New Ulm review., 1913-08-06

was formerly employed for almost ;
year. - tho Eagle Mills In 1912. He IL
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anding
Of Winons.
The VOWS wore spoken ssfore Rev.
J. J. Hillmsr Of Winops, father Of
Mrs. Adolph Msils. R(v. hllmst
wss formerly one of f. Andinglsd
tsschers. sfhss large. windoH 10 the
living room had besn made e bridal
bower with ferns and smilax. The
bride was charmingly gowned int
cream brocsded messallns With gar
niture Of shadow lace and she carried
: shower bouquet of bride roses and
sweet peas. He ,Sister, Miss Myrtle
Engel of Min1yspolis, vas maid Of
honor and wore green crepe di chine.
A sister OF the groom, Miss Elsie
Anding, vas the bridesmaid. She
was dressed in green chiffon over
messsline and both she and the maid
of honor carried daisies. Carl And
ing and Jscob Engel were the groom's
attendants. Mrs. r. r. Kemski
played Lohengrin's Wedding March
while the bridal party advanced.
After the ceremony the guests sat
down to wedding dinner. Those
present from out of town were the
groom's parents and Mr.. Louis
Merrill of Minneapolis.
The newly-weds departed on the
afternoon train for St. Peter TO spend
few days. The brides going away
gown was . suit OF blue eponge with
hat to match. They expect to make
their home in Winons.
Kogge-Schweppe.
The wedding at St. Psul's Lutheran
Church occurred yesterday at high
noon when Miss Sophie Kogge and
Mr.. Frederick William Schweppe Of
st. James were united in marriage By
Rev. c. ]. Albrecht who hsd con.
frmed both the young people and had
known them most of their lives.
The bride is the oldest daughter Of
Mrs. Ida B. Kogge of this city and
the groom 10 the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Schweppe of st. James and
has always lived in or near st. James
He is we'll known here having
graduated from DR.. Martin Luthel
College, later acting as instructor fol
. year in the college after completing
his studies at Northwestern College o.
Watertowp, Wisconsin. Miss Koggt
has lived in New Uim for the greater
part Of twelve years and since leaving
school she has been employed fcl
three years of the time as sseno
grapher 1t the Eagle Roller Mill.
The ceremony was the first performed
in the church since it was re.decorated
and the affair was very pretty one.
The bride entered alone preceded by
her maid of honor, Miss Emma
Schweppe, and the bridesmaids, Miss
Henrietta Kogge and Miss Alma
Schweppe. The groom met her at the
altar and Prof. Burk of the College
played the wedding march. Carl
Schweppe acted as best man for his
cousin and Alfred and Edmund
Rein served as ushers. Only the
immediate relatives and q few close
friends of the contracting parties we're
present. After the marriage wedding
breakfast was served at the Kogge
home on North Washington Street.
The bridal gown was of crepe
meteor trimmed with shadow lace and
brocaded meteor. She wore a veil
and carried shower bouquet OF
valley lilies and bride roses. The
maid of honor was gowned in lavender
and the bridesmaids in pink, all with
sweet peas to match their costumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schweppe left in the
afternoon for a short stay at one OF
the lakes and will 60 to Ringsted, Ia.
where Mr.. Schweppe is employed
during the summer as manager OF a
ditching outfit owned by his father.
They expect to make their home in
St. James later.
Out of town guests who were present
at the wedding we're Mrs. William
Meyer, Mrs. G. Ulhorn and Mrs. c..
Schweppe of St. James, Mrs. W.
Sonnab bend OF Good Thunder and Mrs.
L. Mueller of Arlington. .#