Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-04-21
: DYERSVILLE
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Knippel and
daughter, of Dubuque, arrived in Dy-
ersville, Sunday morning and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Frey.
mann and Miss Lydia Bulnnger.
The Easter dance given in the op-
era house was well attended. Many
people from Dubuque and Manches.
ter were present, and the music by
the Majestic orchestra, of Dubuque,
was greatly enjoyed. About eighty
couples attended.
| D. w. Gehrig, OF Dubuque, spent
Sunday with home folks here.
! Charles l.. Armstrong, of Waterloo,
was here last Saturday on business
and returned to Waterloo, Saturday
evening.
| Charles Sanners, of Farley, was in
Dyersville, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ham and
Miss Schaffer, r. NJ, went to Du-
buque, Thursday, where they spent
the afternoon.
| Rev. Epson and wife and Miss
Conner, of Farley, were in Dyersville,
Sunday. Rev. Epson is pastor OF
Christ Episcopal church here and
conducted the evening service. T.
Miss Rose Leigh spent last Thurs
day in Dubuque.
| Mrs. Jos. Reinfreid, of Dubuque,
spent Sunday in Dyersville, guest
at the D. A. Gehrig home.
| D. A. Gehrig spent several days OF
last week at Cedar Rapids, Daven-
port and other points in the southern
part of the state.
Mrs. C. r. Roth spent last Wednes-
day at Manchester, VISITING her
| brother-in-law, and sistere, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Kramer.
Miss Wayne Hesselman was host
ess to members Of the Priscilla club
at her home on West Main street
last Wednesday evening.
The evening was joyously spent
and at it's close a dainty luncheon
was served.
Miss Anna and Irma Gehrig enter
tanned the members Of the Embroid-
cry club, at their home Thursday
day afternoon. Several hours were
spent at needlework, followed by
luncheon served late in the after
noon. The next meeting will be held
at the home of the Misses Florence
and Edna Schemmel, Thursday aft
ernoon Of this week.
Mrs. John Benn and daughter,
Miss Lucy, were in Dyersville sever
al hours, Monday.
A meeting Of the teachers Of Du-
buque county, or The Study Center,
was held in the Dyersville public
school last Friday Afternoon and even
ing. It was largely attended by
teachers from Farley, Epworth and
Dyersville. The meeting in the aft
ernoon was held from four to six
o'clock, and from seven to nine
o'clock. superintendent Smith gave
a. lecture on Mexico, also showing
views of Mexico City.
William Marold, of Dubuque, spent
Sunday with home folks in Dyers-
Vile.
Wednesday morning at seven
o'clock in ST Francis church, TINS
city, Miss Marie Woestemeier ana
Mr., julius Jaeger, were united in the
holv bonds of matrimony. Very Rev,
Father Warming performed the sac.
red ceremony and read the mutual
mass. The attendants were Mrs.
Lena Nolan, sister of the bride, and
Mr.. Herman Jaeger, brother OF the
groom. The bride was gowned in
a white silk messaline, with SILK
trimmings. The wove full length
veil held in place with valley lilies
and she carried large bouquet OF
roses and lilies. Her attendant was
daintily attired in pale pink marqu,
settle, over pink satin and carried
mink carnations. Immediately follow
ing the church ceremony the bridal
party, near relatives and a Re" lhti,
mate friends were received at hte
home of the brides mother, MIS-.
Mary Woestemeire, where a wedding
was held during the day y,,l Inc
daughter is the youngest daughter
of Mrs. Mary Woestemeier, and mas
made Dyersvine her home for sew.
pral years in which time she mas
won many friends: The groom Is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jaeger,
born and reared here, and is very
popular :. among the young people.
The newly weds departed earR wee,
lesday afternoon for Ch1cagoSNneIe
hey will spend their HONEYMOON.
On their return they will be at home
O their friends in their new home on