New Ulm review., 1920-10-06

carried roses.

carried roses.
I Following the church ceremony, thea
bridal party repaired to the home OF
MT. and Mrs. Schagel, where ddingH
breakfast was served to the lrtmediatel
relatives of the contracting parties.
The ,newlyweds arriyaasi New Ulm,E
last Wednesday, and that evening al
reception in their honor was held at theIi
home of the brides, parents, some 4Off
guests being present. They returned,
to Minneapolis, Thursday afterno on,
and have gone to housekeeping at1
1926 Elliott Avenue, Flat 3, there 4!
The bride was borns and reared in
this city, but for the past seven years
has been a resident Of Minneapolis,
where for six years she held a respon7
sible position in the office OF the Mime
sofa Commercial Mems Health Asso-
citation, former New Ulm organiza-
ton, and during the pastzyear she was
auditorin a brokers' office in the Flour
City. The groom is employed as
salesman, with the wellt-kpoWn: Minne--
'apolis apparatus concern ef w. 5.
Mott Co. - ~. II a. NJ.
Stuebe-Pfsterer.
Charles H. stuebes and Miss Mimi
Pfisterer stole march on, theirsmany ri y
friends, Thursday evening, Ia when Mt they
hied themselves tos the tMethedlst
parsonage here and were united by
Rev. Dr.. C. G. Hohn- Ehes ceremony
was performed at $50 o'clack and was
carried out with the greatest simplicity,
The popular young couple Were sunat-
tended, Mrs. Holm and Mrs. William
iDurbahn acting as witnesses. The
bride looked charming in a travelling
! suit of blue serge. .;;-@
i; There was no celebration, Mr.. and
Mrs Stuebe immediately going TO
housekeeping in. their honae, 325s South
State street, which Mr.. Stuebe pur-
chased from Supt. H.zC Hess several
months ago. They will be at home to
their friends there after 'Novembersl.>
| The newlyweds are so we'll and
favorably. known here that they need need
| no special introduetione',to Review AzlesWs
readers. The! groom is one Of our most
\successful business men of the younger
generation, being associated with b his S
brother, Gustav Stuebe, in the big
farm produce and livestock business
on North Minnesota street, under the
firm name Of stuebe1 Bros. He, is q
son of Mrs. Katherine Stuebes. Of this
city. The. bride has been teaching
school at Two Harborss and Brecken-
ridge for the past FIVE years and and is a
highly accom- plished and popular young
lady. She is a daughter OF. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Pfsterer' Of South Wash
ington street. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuebe
have. a. host Of friends who extend
hearty Congratulations and best wishes
for a long and happy welded life.
Puchner-Berg.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at Holy Trinity Catholic church in
this, city, yesterday, morning at,s 8
O'Clock, when Miss Helen. Frances
Berg, daughter Of County Treasurer
and Mrs. j.. Berg, became the bride. Of
Joseph G: Puchner, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Puchner, Sr., residing on
North Payne. street. Rev. R. Schlin-
kert performed the ceremony. Mrs.
Wellington, Murphy Of Holdingford;
Mimi, was maid Of honor and Miss
! Minnie Puchner, a3sister. Of the groom,
was bridesmaid, while Clement Berg,
q brother of the bride, acted as best
man. &Little Beata3 Eckstein, q niece
Of thes bride, was flower girl and the
ushersswere the Misses Linda Berg and
Adelaide Forster.
The. bride looked charming in a
beautiful creation Of white charmeusee
with train, trimmed with. handmade
roses, and carried a bridal bouquet
of Swansonia and sweetheart. roses
with streamers. Her. goinags:-a,way nas:
gown vase brown. duvetyn with gray
fur. collar and black: hat. The maid
Of honor and the bridesmaid. were
gowned in pink georgette. with spicture
hate To- rnatch and carried shower
bouquets ofsOphelia roses,With stream
ers.- The Little flower girl wore a
dainty dress. Of white organdie and
white chiffon bonnet with ostrich
plume. She carried a. basket Of ear
nations Ophelias: roses and ferns.
The ushers were goWned in blue taffeta
and had corsage bouquets Of Opheliia
roses. s.g::.
After the ceremony reception was
/ held at the home of the brides parents