New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-09-20
cupid's Column.
Schwantes-Budde.

Schwantes-Budde.
At 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning,
Miss Anna Schwantes of New Ulm,
and Theo. Budde of Kellogg, MIMI,
were united in the bonds of holy
mstrimony by Father Schlinkert, al
the Catholic parsonage. The bride
was sttired In Q white sstin dress,
trimmed with wide braid and lace.
Miss Lizzie Budde WAS tho bridesmaid
while Hermann Schwsntes, brother OF
tho bride, attended tho groom. The
immediate relatives and friends par.
took Of Q reception, held after the
ceremony at the BRIDES homo. Mr..
and Mrs. Budde will 60 to house.
keeping after their honeymoon. They
intend TO make their home on q farm
near Kellogg. The Review joins their
many friends in wishing the newly
weds every success and happiness
through married life.
Wandersee-Rauschke.
This evening (Wed.) at O'Clock a
wedding will occur in which Emil
Wandersee will be united in holy we'd
lock with Miss Emma Rauschke both
of this city. Tho happy event will
take place at Lutheran church and
Rev. Albrecht will officiate. The
Misses Minnie Rauschke and Meta
Meyer will attend the bride and Willie
Rauschke will act as best man to the
groom.
After the ceremony a reception will
be held OF the home of the BRIDES
father on W alter Str.
The bride is we'll known in this city
and the groom is employed in the
Eagle Mill Cooper shop. Both have
. large circle of friends. The young
couple will go to housekeeping on
Front st. The Review joins their
many friends in wishing them = pros
porous and happy life.
Boettger-Reinhart.
A very pretty wedding took place
yesterday Tuesday morning at 8
O'Clock ct tho local Catholic church
when Helen Emma Reinhart was
united to her chosen life partner,
Albert Anton Boettger. Miss Rein.
hart Was attended BY her sister Miss
Lucy and Henry Meidl acted q best
man to Mr.. Boetteer. Rev. Father
Schlinkert performed the ceremony
after which the bridal party at once
proceeded to the home of the brides
parents, Nick Reinhart, near Court
land, where grand reception was
rendered, to which all relatives and
friends were hidden. The newlyweds
will take up the Boettger farm IN
Milford. Both young people have ,
large circle of friends and the Review
joins them in wishing the newlyweds
happiness and success in their journey
thru life.
Wagner-Haag.
A quiet wedding took place Monday
morning at 9 O'Clock at the local
Catholic church when Miss Emma
Haag was married to John Wagner of
Searles. Miss Carolina Altenburg
acted as bridesmaid and Geo. Haag,
q brother of the bride, as best man.
Rev. Father Schlinkert officiated.
After the wedding ceremony q dinner
as served at the home of the brides
parents Mr., and Mrs. Joe Haag. The
bridal party went on short honey
m Don trip after which they are going
to reside on Mr.. Wagners farm in
Searles.
Fischer-Plagge
A quiet wedding will take place at
the Lutheran church of this city, this
WED. afternoon at 1:3O. Miss Bertha
Plagge and Mr.. Fred Fischer, both of
Adl0yctIO3 UCAuS VAO AAVOIoSUou p0EVAcSs
Rev. G. J. Albrecht will perform the
ceremony.
Miss Florence Schade and VIM.
Kirschke will attend the couple. A
reception at the BRIDES home will fol-
low the ceremony, to which the nearest
friends have been invited. The newly
weds will take up housekeeping on a
farm in Lafayette in the near future.
The Review offers congratulations.
Hager-Hermerding.
The marriage of Miss Ida Hager
and Ernst Hermerding of Olivia, will
be solemnized this (Wed.) evening at
the Lutheran church of this city at
6:15. The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. G. j. Albrecht. Miss Anna
Hager, sister of the bride, will be
maid of honor and Miss Louisa, also
3 :sister, will act as bridesmaid.
Arthur Hermerding, brother OF the
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