San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-20
ANOTHER HAPPY WEDDING.
MIR. Kohler and Miss Degen Married
Last Night-A Banquet.

Last Night-A Banquet.
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
P. Degep, on Crockett street. last
performed the marriage ceremony
that made man and wife, NTH Koh-
Ter, q prominent merchant tailor of
this city and secretary Of the Turn
Verein, and Miss Emma Degen, an
attractive and popular society lady.
The wedding services were con-
Quoted in the west parlOr under q
beautiful marriage bell made of white
tissue paper and trimmed with yell
low rose buds. The room was per-
fect bower of evergreens and flowers.
The lovely bride was handsomely Co.'S
tuned in cream surrah silk with lace
trimmings and vail caught up with
orange sprays.
The attendants were MIR. Henry
Kohler, of Dallas, and Miss Anna
Degen; Mr.. William Schmitt and Miss
Emma Conrad.
At the conclusion of the ceremony,
the many guests adjourned to the
gallery and dining room, where, in
each place, was set q table. Here q
grand supper, prepared by the
Mahncke and served by its walters,
was heartily eaten. Many bottles of
winewer drank and the festivities
were ended with speeches.
The presents were numerous, ele-
CANT and expensive. A list of them is
given below:
Hat rack, Gus and Willie Schnei.
der; silver fruit dish, Misses Ida and
Emma Conrad; silver butter dish,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad; sets of solid
Meerscbeidt. Mr.. U. Rische and VIM
VollDrecht; solid silver spoon holder,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. BoltZ; canary bird
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy; handsome fish
service, Mr.. aud Mrs. II. Boerne;
silver fish spoon and fork, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Koehler; onyx table and
vase, Mr.. and. Mrs. Chss. Wurzbach;
toilet box, F. Frede, Bryan, Texas;
toilet set, Miss Kate Wurzbach; one
dozen silver after dinner spoons, Mr..
and Mis-. ]. McA Ulster; fine china
fruit set, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson;
horn whisk broom holder, MIA. AK
tell; handkerchief aud glove case,
Mrs L. Fisk, La Grange, Texas; tea
set, Mr. and Mrs. F. p. Yeager, Flato
mia, Texas; oxidized silver lamp, Miss
Lena Kohler, Buffalo, New York;
handsome oxidized silver clock. Mr.
and Mrs. Kohler, Buffalo, New Vol
ornamental vase Miss Cora KohIer,
Buffalo; carving set, George Kohler,
Buffalo; silver card receiver, Mr.. and
Mrs. ERde, Buffalo; fine bisque
statues, Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright:
chocolate sci, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stuck Q;
handsome toilet set. Mrs. G. Bauer,
St. Louis, Mo-; bronze statues, VIM
Schmidt; pudding set, Mr.. and Mrs
Z. Rische; bisque candle holders, Mr.
aud Mrs. ConIey; sofa cushion, Miss
K.Schneider, Bolton rug Mr. and Mrs
J. Bennett; tidy Miss l.. Heuermann
pair of engravings, Mr.. G. Bonnet
rocking chair, Mrs. Storbeck; wicker
parlor chair, Miss Mollie SOUL, DIAL
las, Texas; dining room, get, II
Kohler, Dallas; kitchen stove and
outfit, Louis Degen; pillow shams
Mrs c. Degen, Jr.; silver cake be- sket
! Mr.. and Mrs Degen, Jr.; half dozeI
solid silver tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs
Ben exc. Galveston, Texas; half dozer
solid silver tea spoons, VIM. Wurz
bach; half dozen solid silver tes
spoons, Misses Degen; half dozeI
silver knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs
III. Schultze, Jr; sofa cushion, Mrs
ii. Boomer; silver card receiver, Miss
B. Baer; Russian tea pot, Mrs. Louis,
Wurzbace; photograph album, l.
Wurzbach; silver tray, Mr.. and Mrs
L. A. Hoffman, New Braunfels, Tex
as; cushion, Miss A. Schneider, Bel
ton, Texas; plush curtains, Wolff 1
Marx; tidy, Miss Joe PAUL.; corne
table and vase, Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Villant, Comfort, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. KohIer will be a
home after today at 617 Avenue E.