The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-19
JUNE WEDDINGS.
The Hossior- KrICek and VanderbiIt-
 MnIdrOn NmpIinIs.

Loulse Frances Kricek and Henry Will
 liam Hessler last evening. The cere- mony was performed at 7:30 o'clock at
 the German Trinity church on George
 street.
 The decorations at the church con-
 sisted of daisies and palms, and were
 beautiful in the extreme. The altar
 was massed with palms and the posts
 were entwined with daisies. Rev. MT.
 Timm, pastor of the church, otficated
 in the presence of a large concourse of
 invited guests.
 The bridal procession was led by the
 ushers, Joseph Weibel, Frederick Hess
 Ter Dr. Walter Quinn and Charles r.
 Twidy, of Mount Vernon, N. Y Then
 came the bridesmaids, the Misses Jes-
 sic Kricek and Gertrude Pfueger, in
 gowns of pink crepe de chine over taf-
 feta, carrying bouquets of pink roses.
 The little flower girls, Miss Anna Cot
 ter and Miss Gussie Rehbein, wore
 white accordion-p -pleated peau de sole,
 and scattered roses and daisies from their baskets.
 The maid of honor Miss Bertha Hess Ter, sister of the groom wore becom- ing white silk voile and carried white
 sweet peas. Last of all came the bride,
 a fascinating brunette, In a magnificent
 Duchess satin with Irish point lace, an
 exquisite veil and a crown of orange | blossoms. She carried an immense shower bouquet of white bride roses
 The bridal party was met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Herman Hessler, his brother.
 l Affar tho Cbnrph Inc Db0 invited guests repaired to Harmonic hall, where a large reception was held from to 12 o'clock The decorations there were beautiful comprising roses of pink, white and red in handsome pro- fusion. The stage was arched with palms and the parlor adjoining the main hall was likewise adorned. In the parlor the bridal party received the congratulations of their friends. | Dancing was enjoyed music for which was supplied by string quin- tette, and an elaborate supper was served. After a wedding tour to Mag ara and other points of interest MT. and Mrs. Hessler will live at 253 Humphrey street
 The array of wedding gifts was eX- tremely beautiful The collection con- sisted of cut glass. silver, china, hand some pictures and articles of furniture. \ The l. T. Whist club, of which the bride ], was member gave cut glass water | set; the Rosebud club, set of silver \ knives, forks and spoons; the Forget | Me-Not club, a china closet. The bride ' was also a member of the B. B, c. f Bowling club, the members of which ' gave individual gifts The groom's gift |. to the bride was a heart with diamond |. center
 Some of the guests present were MT | and Mrs. George Twidy of Mount Yer non, N Y., MT. and Mrs. Vincent Kricek of New York, MT and Mrs. Pruser of Mount Vernon, Mir and Mrs. Kacerous- ky of Bridgeport, Mir. and Mrs Her. man Raudans of Bridgeport Miss Frances Kricek of New York, Misses Carrie and Ray Maus of Newark, N. J., MT and Mrs Alderman. MT and Mrs, Wirth, Mrs Frederick R, Keller, all of Newark MT. and Mrs. Koch, MT. and Mrs. Steinleim, MT and Mrs. Frank Smith of New York city, Mrs, Herman Brandes MT. and Mrs M. Hessler, MT and Mrs Frederick D. Grave, MT. Law ton, MT. and Mrs Steitz, MT and Mrs w dUlttS, MI. anu INlChltl, MIs. | Louise Rehben, the Misses Weibel, MT and Mrs. Philip Menges, MT. and Mrs Pfeuger MT. and Mrs, Philip Frederick. MT. and Mrs. Theodore Rehbeinfi MT and Mrs, Philip Hugo, Miss Lulu Bas- serman the Misses Moeler Miss Mae Beach, MT and Mrs. Philip Bauer, MT and Mrs Charles Scholl MT. and Mrs Cotter the Misses Ref, Miss Clara Brandes, MT. and Mrs Robert Yunger- man, the Misses Buchter, Mir and Mrs. Nelson Yungerman, Dr. and Mrs. Mey- CT, MT and Mrs. Schmaelzle, Frederick Beck, Miss Gretchen Fresenius, MT. and Mrs. R, F. Scheider, MT. and Mrs. Paul Beetz, MT and Mrs, Frank Reh bein, Charles Stelzle, Mr. and Mrs. HilIman, Miss Della Hillman. MT. and Mrs Frederick Rehbein, MT and Mrs, Emil Kricek, MT and Mrs, Joseph Be- lasco Miss Meta Beetz, MT. and Mrs. Paul Brandes of Bridgeport, Mir. and Mrs Herman Brandes of Bridgeport, MT. and Mrs. Charles Celestine, William Hegel, Miss Louise Prehn Miss Eliza beth Prehn, Mrs. Ringwald Mrs. Man ming, George Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann, Miss Annie Wiebel, MT. and Mrs Kramer, Mrs. Geire, Mrs. Haury, Robert Yungerman Mrs Jacobson, MT. | and Mrs. Arzlenger Miss Annie Arg lenger Conrad Heine, Mrs. George Hu- go, Miss Emma Hugo Mrs, Julia Zwink M F. Shanley, Henry Steicker, Miss Gertrude Graves, Miss Leonora Graves, r. Brethauer, Henry Breth- l auer, Jr Miss Gertrude Brethauer, Misses Daisy and Elizabeth Hugo, Si- mon Hugo, MT, and Mrs, TWedy of Mt. Vernon. N. Y, MT and Mrs. Rehbein, Charles Twedy of Mt. Vernon, N. r., Mr. and Mrs Richard Scheidler, Miss Helen Warner, Miss Martha Moevins, Miss Bertha Hessler, MT, and Mrs Henry Wilmot, MT. and Mrs Conrad . 2ausch, Miss Gertrude Plueger, Will ! jam Rehbein, Mrs. Keynes. Mrs Brandt, MT. and Mrs. George Spanu- , jus, MT and Mrs. J. Goetz, MT. and Mrs. Paul Zwck, Herman ZWick MT. md Mrs. Dahlmeyer, MT and Mrs, A. )ckert Henry Knapp, MT. and Mrs. 1arl Michael, MT. and Mrs. COllenberg, Misses Carrie and Rachel Maus, MT. :, md Mrs. Zeigler MT. and Mrs. Fred Mr and Mrs. George Stelz- r, Mrs Stelzer, MT. and Mrs, Loete, Ir. and Mrs. J. Meyer, MT. and Mrs. . oseph Story, Vincent Kricek, Miss