New Ulm review., 1913-09-10
Wedding Ami
yersaries Held
M. and Mrs. CT. G, REIN
Honored Friday
Evening.

mund Married Fifty
Years.
About 125 people we're present and
they assembled In one of the large
school rooms, where Rev. G. Albrecht
opened the evening . festivities with an
eloquent and touching address. At
ne close Of his remarks, Miss Ida
Muesing presided at the piano and the
assemblage marched into the beauti-
fully decorated banquet hall to the
strains Of Tsnnhsuser's Wedding
March. The table st which the Rein
family, their relatives and Rev.
Albrecht were seated, was most
elsborately bedecked with = huge
wedding cake upon which twenty
candles burned brightly. The pastor
seasd @ toassuaster snd aftsr III had
partaken heartily Of the bounteous
repast he called upon number OF
those present, who responded to
tossts. They were Prof. A. Acker-
mann, Prof. J. Meyer, Teacher F. w.
Blauest, r. d. Retzlaff, F. J.. Backer
and Prof. A. f.. Reim. These tossts
were followed by On appropriate poem
which Was read BY Mrs. F. 81. Retz-
laff, whereupon Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
wsre presented with . beautiful library
table, the presentation speech being
made by Mrs. Maria Eder. Mrs. E.
J. Buehrer then sang . delightful solo
and the male choir of the church
rendered two pleasing vocal numbers.
The festivities closed with brief talks
b. Mr.. and Mrs. Rsim Who s5psesssd
their thanks and appreciation for the
honor bsstowed upon them. -
G. Gustav Rein and Miss Amanda
Beyl were married at Farmington,
Wis, the birth place and home Of the
latter, Aug. 81, 1893. Shortly after
their Wedding they moved to st. Paul,
whore the groom vas employed by .
manufacturing jeweler. The then
newly married couple resided in the
Capitol City for one year, whereupon
they came to New Ulm, where Mr..
REIN had been born and reared, and
he embarked In the jewelry business
here which has since grown to con-
siderable proportions. Ever since
coming to this city, Mrs. Rein has
been one of the most active members
and an officer of the Lutheran Ladies'
Aid Society, for the past six years
being the society's able president.
Five children came to bless their
union, four of whom are still living.
They are: Esther, Victor, Ruth and
Roland. The oldest child, son, died
in infancy while the parents still re-.
sided in St. Paul.
. Among the out of-town guests present
at the anniversary festivities were
Mrs. Caroline Ulhorn of St. James,
IN aunt of MIR. Rein, and Mrs.
Margaretha Gareis of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Remund,
% rents of Mrs. G. F. Reineke, OBJ
served the fiftieth anniversary Of their
wedding Friday evening in the
pr esence of their children and large
circle Of friends. A sumptuous wedding
di nner was served at their home to
the immediate members of the family
and few intimate friends and an
sppropria ate address was delivered by
Rev. DR.. G. g. Holm of the Methodist
church, who christened the two infant
children of Mrs. Albert Reineke, of
Wasecs and Mrs. Adolph Sandman,
of Burkhsrdt. Wis, both daughters
Of the jubilarians, ut this occasion.
The Remund and Reineke homes were
beautifully decorated for the cele.
bratiOn.
After the re past the party repaired
to the home of DR.. and Mrs. Reineke
where the evening vas spent, prscti.
cally oil Of the members of the Metho-
dist church being present, and most
enjoyable social gathering was en-
joysd. The children who attended the
golden Wedding jubilee OF their
parents, aside from those above
1entioned, were William Remund and
family, Of Wasecs; Miss Emma
at home: and Miss Laura
Remind, who 10 teaching in the Austin
public schools.
Mr.. Remund 10 . native of Switzer-
lrnd and has attained the age OF Is.
His worthy helpmste was born In
Germany 50 years ago. He came to
America with his parents st the age of
16 and settled with them at Wsseca.