The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-23
DIETTER-EIsELE.
Notable Wedding at German Lutheran

Notable Wedding at German Lutheran
 Church Last Evening
 The marriage of Frederick William Diet ter and Miss Harriet M Eisele. daughter of Mir Adolph A. Eisele of 2s9 Dixwell ave nue, at the German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity church on George street at 6:30 p. m. last evening by the Rev. John A. Timm was a brilliant affair. The bride entered upon the arm of her father, Adolph A. Eisele, and was charming in white crepe de chine over white taffeta, the waist with shirred yokeshirred yoke ruching of crepe and liberty silk. The collar was of lace and pearl beads. The sleeves were trim med with applique pearl embroidery. The skirt was shirred in front with panels at the side and train. The veil was caught with orange blossoms, and beautiful show CT bouguet of white roses completed the costume. The happy pair was met at the altar by the groom. The first bridesmaid was Charlotte C. Eisele, sister of the bride. Her dress was of white silk null over taf- feta, and she carried pink roes. The second bridesmaid Miss Elsie l.. Booth of New York, was in dotted white silk null and carried pink roses. The best man was J. H. ushers were Christian Gottbrod. William Kutcher, Albert Martins, Paul Jente, Louis Dieter and Frederick Leyerzaph.
 reception to one hundred and fifty friends followed. The bridal party re ceived in the back Darlor which was beau tifully decorated in white and green, while large horseshoe spanned the mantle. This was composed of slnilax. roses and pinks. Palms were banked at the base. The front paror was decorated in pink and white, festooned from the chandeliers to the mir rors where were elegant pink rose bou- quets. Mrs. Eisele was in black crepe de Paris with spangled net and jet applique: Among the guests were. Theodore Eisele Of Rockville, N. r.; Mrs. Ferdinand Schubalm of New Britain, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Nicklas, Mrs. Theesa Neibels and daugh- ters,, Mir. and Mrs. Rattlesdorfer, MT: and Mrs Albert Zunder, Mir. and Mrs. Vernal Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Bates, MT. and Mrs. Adams. Mr. and Mrs Frohlich.
 An elaborate wedding banquet was .serv- ed the tables being very beautifully decor ated. The brides cake, with white 9eii al and cupid occupying the center, while lit tie "Georges hatchets' were souvenirs at each plate. The presents were numerous and bautiful, some of which were: Parlor cabinet, statue of justice with mahogany pedestal, mahogany table, smokers chair, two rockers mahogany and willow. SIX pictures silver pudding dish, silver fruit dish salt and pepper silver set, two sugar sifters, a china berry set, sugar sppon and butter knife, parlor vases, two sets of tapie linen linen. two cream ladies, tea spoons, table spoons, one cut glass lemmade set, one, half dozen wine glasses, pearl handled orange knives, silver nut dish, four gold tined berry spoons, four cold meat forks, two two dozen teaspoons, wine set, five salad bowls, cracker jars, blue and white china dinner set, silver fruit dish, rosebud design salad set, violet design salad set, two large rugs. ,,,o. were members of Miss Eisele's club and were Grace Kerr, Josephine. Wicker, Mae Letcher, Lillain Letcher. Mae Hess, Rose Halen Mahe. Miss Schroeder.