San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-15
WEDDINGS.
Cupid's Work Delightfully."- Consum-
mated.
HoEFLING WOLFE.


HoEFLINe- WOLFE.
Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
Dean Richardson, of st. Marks Episco-
pal church, performed the marriage cere-
mony of Mr.. Bert V. Wolfe and Miss
Emma d. Hoefling, at the residence OF
the brides parents, Alderman and Mrs.
VIM. Hoefling, ST., No. PIT Fifth street:
The attendants were Mr.. Frank Wolfe
and sister, Miss Estelle Wolfe, OF Gle
burne.
The bride was charmingly dressed in a
pretty travelling suit of tan Bedford cord,
trimmed in silk passementerie, with dia-
mond ornaments.
After the ceremony, which was after
the beautiful Episcopal ritual, the
guests to the number of about one humid
red and twenty five, sat down to splen-
did dinner, for which the choicest yiands
and wines had been provided. With
merry jests and many toasts to the happy
couple, the hour sped rapidly and all too
soon the time for leaving on the journey
to Taylor, Texas, by the 6 o'clock train,
arrived for the newly welded pair.
Among the presents the bride received
Silver nut bowl, Mr.. F. Reilly and wife,
of Taylor; silver napkin rings,
James Challener, of Taylor; sill
yer napkin rings, VIM. Parker, of
Taylor; silver pickle dish, VIM. Nixon
and wife, of ST. Louis; carving set, Il.
Fassenich; silver table spoons, R. Hoef.,
ling and wife; silver berry bowl, Mr.. and
Miss Assmann: hanging lamp. Misses
Molie and Maggie Burns; chamber set,
Henry Hoefling; silver sugar and tea
spoons, VIM. Hoefng, Jr.. and wife;
household furniture, VIM: Hoefling, Sr.,
and wife; silver salt cellar and silver
spoons, F. lHearE, of Salt Lake City, Utah;
plush sofa, John Bitter, c. Weiss and Miss
Annie Bitter; table linen, John Wolfe
and wife, of Columbus, Ohio; vases, Ben
Nentwig and wife; glove case, Henry
Boerner and wife; silver fruit basket, A.
Scholz: silver forks and knives, r. j.
Nixon aud wife: silver fruit knife, Miss
Grace Nixon and Thos. McGee; silver
butter dish, A. Sartor; silver Gel
silver card receiver, Miss Mamie Seffel;
silver tea pitcher, August Grossman;
companion pictures, Frank and Stella
Wolf; silver sugar spoons, Geo. NordhauS
and wife; silver nut crackers and picks,
Misses Emma Nichols and Addie Herkers;
bouquet holder. Joe McLin and wife;
table linen, Mrs. f. c. Haueisen; Bohe-
and elastic band, Miss lilly Postal; wine
set, f. Jambois; china tea set, III. and +.
Muenzenberger; tides, Mrs. Muenzenber-
ger: bedspread, Mrs. Pape; table linen,
Conrad Pape; hand painted banneret,
Max Russ: chocolate jug, John Russell:
japanese screen, l.. L. Peck & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe left for Taylor.
Texas, their future home, on the o'clock
train and were escorted to the depot by a
large number of guests.
Mr.. Wolfe is printer in charge OF Will
SOD Bros establishment at Taylor. He
was formerly of San Antonio, where he
has many warm friends.
THEIR CoURTsHIP ENDED
Last night at nine o'clock, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, 2'5 Garden
street. Mr.. Otto 2. Anderson, popular
business and society young man OF this
city, and Miss Helene Tolle, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Tolle, are man and wife.
Justice Anton Adam performed the cere-
mony.
They were attended by Mr.. Albert
Tolle and Miss Mamie Anderson. Mr.. Ed.
Anderson aud Miss Louise Richter.
Quite a crowd OF friends gathered to
witness the happy affair. The presents
were numerous. beautiful and expensive.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, to a
beautiful march played by Theo. Artzts
orchestra, the guests visited the dining
hall, where an elegant supper, consisting
of all the good things known to the cult
nary art, were served, eaten and enjoyed.
| After supper dancing was commenced and
| right merry time they had until the
| early morning hours rolled around
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