New Ulm review., 1912-10-23
Weddings of the Week.

wedding celebrations. The hrs
m arriage of the week took place a
$50 Monday morning at the Catholi
Church at St. George. The contract
ing parties were Frank Lang and Mis-
Rose Brandt, both Of West Newton
and Father Pozek was the on1ciatinl
clergyman. The groom is q son 0
Mrs. John Lang and the bride !,
daughter of Joseph Brandt. Th,
bridesmaid was Miss Rose Lang ant
the best man was William Brandt
The bride wore q gown Of gray sill
and veil and the bridesmaid wore
white. "A wedding dinner was served
after the ceremony to large number
OF the relatives and neighbors of the
contracting parties. The young couple
will make their home on the Lang
farm.
Yesterday afternoon at o clock the
marriage Of Miss Mary Macho to Viii,
liam Wieland was solemnized at the
Catholic Parsonage, Rev. FIR. Schlin.
kert officiating. The bride is q daugh.
ter Of MI. and Mrs Joseph Macho
who live on North Minnesota Street.
The groom IS son of Mrs. Herman
Schmidt of Springfield and both are
we'll and favorably known to large
group of friends in the north part OF
he city. The brides gown was OF
white satin and she wore q veil and
carried roses. Miss Mary Boesch
who acted as bridesmaid was dressed
in white null and had bouquet of
carnations. The best man was John
Macho. After the ceremony . cele-
bkation was held at the Macho home
to which nearly one hundred fifty
guests were hidden and splendid
Wedding feast was served. The young
people will live in the Pelzl house on
7th North and German Streets.
Tuesday morning occurred the
marriage of Frank KALI, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gust KALI, and Mise
Katherine Forster, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Forster of Sleepy
Eye. The ceremony was performed
in Holy Trinity Church of New Ulm,
Rev. schlinkert officiating. Anton
Forster, brother of the bride and
Miss Mary KALI, sister of the groom
the couple and acted a.
witnesses. The groom is in the
employ OF Christ Nlzen, Jr. The
young couple will Immediately 60 to
housekeeping in their new home which
The groom had built during the
Another large wedding took place
yesterday when Miss Annie Schaeffier
Laughter of Bernhard Schaeffler of
Lafayette and Joseph Kosek of
Lafayette were married at the church
n St. George. The ceremony took |
place at 9:30 in the morning. The
bride was accompanied by her sister
Miss Freda Schaeffler and Miss
Kosek and the groomsmen
we're Alex Kosek and Alfred Schaetfler.
Cbe bride was dressed in white silk
nessaline and her maids were also I
lressed in white. The ceremony was
ollowed by wedding dinner and
at the home of the brides
'arents at which there were more than
} hundred guests present. The young
o uple will make their home in
lafayette where the groom works at
be blacksmithing trade.
Martin Mueller and Miss Anna
'chaefer were quietly married at Man
ato Sunday Sept. 10Th. Thew i'm.
went to housekeeping on the
rooms farm across the river. Altho
ather late this may be live news for
be most Of our readers.
Yesterday evening at 7:3O p. m.
ITO Stock and Miss Hulds Rose were
nited in marriage at St. Paul's
uthe ran Church in this city. Rev.
!. j. Albrecht tied the nuptial knot.
be Misses Meta Rolloff, Minnie
'auschke and Lille Rose acted as
and the groom was at
'nded by Christian Dahl, Otto Mielke
nd Ernst Rolloff. The groom is q
IN OF Mrs. August Stock and is the
orthwestern's station agent at Essig
I'D the bride is . daughter of Mr..
I'D Mrs. Frank Rose who formerly
ved at Essig but are now residents l
this city. The young couple will
to housekeeping at once at Essig.
The marriage of Miss Emma Prahl
this city to Fritz Budtensick of 4
afayette will take place this after :
ION at 4 o'clock in the German
atheran Church. Rev. Albrecht