St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-12-27
a Observation-Disclosures.

beauty took place at St. Patrick's
Church, in New Orleans, Dec. 10,
1902, at3P. NJ, when Mr.. Henry j.
Schneider, our esteemed fellow
citizen Of Pearl River. La pl'shted
his love and joined his destiny TO
those of Miss Name A. Nelson. of
New Orleans, La. Both bride and
groom had been under the spiritual
care Il Rev Ed. j Fallon. rector Of
St. Patrick Church for long time,
and therefore their spiritual father
endcavored to make the occasion q
notewol thy one. The church was
converted into a miniature paradise.
ported plants being handsomely ar
ranged about the altar, and hum
dreds of waxen tapers and mean
descent lights casting their sonbre
hnes upon them. At the appointed
time the bridal party appeared in
the church, when the organ pealed
forth the strains of Memberships
grand wedding march The ushers,
Messrs Lucien Cazaux and Edward
Hanlev. led the march, followed by
the groomsmen, Messrs. John
Brown. e. Smith, Cobb and Newton
Pattison. The bridesmaids were
next. in order and occupied the fol-
lowing positions Miss Theresa Mo-
ragas, vested in gray satin and a
boQuet Ut carnations. and BRIDES
roses;. Miss Francis Gibson. clad
in pink satin and Il boquet OF pink
carnations and roses; Miss Annie
Schneider, the am,ahle sister OF the
groom, handsomely robed in pale
sky bue satin, and :)nque: OF
white carnations and lilies OF the
valley. The maid of honor was
Miss Helen Nelson, sister Of the
bride. who, with pure white garment
and lovely boquet, filled her office
to perfection. The bride, resting
on the arm Of her father, completed
the happy, little party that was
marching to Gods altar. Her Co.'S
tune consisted OF pure white satin
with most elaborate trimmings.
A veil OF silk illusion, gracefully
caught nv diamond sunburst in
her hair, shower boquet of purest
white flowers, made her resemble q
fairy queen OF enhancing beauty.
She was met at the altar bv her
future spouse, and lns best man
and brother. Mr. Jno. J. Schneider.
After very touching address by
Rev. Father Fallon. the bride and
groom assembled the altar. and there
pronounced their vows, which made
them man and wife for better or for
worse, until death part them. Dur.
ing this ceremony st. Patrick's
Orchestra artisticallv rendered
"Hea1ts and Flowers. Father
Fallon was assisted nv Rev. Father
John j. Holtgreve, of Patterson.
La. lifelong friend Of the groom
and his family. The groom ia son
OF our progressive citizen, Mr.. p.
w. Schneider. proprietor OF st. Joe
Brick Works, near Pearl River.
BY devotion to business. he has in
creased his fathers industry, and
was made general manager. He.
with his lovely bride, left New Or
leans the came evening for their
future home. St. Joe. accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Schneider.
Misses Anne, Lulu and Katie
Schneider. Mr. Jno. J. and Masters
Mat and Claude Schneider. all Of
Pearl River, Mrs. VIM. Grunewala,
aunt OF the groom, 1T barrow. La :.
and Rev. Father Holtgrcve. The
following day the new home of Mr..
andsMrs. Henry j. Schneider was
blessed by Father Ho,tgreve. in the
presence OF immediate relatives.
and the health and prosperity OF the
happy couple was again drank.
Mr. Bernard A. Schneider, q brother
of the groom, and the manager of
the McHenry Brick Co., of Nc
Henry, Miss, also came over for
the felicit0us event. The costly
and numerous presents received
bear ample evidence OF the popu-
laritv of 10th bride anil groom.
The FARMER joins their many
friends in wishing them God-speed.
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