The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-09
Weddings
Pecnxck-Braun.

P"Ayl was tne pretty wedding ceTeHAVAy
at the s.. George church at nine
O'Clock khis morning of Miss Rose
Pecnick /and George Braun of MilEau-
kee- high nuptial mass vas sung by
the Rev. Father A ]. Nickel. Adam
zeyeh sang an ave Maria" and the
meE6hers Of the st. George choir
rendered an appropriate selection Of
marital music.
The wedding party formed most
AattractiYe group ct the palm and flower
banked altar rail. Miss Pecnick was
charming in daintily ruGled frock OF
white organdy, quantity fashioned. Her
embroidered tulle veil was arranged
in frill and caught with bandeau
of tiny flowers. She carried white
Killarney roses, asters and swansonia
IN shower effect. Mrs. George +.
Kinzinger and Mrs. William B. Arthur
acted as bridesmaids. Mrs. Kinzinger
wore stunning frock of chiffon in
varying tints Of canary and orange and
hat of white maline with orange
pIumage. She carried Colonial bou-
/ quet of Columbus roses. Mrs. Arthur
was gowned in flesh, embroidered geor-
gette. Her portrait hat was of white
georgette. Her flowers were Columbia
roses arranged in a Colonial bouquet.
Paul A. Wibbert of Milwaukee, and
Louis Sagert acted as attendants to
the groem. The bride was given In
marriage by her father.
Following the ceremony at tho
l'ehurch which was Witnessed by hosts
| Of, the brides friends and relatives,
a. breakfast to the members Of the
bridal retinue was served at the fho1ne
Of the brides parents. A dinner to
thirty guests was served at one
o'clock. A color scheme of pink and
yeIlowscarried ont by. masses. of garden
flowers .sttractively arranged.
The list of guests who attended the
impressive ceremony includes the fol-
lowing from out-of-town: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Braun, ST., Milwaukee: Misses
Nell, Agnes and Josephine Braun, Mil
waukee; Fred c. Raeth, Milwaukee;
| Adoiph Thoma, Milwaukee; Rev. Faith
er Eugene Gehl and Rev. Father
Klopfer, St. Johns Institute, St..
Francis, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Braun is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Antoine Pecnick, ITO Lemon
street. She has been very active in
church and social circles and has taken
prominent part in various activities
Of the St. George church. She has
also been popular. with her business
associates in her connection with the
Merchants and Savings bank and pre-
viously with the Wisconsin Telephone
company where she acted as instructor.
Mr.. Braun is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
George BraunSr., Of Milwaukee. He is
commercial agent for the Wisconsin
Telephone company in Milwaukee.
After an extended trip through uli-
nois and Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs. Braun
will receive their friends at thei5
apartment in Milwaukee.
Weller-Schmitz.
Miss Mary Catherine Weller. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Weller ,2G6 North
street, and Anthony w. Schmitz of Ke-
nosha, were married at the st. George
church at seven o'clock this morning.
The nuptial rites were performed by
the Rev. Father A. ]. Nickel. Mrs. Edna
Gosgrove Starr sang an ave Maria .
distinctive autumn note was given
by the brides costume, a stunning
gown in peacock blue velvet, fashioned
bouffant fashion. The schicshat was of
the same material. Her flowers were
corsage of roses and swansonia.
Mrs. Rose ,Sigafoss, sister of the bride,
who acted as matron of honor, wore
frock of navy charmeuse and small
feathered turban. Her flowers were
corsage Of Columbia roses. Mar
tin Christensen acted as attendant
to the groom.
A breakfast to twenty-four guests
was served at the home of the brides
mother. The decorative scheme was
pink and white, with roses and asters
as the floral motif.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmitz will receive
their friends at 266 North street,
after October first.
BEohr- Haubrich.
Miss Ida Marie Mohr, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mohr, 116 N. Ridge
street, became the bride of Rudolph
A Haubrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Haubrich, TOT Middle street in a sim
pie ceremony at the st. George par
sonage at ten-thirty o'clock this morn
ing. The service was read by the
Rev. Father A. ]. Nickel.
Miss Mohr was frocked and HATED
in navy taffeta. Her flowers were a
corsage of tea roses. Miss Marie Mohr,
sister of the bride, who acted as brides
maid, wore frock of navy charmeuse
and chic velvet hat. Herbert Haubrich
attended his brother as best man.
A dinner to twenty-five guests was
served at the home of the brides par
ents at twelve o'clock, Asters were
used as the floral motif in a pink and
white decorative scheme
Mr.. and Mrs. Haubrich have gone to
northern Wisconsin on a wedding trip.
They will receive their friends at 116
N. Ridge street after October 1.
Berens-H eEter.
Miss Mabel Berens, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Berens, $50 Charles
street, was married to Joseph Heuter,
of Seattle, Wash, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
JoSaph Heuknr Sr Cheney Wash a.