Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-24
Wedding Bells.
SchaetzeI. Comfy nupials.

All no, the love that Kills indeed
Dispatches Mt y blow"
One OF the happiest social events
Of the season. was the marriage o
Mr.. Julius Schaetzel, cashier Of tn,
Union County Bank, to Miss May
Comfy both OF Elk Point. The cere
monp was solmenized at residence
Of the brides parents by the Rev
Father Hines, rector Of st. Andrews
Episcopal Church at IL O'Clock
Tuesday, Dec. Esd 1880.
The parlors were beautifully dec
Grated with evergreens and flowers
The ceremony was performed in the
east Parlor. The bridal party Ell
tered to the beautiful strains Of the
Wedding March, Rev. Father Hines
leading the procession. Tho bride
upon the arm of her father, DR.. ].
G. Comfy, the groom escorting the
mother Of the bride, followed by
Mr.. Jasper Mum, and Miss Nellie
Comfy. The bridal couple took their
position under "a beautiful floral bell,
with Miss Nellie Comfy, a cousin to
the bride at the right, and Mr..
Muan a friend to the groom to the
left. Father Hines then performed
the ceremony. After which came
the congratulations. Refreshments
were then served consisting Of cof.
fee, cake, sandwiches, salad and etc.
The bride was becomingly dressed
in white surah, draped with white
mule de sole, she carried in her
hand a boquet of Of Marcl,al Nail
Roses. The groom wore the 0
ventional black. The brides maid
wore a lovely dress 6: pale blue u
rah, her flowers were tea roses. Al
together the party made charming
picture that will long be remem-
bered. Mrs. May Schaetzel the
bride, is the lovely and accomplish
ed daughter of DR.. and Mrs. j. G.
Comfy. She has grown to woman
hood in our midst and by her win
ming manners. and cheerful DISPOSE
ton, has won the affection and es-
TEEN Of innume"pble friends.
Mr.. Julius Schaetzel, the groom,
is we'll known in Elk Point, having
been a resident of this city, aud CASH
Ter of the Union County Bank for
the past three years. He is a young
man of excellent business ~qualfca-
tons, and tact, Of unquestioned in
tegrity and honor, and by his gen.
tlemanly, and pleasant demeanor,
he has won a host Of friends Thorough
out the entire county.
The guests from abroad were Geo.
Schaetzel of Sioux Falls, and Henry
Schaetzel Of Beresford, both brothers
of the groom. Mrs. John ScIaetzel
and Mrs. Jacob Schaetzel, Miss Mary
Schaetzel, aud William Schaetzel Of
Sioux Falls, also relatives. Mrs. NAL
Tory and Miss Ferguson Of Sioux
City the former being a music teach
er of the bride for a number Of
years. Mr.. Jasper Mum who &C.
ted as best man to the groom, is an
old friend and play fellow of JUL
Jus in his boy hood days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schaetzel left on the 4 CLOCK
train for Freeport, ILL.,, the home OF
Mr.. Schaetzel's father, and other
points in the east. They will be
gone about two weeks when they
will return and 60 to housekeeping
in DIR. J. S. Talcott's residence in
the south part Of town.
The CoURIER's benediction upon
tue happy couple is may sweet pence
wreath her chain around them for
ever, and the love, which budded in
youth, grow deeper and broader
with the after years, until it becomes
matured and perfected in old age,
holding them as n till separated
by death, they may meet again in
that better world whereof Love il
the light. The following is u list ol
the presents:
Silver Tea Set with knives and forks-From
brides parents.
Smoking sct--To groom from brides parents
Check for $50. 0o-Geo and Henry Schaetzei
Book Case Jacob Schaetzel, Sioux Falls.
Center Table-M NJ. & Mrs. John Sclactzel
Sioux Falls.
Silver Coffee Set-Mr. & Mrs. Geo. II. Free
man.
Lunch Cloth and iNapkinse-J. r. Burns am
Jasper Mum. Freeport. III.
Hanging Lamp-Mr. & Mrs. w. J. Conly.i
Set silver Flu.t Knives with stand-C. W
Beggs and family. Chicago, III.
DOG. Napkins Vim. Walton. Freep0rt, III.
silver Fish Sct-Mr. 8 Mrs. III. w. Connolly.
Bon Bon Tray--Mr. & MIS- X. n. Cummins.
, SILVER Nut Picks and Cracker-Miss .Dais
Ferguson, Sioux City.
Silver Fruit Dish-Mr. = Mrs. J. n. rnlcoti
Mr.. & Mrs. J. 3. rxicott and Mr.. 4 Mrs. G. I
Mal!AhAn.
Hagen silver Tea SpoOus-S. w. Hoffman,.