The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-07
WEDDING NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Miss Dorothy Erne Became Mrs. Geo.
Schultz at Omaha on Tuesday,
Evening, Jan. 80, 1912.
DOUBLE WEDDING AT MANNING
Miss Elizabeth Fangmann and Bern
| ard Lechterberg-Miss Clara Lech-
tcnberg and John Sextro.

tcnberu and John Sextro.
| A wedding of much interest was
that of Dorothy Erne, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Erne, of Kiron, Ia,
and George Schultz, son of Mr.
| Schultz, of Schleswig. Ia, which took
place Tuesday evening, January 80, at
$50 at the home OF the brides sister,
Mrs. VIM. Newman, 2507 e. street,
| Omaha, Nebr.:
Rev. Adams, pastor of the German
Lutheran church performed the cere-
mony. The rooms were prettily orna
mented with flowers and smilax. An
artistic altar was arranged in the par
,or, q large white bell hanging above
the bridal pair.
| Miss Lydia Henni, of Omaha, rem
lered the Lohengrin wedding march.
| The bride wore beautiful gown OF
white satin and net The bodice and
met over skirt were trimmed in silver
lace. A long court train completed
the attractiveness of the gown. She
| wore a tulle veil which fell to the
edge of the gown. 1t was held in its
place by q band of silver beading anC
| lilies of the valley. She carried a
shower boquet of brides roses and Ill
lies Of the valley. The bride was given
away by her father.
| Miss Elizabeth Erne, sister of the
bride, Miss Bertha Schultz, sister OF
| the groom, were bride 'smaids. Miss
Erne was gowned in white silk with
pearl bead trimming white net fell
from the shoulders in cape effect. She
carried an arm boquet of pink roses.
| Miss SchultZ's gown was OF yellow
crepe-de-chine trimmed with silver
beads. She carried an arm boquet of
| Mrs. Wards roses. r.
| Mrs. VIM. Newman, sister OF the
bride, was Matron Of honor. She ap-
peared in her wedding gown OF white
satin trimmed with silver lace. F"
Mrs Mathilda Meyer, aunt of the
bride, was maid Of honor. She wore a
changeable satin gown and carried an
arm boquet of roses.
Little Elizabeth Newman nd Hide.
i gard Erne were both daintily dressed
In white. The former was flower girl
land tho latter cal fffed the rings ia q
white lily.
i Mr.. Carl Erne, brother of the bride
and Mr. Walter Schultz were best
men. Only relatives and immediate
friends were present. An elegant din
ner. was served after the service.
The couple will take an extended
trip to the south Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Schultz will reside in Denison.
Those present were: Mr.. Martin
Schultz Mr.. Herman Schultz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Erne, kiron; Mr.. John
Erne, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schultz
Mr.. Frank Maier, Clinton; Miss Ber-
tha Schultz, Schleswig; Mr.. Walter
Schultz, Miss Polly Erne, Miss Eliza
beth Erne, Miss Mathilda Maier, Miss
Mary Stern, Boyer; Miss Amanda
Weiss, Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Van SAINT,
Omaha; Mr. 'Bigs, Miss Lydia Henni,
Mrs. Allen Stone. Mrs. Lldia Mengis,
Omaha. Nebr.
Have Double Wedding.
| MANNING, Feb. "a pretty double
wedding was solemnized Tuesday at
Sacred Heart church when four happy
young men and women were married.
Father Heusman, pastor Of Sacred
Heart church of Templeton, united in
holy wedlock the lives of Bernard
Lechtenberg, son of Frank Lechten-
berg, and Miss Elizabeth Fangmann,
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Fangmann.
They were attended as witnesses by
} Will Lechtenberg, a brother of the
groom, and Rosie Fangmann, a sister
of the bride.
Father Berger, pastor of the Sacred
Heart church at Manning, spoke the
words that forever united the lives OF
John Sextro. son of Barney Sextro
and Miss Clara Lechtenberg, daugh
ter OF Frank Lechtenberg. Their at
} tendants We're Edward Lechtenberg
brother Of the bride, and Lena SeXtro
sister of the groom.
Following the wedding the guests
and bridal party all went to the Frank
Lechtenberg home, where the day
: was happily spent in feasting and mer
ry making, and where young and ole
joined in showering their congratula
tions On the happy married couples
They also gave them many useful anC
valuable presents to remind them O.
, the deep friendship held for them.
All the four young people united il
+ maria Sc grew to manhood and wo
manhood in this vicinity, and come
!. from excellent homes, where thei
minds and bodies have been CAREFUL.
: trained to take up life's work. The.
9 enjoy the friendship and esteem Of al
+ their many friends and all start lif
! in their new relationship with tn
;. brightest prospects of happy and pros
q porous lives.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Lechtenber
), will live on the Frank Lichtenber
!. farm west of Templeton and Mr.. an
q Mrs. John SeXtro expect to make thei
, future home near Butte, Neb.
The out of town guests who came t
> attend the wedding and festivitie
!. were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoelscher. c
f Carroll; Henry Uhlenkamp and Ma
4 Hoelscher, of Warrington, Iowa; Al
+ nes Fangmann, of Butte, Neb., an
:, Wm. Lichtenberg, Of Sioux City.
i. Believing that they should read new
G papers and keep in touch with the pro
- racs of tbe world many ppODle Sattl