The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-06-22
THE JUNE WEDDINGS
MANY YOUNG PEOPLE ARE UNITED
IN THE BONDS OF MATRIMONY.
MILLER-ooLLIN s WEDDING.
Miss Martha Bauer is Married to John
Stecher. of Racine-John Burk-
bardt and Mary Euting Mar
ried.-0'Neil- Burby Union

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The marriage of Capt. W. W. Miller,
of this city, to Miss Susy Beatrice Col
lin, OF Delavan, Wis, was celebrated at
the home of the brides parents yes
terday morning. Tho Delayan CORES
pondent of the Evening Wisconsin
sends the following message on the
wedding:
" An event which is attracting con-
siderable attention in school circles is
the marriage of Miss Susy Beatrice
Collin, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Collin, to William Will
bur Miller, of Kenosha.
The ceremony was performed this
morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. c. L.
Mallory, of Christ church, at the home
of the brides parents, in the presence
of about 100 guests. The house deco
rations were in white and green, white
roses being used in great profuslon.
The bride wore beautiful white
organdie gown, and was unattended
AS the bride and groom entered the
room and while the ceremony WAS
being performed and congratulations
were being offered, Miss Alice Sumner
presided at the piano and rendered
appropriate music.
Immediately after the ceremony, a
wedding breakfast was served, and the
couple left on the l o'clock train for a
brief wedding journey. Mr.. Miller is
captain of Co. L, First Wisconsin regi-
ment, and is very popular with his
company and in social circles. The
bride is a native of Delavan, grad
uate of the high school, and has spent
all her life here, where she has friend
in every acquaintance. She has been
the moving spirit in many social enter
prises, and was for some time the pop
uIar president of a leading social club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will reside in
Kenosha."
Capt. W. W. Miller and bride came
to this city this afternoon and are
making their home at Mrs. Swift's, on
Prairie avenue.
1t seems to be getting quite the thing
for Xenosha young people who are
contemplating matrimony to slip OFF to
Chicago and secure license under the
liberal marriage laws of the state of
Illinois and return to this city all ready
to go to housekeeping. Such was the
program of John Burkhardt and Miss
Mary Euting, of this city, who were
married in Chicago Wednesday
The two left home, and meeting at the
early train they went to the city and
were married. Later they sent word
to their friends here that they had been
wed and would remain away on a
wedding trip until after Saturday, when
they will return to this city to make
their future home. The marriage OF
the young people will prove a great
surprise to their friends, although It'll
was we'll known that they intended to
be wed and it was thought that the
wedding had been set for some time in
July. Mr. and Mrs. Bnrkhardt have
many friends in Kenosha and they will
start on the voyage of married life with
the best wishes of all.
Bauer-stecher.
The marriage of Miss Martha Bauer,
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst
Bauer, to John Stecher, of Racine, was
celebrated at the German Lutheran
church at 4:30 Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
E. F. Dornfeld in the presence of a.
large number of invited guests. Fol
lowing the ceremonies at the church
wedding dinner was given at the home
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Stecher will make their home in Ra-
cine. This paper joins large circle of
friends in wishing them happy jour
ney through life.
ONei1-Burbv.
The marriage of Frank ONeil,
we'll known employe of the Sterling, TO
Miss Stella Burby was celebrated in
NI;ooro todoU ThnV will rnaidn in