San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-18
HAPPILY welded.
VIM. DobrowoIsLi aud Miss Annie
Proil Joined In the Bonds of
Matrimony-A Grand Re-
ceptlOn and Bali.

tnc Vi
Matrimony-A Grand Re-
ceptiOn and Ball.
Yesterday short and happy eourtship
eliminated in matrimony. This
happens every day and is passed by I'M
mentioned, but owing to the popularity
of this young couple and the high esteem
In which the groom is held by the news
paper fraternity, especial mention must
be made of this occurrence. Ever since
it was known in Polish and German
circles that Mr.. VIM, Dobrowolski and
Miss Annie Proll were 10 be married.
their friends have been on the tiptOe Of
expectancy in waiting for the occasion.
IL was announced that the wedding
would occur at st. Michaels Polish CathO-
lie church at ) o'clock p. IN. AS early as
4:30 O'Clock yesterday the guests began
to assemble in the neatly decorated edi-
fee and by 4:50 o'clock 1t was damned.
AS the cock toled the hour for the mo-
mentouS event to take place, the organ,
under the skillful fingers of Prof. A. III.
Barbour, pealed forth that beautiful we'd
ding march by ScOtSon Clark, March de
Procession" and the bridal party entered.
First came three pretty little girls, Aman-
da and Hattie Kotula and Helen KiOl-
baSsa, dressed in white swiss, who Strewed
the isle with flowers. Then came the
anu MIS-. UuSJuS ITOll. WIN WdS
rObed in an elegant black silk. Following
them came the bride leaning on the arm
of her father, ripple of excitement
went through the entire church as she
made her appearance, naturally endowed
with much beauty and many rare accom-
pliShmentS, cOStumed in bridal gown OF
white China silk, trimmed with lace and
orange blossoms, and bridal veil that was
held in place by wreath of orange bios
che narfaat Nrisinn of lpuali-
ness, and many of the ladies present felt a
slight pang of jealousy creep through
them as she passed up the aisle to the
altar. Mr. Aug. Proll and Miss Kotula
were the next couple. The lady was
robed in white China silk, trimmed
with lace and ribbons, lilacS. Then came
Mr.. Emil ShoIl and Miss Blind who
was gowned in white crepe trimmed with
chantilla and lilacS. Joseph DugoSh and
Miss Wolfram followed these. The lady
wore a white crepe trimmed with lace
lilacS. Rev. Father.DOmbrowSk the pas
tor OF the church, met them at the altar,
and accO riding to the solemn rites of the
CethoIic church made Miss Annie Proll,
Mrs. VIM, DohrOwOiSki. During the cere-
mony the choir sang "Vini Creator"
MendelS0hns wedding march was played
by Prof. Barbour as the party passed out
of the church.
The ceremony over, the crowd disperS-
ed only 10 meet again at o'clock at the
home Of the bride on Elm street and par
take OF most sumptOuS supper The
rooms were prtttily decorated with moss
eS, flowers and evergreenS. On the ceiling
was Maltese cross of moss and red roses.
Hanging from the ceiling at the south
enc OF the room was a large wedding bell
OF white tissue paper. Under this the
newly married pair stood and welcomed
their friends. AT the supper table, which
was covered with many delicacieS, tOastS
were made by the gentlemen present.
Supper being over, Turner hall was
visited, and The rest of the evening
and part of the morning was spent in
dancing, 10 the sweet strains of ArtZts
orchestra, During the entire evening de-
liciOus beverages were served: the best of
a. might be mentioned a twenty gallon
bowl of champagne punch.
The presents received by this "one"
were many and costly. A partial list Is
given below: PdrlOr set, Ed. KOtula ard
wife; fine center table, Aug. Proll; oak
kitchen safe, Ben KioIbaSsa and wife;
three drawing room sore ems. L. P. Peck;
center table. Miss Lizzie Kusch; rock
f fGcker F. Fl re'eh Bro %RS % snd S Sn9?
angora rugs, A. Frederchs and wife; RIB
bon towel rack, A. +. Pollok and wife;
embroidered counter pane. Joske Bros;
table cloth aud napkins, Theo. Weiss and
wife; cut glass ice cream set, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Haunich, Jr.; hanging lamp,
Thos. Walzlavzick and wife: silver
mounted antique oak glove case, From
the gang" cut glass water service, jacob
Weber and wife; one dozen silk net pic
ture drapings, Miss Annie Blind; hand
painted china plate, cup and saucer, j.
NJ. Allen and wife; one bolt of imported
table linen, Peter WrzeciOnO and wife:
basket of French artificial flowers. Miss
Kate Muench and ii. r. Stein; one half
dozen damaSk tOwles, John Eichman and
wife; linen table cloth, Mrs. Annie Eich-
man; china lamp and bronz table. Ed
ward Ashley and wife: nickIe plated
china WAGES, w. Woelski; one dozen
water glasses with name engraved there
on. Miss Clara Black; table cloth and
glasses, +. Hummert and wife; china
candle sticks, Julius Coming; china
Vaces, Miss Lydia Wrase and J. +. Binz;
Ornamented vases, NJ, Rosy and wife;
carving set, b, Nentwig and family;
china vases, John p. Campbell;
wine set and stand, H. HOltz; cut glass
wine set, Jas Dugosh; onyx clock, +.
Ruis and wife: one pair of statuettS, d.
w. Gregory; water set +. Judd and wife;
oak eaSal and picture, Emil SchOll: rock
er, II. Boerner; two elegant pictures, MIR.
and Mrs. Gus Gittinger: fine piano from
the groom; half dozen silver spoons, Her.
man EauX and wife; half dozen fruit
knives, o. Bergstrom and wife; basket of
china rose buds, Otto Wolfram: half
dozen quarts of Rhine wine, imported in
in 1862, f. l. Meyer; furnace, Miss NOrd-
man; toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. Kusch:
silver fruit dish, Max Zimmerman and
wife; silver mounted vases, Misses Marion
and Minnie Mueller; silk umbrella, F..
tray, Lone Star Brewery; half dozen sill
yer spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Bee Sidney;
silver pickle dish, Harry Bull and wife;
silver butter dish, Tom c. Cresson: oxi-
died silver card case, G. Helleman; silver