New Ulm review., 1903-07-01
.DEvOIEEs I. | OF DAN CiPID.
Two Very Pretty June Weddings
Occur in New Ulm.
Boock-Ruemke and Fritsche- Wag-
ner Nuptials Celebrated.
DR.. CecilF. Yates ofSt. James, Wins
Window Girl.


| One of the prettiest church weddings
that has been witnessed in the city for
some time was that of Miss Emma
Ruemke and Albert P. Boock, cele-
brated ats o'clock last Thursday after
noon. For the gladsome occasion the
interior of St. Paul's Lutheran church
had been elaborately decorated with
flowers and ferns and promptly at the
appointed hour the bridal procession
moved up the aisle from the State street
entrance. At the altar they were met
by: the pastor, Rev. G. J. Albrecht,
who read the service.
Miss Lena sRuemke attended as
bridesmaid and Arthur L. -Boock was
best man. Groomsmen were Herman
Raabe and John Boock and the maids
of honor Miss Freda Boock and Miss
Lydia Schapekahm. Emil Buenger
and VIM. Hackbarth acted as ushers.
Both the bride and her maid were be-
comingly attired in white and carried
| flowers. - T.
At o'clock reception was held at
the pleasant North Minnesota street
home of the BRIDES parents, where $50
invited guests showered the young cou-
pie with congratulations and we'll
wishes. They were also the recipients
of great number of beautiful wedding
gifts. IL ~
Both of the contracting parties are
widely known and extremely popular.
The bride is the accomplished daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Ruemke and
the groom son of Mrs. Wilhelmina
Boock. He is a graduate of the New
Ulm high school and has long been in
the employ of the Eagle Roller Mill
company, now holding the responsible
position of billing clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boockwill go to house
keeping at 3ll North Minnesota street.
The beautiful German street home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wagner was the
scene of happy event Wednesday
evening, when their daughter, Lucy
Hayes, was united in marriage to DR..
F. w. F'ritsche. The ceremony was
performed in the. parlor at s O'Clock,
the young couple plighting their vows
before Court Commissioner Albert
Steinhauser. It was witnessed only by
the immediate relatives ofboth families
and except for four flower girls the
bride was unattended.
The parlor and dining room were
handsomely decorated, distinct color
schemes being preserved, and the lawn
was lighted by Chinese lanterns. Fol-
lowing the ceremony wedding supper
was served in the dining room and
during the evening the members of the
Turner Hall orchestra and Second
Regiment band, who called to pay their
compliments, were feted by DR.. Fritsche,
who is amember of both organizations.
DR.. F. w. Fritsche is one of the
prominent professional men of ourc city.
He is graduate of Northwestern uni
versity and has successful dental
practice. His bride is a talented young
woman and social favorite. AS an
amatuer actress she has, by her clever
impersonations and delineations, as a
member of the Dramatic Section of the
Turnverein, proven herself as the
possessor of a histrionic ability to a
marked degree and has made many hits
in their product &
DR.. and Mrs. Fritsche received many
beautiful presents and have gone to
housekeeping on North German street.
/ DR.. c. F. Y ates was married on Wed
nesdayi in Window, to Miss Enda Cone,
of that city. DR.. and Mrs. Yates will
spend their honeymoon at Spirit Lake.
They will be at home in ST. James
after July 15.-St. James Journal.
Next Tuesday morning in Holy
Trinity Catholic church will occur the
marriage ofDr. p. w. Gag of W abasso
and Miss Rose NJ. Forster of this city
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. Father H.8B. Sandmeyer and the
young couple will make their home a
l Wabasso.
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