Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-10-02
AT MARRIAGE AFFAIR

Well Known YOUNG People
Join Matrimonial
Ranks.
The home of Mrs. W. Schlensener
3O4-2 -2nd street southeast, was the scene
of a beautiful home wedding Wednes-
day afternoon, when Miss Ada.
Schleusener became the bride Of Julius
p. Sell Of Bismark, N. D.
The ceremony took place at the big
bay window of the living room, which.
was elegantly banked in ferns and cut
flowers. The living room, the dining
room, the parlor and even the front
hall was neatly arranged in an
elaborate scheme of pink and white,
giving very beautiful effect.
The bride was exquisitely gowned
in creation of cream silk chi ffon
yeile over white taffeta, made in baby
princess sytle and trimmed with Ven.
ice point lace, and carried shower
bouquet of bridal roses. Miss Lydia
Sell of B1smark, N. D., sister Of the
groom, was bridesmaid. She wore a
gown of !. Freuch lawn, trimmed with
French Val. lace and embroidery,
and carried pink carnations Harry
W. Gray attended the groom as best
man. Miss Clara Wright of this city
presided at the piano.
The bridal party marched from the
hall to the big bay window II the
living room to the strains OF
Lohengrln' s wedding march, and Rev.
w. H. North of the Congregational
church of this city performed the
ceremony which united the young
couple. while ''Oh Promise Me- was
beautifully rendered. !
Only the immediate friends and
relatives of the contracting parties
we're present.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the bridal party repaired to the
dinning room, where bountious we'd
ding supper was served. The room
was artiscally decorated. Strdamers
we're strung from the CHANDELIERS to
the corners of the table and TO the
! corners of the room. In the center of
the table was fine bouquet ofaroses
and pink carnations were placed at
each place. Only the bridal party had
places at he center table, the other
!
tables IN the rooms.
The out-of- town guests were, Mrs.
L. Sell and daughter, Miss Lydia, Of
Wilton, N. D., Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Schleusener: and son OF Sauk Centre,
Mr.. and Mrs B. w. Lakin Of
Bemidji, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Coon
of Wadena and A. E. Storck of
Bralnerd
The. bride. who+ IL the daug.ssar. Of
Mrs. W. Schleusener, is am accom-
pllshed young lady and is prominent
in the social life of this city. She
was born and grew to womenhood In
Little Falls. Miss Schleusener has a
very agreeable and amiable disposi
tion, and will prove an excellent wife
to Mr.. Sell. The groom is a
N. D., b4ing president of the Capital
City Bottling Works. He is native
of Wisconsin and lived at Sauk Centre
for many years. He is well known
and esteemed by number of people
OF this city. Both have a large circle
: of friends who will hasten to WISH
) them every joy and prosperity II
welded life.
The couple were the recipient of 8
: large number Of beautiful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sell left on the
T Winnipeg flyer Wednesday evening or
a honeymoon, and their friends saw t<
it that they were accorded a rouslnE
send.off
The newly welded couple will make
) their home in Bismarck, n. D., ant
7 will be at home to their friends afte1
J Nov. 1.
The wedding OF Julius H. Ehmar
and Miss Anna Plettl, two youn{
people of this city, was celebrated
|, Wednesday morning at 8 O'Clock at tn
German Catholic church. Rev. Father
! Altendorf performed the ceremony IL
. the presence of the immediate rela
; t1ves of the contracting parties. 9.
The bride was gowned in white sill
and carried bouquet of white brlda
roses Miss Josephine Plettl, a siste
, of the BRIDE, was bridesmaid. Sh.
was dressed in pink taffeta ant
carried pink roses. VIM. Kintop,
|. friend of the groom, was best man.
: The bridal party repaired to tn
:, home Of the BRIDES parents, 113 3rt
: street northeast, after the ceremony
y where sumptuous wedding breakfas
was served.
! The bride is the eldest daughter O.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Plettl. She wa
1. born in Germany, but moved to thi!
country with her parents IN 1890
settling in Little Falls the following
year She attended local schools, anc
graduated from the high school will
!, the class of 1908. AS teacher sht
has met with considerable success ii
, both Morrison and Douglass counties
The groom is a native of THU
county, and has lived here the greater
!, part Of the time He holds q re-
sponsib1e position with the Northern
Pacific Railway Co. Both have 8
large circle of friends, who will wish
them prosperity and happiness in
their matrimonial venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ehman left on the