New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-12-05
THANKSGIVING WEDDINGS
1Sannwald fderheide

80 THANKSGIVING WEDDlNCS
Sannwald Aufderheide
A very pretty wedding was solemniz-
ed last Wednesday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Sannwald
North Minnesota Street when their
only daughter Esther "A. was united
in marriage to Herman Aufderheide,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aufderheide.
The ceremony was performed at s
o'clock and Rev. G. ]. Albrecht Of
st. Pauls Lutheran Church spoke the
binding words in the presence Of Mr..
and. Mrs. George Gieseke Jr., Of this
city who attended the bride and groom
and acted as witnesses. The wedding
march was played by Miss Ida Muesing.
The bride wore beautiful creation Of
Crepe de Meteor and the bridesmaid
wore gown of yellow and white.
The Sannwald home was beautifully
decorated for this occasion, yellow and
white being the pred minating colors.
Chrysanthemums were profusely used
in the decorations. After the ceremony
a sumptuous dinner was served to the
bridal couple and about thirty-five
of their near relatives and intimate
friends. Both bride and groom are
are well known in this city and have
a large circle of friends and accquaint-
ances who wish them success. They
will live at 313 North Broadway, in
the old Pfaender place. Mr. Aufderheide
is a member of the firm of which his
father was the founder and the bride
has always made her home here.
Gluth -Lippmann
Miss Lydia Lippmann daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Lippmann OF
West Newton township and Edwin
Gluth, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gluth
of Milford Township, were united in
marriage Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock at the home of the brides parents.
| The ceremony was performed by Revs.
C. G. Holm. of this city and J. A. Rinkel
of Fairfax.
The attendants were John Lippman, a
brother of the bride, snd Miss Bertha
Gluth, sister Of the groom. The flower
girl was Miss Ida Lippmann, a sister Of
the bride.
The bride was gowned in white silk
charmeuse and carried bridal roses. Hel
maid carried carnations and wore gown
of coral crepe de chine. The flower CIR
carried a basket of roses and was dressed
in pink.
A delicious wedding dinner was
served after the ceremony to which only
near relatives and a few friends were
hidden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gluth will make their
home on farm in Milford after their
return from short visit in Minneapolis
and St. Paul.
Childress-Vetter
On Thanksgiving Day z o'clockt
| A. M. Miss Gertrude Vetter and Wallace
Childress were united in marriage at
St. Stephens church in Minneapolis.
Rev. George w. Rolwes performed the
ceremony. The newly-weds came to
New Ulm Immediately following the
ceremony and were the guests of Mrs.
Sophie Vetter on North Washington
Street. A wedding dinner was served
there by Mrs. Vetter who is the mother
of the bride.
The bride is native of New Ulm and
she spent her girlhood in this city.
For several years she held a position as
bookkeeper at Fairview, Montana. The
groom is an engineer on the Great North
ern. The young folks have gone on a
wedding trip to the East and after April
they will be at home to their friends in
Seattle, Washington.
Lang-Meyer
Harry Lang, son of Mrs. Lang resid-
ing on North Broadway, and Miss
Sophia Meyer, Of Minneapolis, were unit
ed in marriage Tuesday morning in
a Catholic church of Minneapolis.
The groom has barber shop at Wanda
where they will reside and after visit
with the brides grandmother at St.
Cloud and with the groom mother here
they will settle down and go to house
keeping.
Krska-Schiller
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock
the marriage of Frank Krska and Miss
Catherine Schiller was solemnized in
the Holy Trinity church Of this city.
John Krska, a brother of the groom and
Miss Rosa Henle, niece of the bride,
attended as witnesses. A wedding din
ner was served at the Anton Henle home