Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-25
-HOFFMAN.
A Pretty Wedding at the
Church Of Our Savior Satur-
day Morning.

Gay morning..
The marriage Of Miss Louise &.
Huffman. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hoffman,, and Mr. Otto II.
SchIeuStncr took place at the church
Oi Our Snv iOr Su turday morningat IL
O'Clock. Rev. A. \. Joss, rector of the
church. officiating. A large number
ntfiends Of young people were present
to witness the interesting ceremony.
The church was tastefulIv decorate
ed with sMilax and white and yellow
roses and chrysanthemuns. The
bride was attended by Miss Mnyme
Buchanan. maid of honor. and Miss
Lottie Tanner AMI Ella Schleusener,
sister of the groom. The Ero"m's
attendants were Bert Tanner. hest
man. and NJ. V. Wetzel and Fred
Hoffman. NJ. K. Martin and f. 5.
Shaw were the ushers. Mrs. &. H.
Brown presided at the organ. AS
the bridal party passed down the
isle the groom entered from the
vestry. meeting the bride at the
chancel rail where the officiating
clere yman awaited them.
The bride was attired In cream
lansdowne, with the customary we'd
ding yell of filmy lace held In place
by orange blossoms and carried
white roses. The maid OF
honor. Miss Buchanan, wore cream
silk with pink velvet, and carried
pink roses. Miss Tanners
gown was white silk null over
yellow silk. and Miss Schleusener's
was OF white silk: both maids carried
bouquets of yellow roses.
Following the ceremony the party
drove to the Hoffman home where
wedding breakfast was served. only
the immediate relatives being present
in addition to the wedding party.
The young couple are members OF
prominent families in this city. and
have known each other from child
hoods early years. Their many
friends will wish them happiness and
prosperity. Mr.. and Mrs. Schleusener
left on the train for the Twin Cities
and other points. and after Il short
wedding Journey will be at home to
their friends after October ID. at the
pleasant home which has been pre-
pared on First street.
A large number Of wedding gifts
were received, among them the
fOllOwing:
Wilton rug parlor suite. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hoffman,; Gublcr piano,
Mr., Hoffman; kitchen furnishings,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Schleusener; oil
painting, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ryan,
Wadenu; jardiniere palm, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Davidson; set teaspoons,
butter knife and sugar shell, Mr.. and
Mrs, Tanner. Bert and Audie; sofa
pillow, Lottie Tanner; Carlsbad
vase, MIR. and Mrs. Zimmerman, St.
Paul; silver bread tray, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Cameron; limoges cup and
bread plate, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Brown; after dinner coffee cups, Mr..
and Mrs. C. B. buchanan; cut glass
vinegar cruet, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Fuller, silver bonbOniere, Lillian
Hayes; boniton lunch cloth, Mayme
BuckmaE; cut glass water bottle, M.
v. Wetzel; berry dish and saucers,
Mrs. Moelchert and daughter; silver
backed comb, Bessie Jelly; china
clock, T.. +. Shaw; bOnboniere, Mr..
and Miss Martin; silver sugar sitter,
Nellie Davidson; japanese floor vase,
Fred Hoffman; white Kid prayer
book, Mr.. and Mrs. Ham, Minneapo-
lis; silver salad spoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenillard, Minneapolis; set silver
teaspoons, Mr.. Carl jacob, Mimi
capoIis; banquet lamp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Muzzy, Minneapolis; cut glass celery
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Massey;
velvet rug, MIR. and Mrs. Turner;
cut glass water bottle, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. +. Staples; silver tray aud water
set, Mr. and Mrs. Ritter; cut glass
olive dish, Mr.. and Mrs. /. e. Staples;
japanese vase, Miss Carey; silvernut
dish, DR.. and Mrs. FOrtier; table
cloth and napkins, Mr.. Srrandei;
handkerchief box, Mrs. Sprandel;
pickel dish, l.. ID. Brown; silver sugar
sitter, Mr.. and Mrs. Schallern; plate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers; many other
beautiful presents were received.
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