Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-04-26
An Early Morning Wedding.

The altar of St. Paul's Catholic church
of this city was graced Wednesday
morning, April 25th, 1906, by the pres
ence of Mr.. Vim. P Neumeyer and
Miss Mary Shaw, there to be united in
marriage by the beautiful service of
the church. Rev. James O'Keefe Of
ficiated, and Mr.. Charles Staff, of Mil
waukee, and Miss Lucy Frieden, of this
city attended as groomsman and brides
maid respectively.
Mr.. Neumeyer when youth resided
in Mineral Point. He enjoyed and still
does the esteem and confidence of a
large circle of friends in this commu-
nifty. Since taking up his residence in
Milwaukee he has developed by tact
and energy to meet the demands of this
stirring age, and now holds the exact
ing and responsible position of book
keeper for one of the leading establish
ments of that city.
The bride is young lady of talent
and noble bearing. From infancy her
gentle, affable disposition unwittingly
implanted in the heart of this commu-
nifty profound respect for her. After
graduating from our high school Miss
Shaw successfully mastered the normal
school course in Milwaukee, since
when she has been an instructor in the
public scools of that city. Aside from
her educational attainments she is
gifted with violin talent.
Immediately after their marriage Mr..
and Mrs. Neumeyer left on the train
for brief tour of interesting points,
after which they will locate in the state
metropolis
The Tribune desires to be numbered
among their well wishers.
A Charming HOme Wedding.
Chicago Daily Sun.
Last Saturday evening occurred the
charming parlor wedding of Miss Eliza
beth Mary Hadfield and Harry Lind
Coldwell at the home of the brides uncle
George S. Cox, GIT Sixty-sixth street
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Florence Hadfeld, as maid of
honor, and Miss May Hohm of Sycamore
ILL.,, as bridesmaid The best man was
Mr.. Stanley Hadfield, brother of the
bride. The wedding march was played
by Miss Gretta Cox of Evanston on the
violin, accompanied by Miss Henrietta
Hawkins. Rev. W. 0. Shepard of the
First Methodist Episcopal church per-
formed the ceremony.
''The bridal gown was an exquisite
creation of white silk chiffon over taffe
ia, with insets and inserting of Irish
point lace, and she carried shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley The at
PENDANTS of the bride were gowned in
pink silk A ull trimmed in Valenciennes
lace. The company, of which there
were about seventy, were relatives and
immediate friends of the family.
''Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Hadfeld
and family not year ago moved to
Milwaukee, and when it came to the
marriage of their daughter they simply
came back here for the ceremony, that
they might be among their many friends.
Thus the arrangement.
1.-THE parents Of the groom and many
relatives were in attendance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coldwell will reside at Chicago
Heights.
"The bride is an Englewood high
school girl--Bessie Hadfield, she was
always called. She was Of the class of
'04 and last year attended Illinois State
University, where she met her hus-
band. A large number of her school
chums were at the wedding and, of
course, gave the departing couple gay
send-otf with rice and bridal tags.
The parents 3f the bride are weh
known in Mineral Point, where they
were born, reared and united in marri-
age, and in consequence there is feel
ing of interest abroad in this commune
ty for the welfare and happiness OF
their most excellent daughter.