous and capable business man
ager OF the Aratdnche, has circle offriends
whose number is rs the sands of the sea,
and long before the hour announced for the
ceremony they succeeded in packing the
church with very select company OF
ladies and gentlemen. The ushers, as
might have been expected, were
gentlemen OF distinction and prominence,
notably. Mr.. Albert Brown Pickett,
Editor-in-chief OF the Avalanche, Senator
Henry ]. Lynn, Bun +. Price, secretary Of
the Home Insurance Company, and Mr..
j. A. Matthews, OF the late firm OF q. w.
Jones & Co.
Prof. G. p. Winkler presided at the
piano, and the choir OF the Jewish Tenn
pie volunteered its services to give eclat
TO the proceedings Never did choir
more sincerely enter into the spirit OF the
proceedings, and the effect was highly
complimentary TO all concerned.
1t was nearly o'clock when the signal
for the arrival Of the bridal couple was
gwen. To the notes OF a stirring wedding
march the bridal party entered the house
OF worship. Two little boys and a girl
distributed flowers in the path OF the con.
tracing parties and added no little to the
poetry OF the situation. The Rev. DR..
Daniel ofliciated in his usual impressive
style and soon the happy couple were
made one.
At No. 50 Poplar street, the residence
Of the brides relatives. there was much
ieasting and merry making after the cere
| hiphl hAo ONNAs hpNth
torrents and presents were numerous and
valuable. The Avalanche employees testi
fed their regard for the business mana
ger by presenting him with magnificent
set OF bedroom furniture valued at $500
and other thoughtful friends were rep,
resented by appropriate tokens Of regard
aud friendship.
At 10 O'Clock tho newly married couple
were conveyed in carriages to the Louis
vile < Nashville depot en- route for Gin
cinuati and 0her Eastern points. A hos
OF friends were at the house 10 wish then
godspeed and cast after them the shoe o
good luck.
OF course everybody knows that Mr.
Rowe is gentleman OF inestimable quail
ties and that Miss Reudelhuberi an orna
ment TO the public school system OF Mem
phis. She has done much to raise IN,
standard Of education in the city schools
and her services are appreciated by wid'
circle OF friends and acquaintance, who's
best wishes will follow her and Mr.. Row,
on their journey through life.