Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-02-03
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| A wedding of much interest to the
people of Worthington and Dyersv1lle
occurred in St.Pauls Catholic church
at Worthington Tuesday morning at
six O'Clock when Miss Julia Haas OF
that city, and Mr.. Edward Steger OF
Dyersville were united in marriage
by Rev. Father Dunkel, who also
read the nul.tial mass. Nc.
The bride presented very pleas
ling appearance IN O. gown OF white
crepe de CHEN, with, trimmings OF or
iental lace and net. She carried an
arm boquet of brides roses and wore
a veil, which was arranged In cap ef-
feet. Her sister, Miss Title Haas,
who was her maid, wore dress OF
pale blue silk crepe, with chiffon
trimmings. Mr.. Leonard Klosterman,
the groom's cousin, acted as best
man. - -. ~ I. D., ..:..s.s. 4. ,,is4'2 ri :
After the ceremony at the church,
the bridal party and imme diate, rela-
tiyes went to the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Mary Haas, where. q
quiet reception was held during the
day. ,s,2%% s.
The bride, who has spent much OF
her time In sDyersville, is q daughter.
of Mrs. Mary Haas, OF yWorthington,
and is well known and has large
circle OF friends here. The groom is
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Steger
and is progressive young man, who
was proprietor, recently opened the
Corner Drug Store. Ea
The young couple will be given
warm welcome by their many friends
here, after their return from a short
wedding trip. They will occupy the
flat over the Corner Drug Store, and
be at home to their friends after the
fifteenth of this month. N s., ~
Many of the old friends Of the late
Henry Arnold learned with sorrow Of
his death, which occurred at his
home in Earlville on Thursday, Jan.
28th E,,H ~.
Members of the Concordia Club
had social meeting in the Wood
men hall on Wedne sday evening. A
very good crowd was present to
enjoy the evening at cards. The
Concordia Club furnished the songs,
which were greatly enjoyed, and an
excellent luncheon was served at IL
O'Clock. - y
: Miss Anna Gehrig was hostess to
the members of the Embroidery Club
at her home Thursday afternoon. The
usual good time was had and a dain-
ty luncheon served at four o'clock. ID.
Misses Edna and Florence Schem-
mel will entertain the Embroidery
Club the second Thursday in Febru-
airy. p y, ~
On Tuesday evening Of last week
the P. c. M. P. s. society held a
social time in St. Francis hall. Cards
furnished the evenings entertain
ment and Mrs. Albert Drexler and
Mr.. Anton Drexler were awarded the
head prizes. Mrs. Victor White and
Mr.. Theo. Schemmel received Nthe
consolation prizes. Refreshments
were served after the close Of the
card game. IL e.. e" "a ll4E
AT a meeting Of the members of
the Holy Name society which was
held in the chapel of St. Francis
church week ago Sunday afternoon
the following officers were elected:
Spiritual Advisor, Very Rev. T. War
ming. zF,'nsh a'ty
President, J.x. Bullinger. *,s S..' .
Vice President, Paul Tonner.
Secretary and Treasurer, VIM. Alt
haus jr Il -. ~ d. 20. - t-
Z This is the first annual meet
ing, the society having been organic
ed a year ago and thirty-three new
names were added to their men,
bership. On Thursday evening the
society had a social affair for it's I
members in the c. o. F. hall and
it was certainly an enjoyable even
ing to good many Of the members
who attended. J
Members of the Modern Woodmen
camp, No. 1928, Dyersville, held a
meeting Wednesday and elected Of
ficers for the year. Venerable Coun-
Gil, N. J. Ernster; Worthy Advisor,
Fred Dornes; clerk, Art Miller;
banker, ]. H. Marley: Past Coun-
Gil, Herb. A. Gehrig;; Waterman. Joe
Nachtman; Sentry, Frank Nacht-
man; Escort, Win Schwala. After the
election a social session was held.
Jacob Keeper of New Vienna was
in Dyersville en- route to Des Moines
to attend meeting of the Anchor
Insurance Company.
The members Of the Unity club
met at the hope Of Mrs. II. A. Geh-
rig and were entertained at cards.