New Ulm review., 1913-06-25
narria1es 4 tie Week.

Marriages q The Week.
Tuesday vas the wedding day Of one
Of New Ulm's promtnsnt young pro.
fessionsl men, Albert D. Flor and one
Of New Ulm's prsttiest youcg ladies,
Miss Marie Inhofer. The marriage
took place st Holy Trinity church amid
decorations Of palms and carnations,
Rev. Schlinkert officiating. Miss Anna
Inhofer Vas hsr sisters bridesmaid
and M. J. Current acted 70 best man.
Miss Cecilia Etbner presided st the
organ. The ushers were Robert Henle
and George Vsttsr. The bride was
charmingly gownsd in whttsc schsrmsuse
With "a overdress OF shadow lace. II
vas fashioned With Z train and the
shower bouquet was Of swest peas,
roses and smilsx. Tho bridesmsid's
dress vas Of yellow chiffon over ysl-
low crepe do meteor with white hst
aud . bouquet Of yellow roses. After
the ceremony . wedding breakfast vas
served ct the Inhofer homo to the near.
est relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Pfsender being tho only guests out
side of the immediate family. Csrns-
lions, valley lillies aud roses decked
the breakfast table.
The bride 10 tho daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Inhofer and 10 we'll
known to New Ulm young people. She
has for some years been employed in
the Eichmann and Pfefferle Millinery
parlors. The groom 10 the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lorsnz Flor and 10 junior
member of the Law firm Of Piaender
and Flor where he has been ever since
finishing his studies two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flor departed on the
Northwestern train for Minneapolis
and will spend . two weeks honey
moon ct tho Rsdisson in Minneapolis
and at Lake Minnetonks. Upon their
return they will settle down in their
own home at 1925 North Franklin Street.
Miss Lydia Schspekshm and Prof.
E. r. Bliefsrnicht were Joined In the
bonds of holy matrimony last eve-
ming by Rev. Albrecht of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church. The ceremony was
performed at o'clock at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. Herman Raabe.
Only relatives of the contracting par
ties witnessed the marriage. Miss
Bertha Ruemke and Herman Aufder-
heide, both cousins OF the bride, acted
as attendants.
The bridal gown was of white voile
with net found alton and the flowers
were white roses. Miss Ruemke wore
pink voile aud carried pink roses.
The house decorations were of roses
and smilax. A dinner followed the
ceremony.
Prot. Bliefernicht is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. s. Bliefernicht of Water
town. Wisconsin. The bride is .
daughter of Mrs. Cornelia Schape-
kahn and has lived here practically
all of her life. Mr.. Bliefernicht is q
member of the faculty of DR.. Martin
Luther College where he has been en-
ployed for FIVE years. Miss Schape-
kahn worked for several years in the
dental offices in the Olsen block and
for DR.. L. A. Fritsche more recently.
The young couple will leave Thurs
day on six weeks trip to Water.
town, Madison, Milwaukee and other
Wisconsin cities.
Returning in August they will &C to
housekeeping in the Bliefernicht resi-
dence on Payne Street.
Miss Meta Lindemann, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lindemann, Sr.
and Mr.. Frank Temple of La Sale,
Illinois, we're married at St. Paul's
church last Wednesday evening, Prof.
John Meyer reading the marriage SER
vice at 1880 o'clock.
The settings for the ceremony we're
formed OF masses of greenery with
white wedding bells. The brides
dress was of cream chiffon over cream
silk and she carried bridal roses.
Her maid of honor, Miss Olivia Linde'
mann was dressed in yellow chiffon
over green silk with sweet peas, and
the bridesmaid, Miss Elsie Grussen'
dorf, also wore yellow, the material
being voile and her flowers daisies.
The grooms men were Arthur HUM
and William Miller. Two young
ladies, Miss Thelma Pickle OF Eagle
Lake and Miss Ida Baar served as
ushers. A reception at the Linde-
mann home followed the marriage
rites.
Mr.. Temple is an electrician and