Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-08
MILWAUKEE LAWYER
WEEDS POPULAR GIRL
HERE THIS MORNING
N. LOUISE RUFF AND NORBERT
n. RAUSCH PLIGHT TROThS AT
BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY WIT
MESSED BY eco PERSONS.

T.
The wedding Of Miss NJ Louise Ruit
ana Norbert H. Ranch Of Milwaukee,
aoemnihod this morning al . O'Clock
at It. tOhlmbas 5 Catholic Clurch, was
one cf The mos' beautiful ceremouiet
ever performed in Ottawa Dean John
+. Quinn ofi!ciated at the hiLh nUb,ial
mass The altar was beautifully dee
Grated with lavender and yellow. the
color scheme which was used in tnr
AOwnine Of The members OF the we'd
ding parry The church vas tilled by
several hundred friends who had gath.
crai 10 witness the event. l..
Miss Esther Reilly played the o
hcnern wedding march as the bridal
parry entered the church, The ushers,
Slas Graham and George Run OF Chl-
cago Heights, Conrad Bmmmer Paul
Neicv and Dr., Kenny OF Milwaukee.
came first.
They were followed bv two little
flower girls. katherine DOYLE and
Mary jose phine Ruckrigel who wore
white French lingerie frocks, white
hats and tiny yellow pompom chrysau-
,hemums, They took their places at
he end If the chancel raiI
The three bridesmaids came next,
walking alone. They We're Miss Char
lotte Witzeman OF Chicago. Miss Ole
dine Wood and Miss Helen Graham
Miss Wood wore a lavender Crgandie
gown, a black tulle hat, and carried i
French colonial bouquet Of lavender
orchids, lavender sweet peas and vel
low pompom chrysanthemums Miss
Graham and Miss Witzeman wore vel
lew organdie gowns, biack tulle hats,
and carried bCutuets like Miss Wood
Little Ellen Rucknlel. the brides
Hover girl. entered The church next
Sne wore white French lingerie
dlc>s, a white ha and carried lay
ender and yellow bouquet
The bride came in on the arm ot
her father. George p. Ruff. who gavr
her away She wore white satin
gown made with a white court train
and untrimmed win the eNcel ,iIn Of
an amhroider"d pearl design at the
ton Of the train Her veil was Of
tulle and tell to he bottom of tn
tain. ii was held in place by d
cOronet OF rose point lace, which wa
an heirloom She carried shower
bouquet of white roses. orchids an3
sweet peas.
Al the altar the bridal party wa
met by the groom and the best man.
Leo RauSch OF Milwaukee, who en-
tered the church from the chancel
The bridesmaids and ushels formed
in u semi.circie around the altar WhlIe
the ceremony was being read and the
VOWS were taken
During the mass Miss Sophia Jobs
sang Because"
As the bridal party LETT the church
Miss Reilly played the Mendelssohr
wedding march,
Immediately after the church cpre.
mony reception and wedding break.
fast was held in the Clifton Hotel.
for thirty OF the relatives Of tn
couple.
The bride is one of the most papu.
lar girls in the city, She is the only
daughter of George p Ruft and has rr.
sided here all her life She graduated
from the Ottawa High School in the
class of 1914. and later attended the
National kinuergarten College in Che
cagO After completing her course at
this school she taught in the kinder
galtons in the Washington and Shah
bona schools. she enlisted in the
army as a student nurse during the
war and was stationed IN the army
hcspital at Camp Grant, where she
served as IA "bluebird' until she re.
ceiYed her discharge in the early sum.
mer.
Mr.. Rausch received his honorable
discharge from the army as ieu.
tenant colonel about two weeks ago
He is a prominent young Milwaukee
attorney. He received his legal edu.
cation at the University OF Wisconsin.
graduating from there in 1914
Mr., and Mrs. Rausch left Ottawa on
the d O'Clock Rock Island train this
afternoon Tor Chicago, and will leave
there this evening for honeymoon
trip, the destination OF which hey ar
keeping a secret. The brides travel.
ing suit was "A taupc colOred ClCtu.
with blue and silver brocaded nat.
They will be at home 10 their
friends AT 2421 cedar street, Milwau
kce. after Dec. /.
The out-of. own guests here to al.
tend the wedding were Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. lS Rausch OF Milwaukee. parent 4
of the groom Miss Fischer and Mrs
Wilkinson Of Milwaukee. Miss Mary
O'Neil cf Dcland. Fla; Mr.. and Mrs.
James tooney of Chicago Height
Miss Helene Brown Of Peru and Miss
Alice Met abe Of Chicago Heights