The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-13
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Weddina Of Miss Ella Koch and Mr.. K. p.
Geisecke

brennan, Texas, September Fine wed
ding OF Mir. Kurt r. Geiseekc ana Miss ella
Koch daughter OF Mir nnd Mrs. A. C.
Koch was solemnzed Wednesday evening
az 500 o'clock The ceremony occurred at
the German Evangelical Lutheran church,
Rev. q. Langner pastor of the church
officiating rnploying the full rltualiStlc
ceremony of the Lutheran faith, in the
German language. 1t wns the first time Ia
me history of the sacred cdtcc that 1t
had been employed FOR the accumulation
81 similar event. the present pretty llttle
church having been built during the past
year to take the place of the one blown
down by Tie storm. Never perhaps, have
It's woishippcrs assembled 10 celebrate an
uccaSion which excited such u degree OF
loving interest and friendly Soltcitude as
characterized tue gathering Of relatives ana
friends that filed he church 10 its capacity
und overlooked into all the front yard and
even out into the street, us on this &c
caSion.
The interior Of the church was hand
spmely finished. but had been especially
decorated for the occnsioH by the young
lady friends of the charming bride, mem
brls OF the Young Geuuaplp set, of which
she was lapoidte member and conspicu-
Gus figure.
The altar was brilliantly Illuminated with
both NcSprr aud eucharistlc lights and
adorned with vases uf the pure white
lemrdc'lis ON either Side tall palms.
The claBcel wis hcRutitully decorated In
/ ferns of several varieties, palm lllics,
while among them stood the wAxy bios
! SONS OF the Claradendrou.
Long before the hour Tor the ceremony
! The church was hllcd with AN expeclaut
throng, Who discussed In snbdned CONVEX
/ sAtion, not only this marriage, bnt all the
weddings. past and prospective, and sup.
| pressed with Llftculty the plaasurable ex-
element incident 10 such occasions for
such Is The Interest In the union of two
happily mated young people. that the most
confirmed bachelor viii wait an hour for
/ the vision Of loyluess that floats IN in
DAINTY diaphanous gown, beneath orange
blossoms and generous array OF bridal
yelling 10 pillows around her
The choir gallery was occupied by Prof
| COINS full orchestra, ANA promptly at
the hour appointed for the cerenony tue
bride entered leaning on the arm Of her
| brother, Mr.. Charles Koch, having been
preceded 10y the groom. Mr. Kurt Gel.
secke and groomsmau, Mn ulrlch Lang
Following were the attendants: Brides
maids Miss Emma Amslcr bridesmaid;
Miss Nettie GRADER. Miss Lillian Liudeman
| Groomsmcn Mr. Ulrich Langhammer
graomsman Mr. Carl Ress, Mr.. A. Iinde-
man. Jr Flower glrls--Little Misses Anita
| Kidney aud Minnie Lee GeliCJnann
The bride was costumed In handsome
| creation of silk organdy over taffeta eiab-
| oIately trimmed In real lace aud liberty
| satin ribbon. The veil was OF tulle, caught
4 back with a sunhurst of diamonds the gift
| of the groom. In her hands she carried
| bouquet Of Bride roses and lace ferns.
| The maid of honor, Miss Lillian I.lnde.
| man. was dressed In white mousseinc de
| sole over -iaueta liberty satin ribbon aud
! lace applique She wore IN her hair white
| rosettc, and on her arm she carried show,
! CT bouquet Of pink carns lions.
Miss Emma AmslQr wore q lovely gown
| Of point d'esprit over taneta, with Trim
! mings ~ liberty sntin and gauze ruchings,
! carrying Il bouquet Of pink rose buds and
| carnations.
Miss Nettle Graher WAS gowned In white
! SILK net over taffcta handsomely trimmed
! IN real lace applique and satin ribbons.
sud carnations.
The little Hover girls, Misses Anita Kol.
-.
! dressed ia white tucked organdie. trimmed
! with lace and wearing gilt slippers, carry
| Ing baskets of rosebuds and carnations.
AS they marched down the aisle. Men
| delssohns Wedding march, rendered by
! Prof. -,ohns full orchestra, zen In rap
! tnrfni harmony upon listening ears. and
as the soft breathing sound rose Ike q
! stream Of distilled perfume a solemn husi
| fell upon the audience, and there was d
| cranlng Of necks 10 see the entrance Of
1 the bridal party as they marched down The
| white carpcted Oises, and paused In from
! Of the altar. when the music fell I'm soft
/ aud low cadences. while the minister ssIt
! The solemn words that embarked the com
! panlon voyagers on life's summer sen
their future radiant with hopes hrightes
| promises.
From the church the wedding party re
| paired 70 the home Of the brides parents
where they were rendered reception
| which was attended by only the weddin,
| party ana immediate relatives OF the con
! tracting parties, the pleasures Of which
! however were not concluded until time H.
the departure OF the bride aud groom oi
: their wedding "Trip. They left on the 3;2
| a. m, westbound Central for San AntOni
| and other points and viii De at home oil
| south Market street. October l.
AZ the house the parlor was deeoratel
] In palms and ferns. and the cut flower
/ were henrde-lis aud white clematls Th'
/ hall was draped In Southern smilaX an,
! MISS Adele Lindrman served a declciou
| punch under a bower OF white roses
| The dining room was a color scheme 81
| pink and the wedding supper was seryet
In courses The table was draped IN Bat
| tenberg lace over pink, decorated with w,
and a corona vine
These popular Young folks have n hos
Of friends who viii join In extending con
| CALCULATIONS and best wishes for theil
| future happiness.
The bride. as already stnted. II tn,
| daughter Of Mr. and Mrs A. &. Koch,
! popular member of the Young Gerinanif
I set charming and vivacl0us. as pretty "a
! a picture. and her chosen llege lord Is
pharmacist al the drug ablishment OF
br Joseph Trlstram young man Of
steady habits and sterling worth, IN eycrS
way worthy OF the fair flower he has
plucked from out the bouquet OF Brenham'
beauties.
Suit WAS fiied in the county court Thurs
day by Mr.. John Mofett through his
attorney, John NJ, Mathis, against ths