New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-01-28
WEDDINGS.
Julius-Schuster.

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One Of the prettiest January weddings
was solemmzed at the local Catholic
church on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock
when Sheriff VIM. J. julius and Miss
Eva G. schuster took the marriage VOWS
before Rev. Robert Schlinkert. The
familiar melodies of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march were played BY Prof. Barth,
organist, when the bridal party entered
the church. Another appropriate mu-
steal number was the duet Ave Maria
sung by the Misses Elenore Henle and
Marie Gruenenfel der. The, bride, who is
the daughter Of Michael Schuster Of this.
city, looked pretty in white embroid-
cred dress Of Crepe Meteor. She carried
a prayer book with a beautiful shower
bouquet. Miss Anna Schuster, the brides.
maid. wore a pink Crepe de chine dress;
and hat to match, carrying big
bouquet of pink carnations. Geo. "A.
Liesch acted as best: man, while Joe
Puchner and Henry Ranweiler were the
sushers, After the ceremony in church
q smnptuous wedding dinner was served
at the Sheriff's residence for the im1ale-
date relatives of.the contracting parties.
The newlyweds left the city on the
afternoon train for a. wedding trip to
points in Iowa and the Twin Cities.
They will visit Davenport and Maquo
keta, Iowa; the latter place being the
home of The Sheriff sister. On their
return they intend to remain in St. Paul
for several days visiting relatives. Mr..
and Mrs: Julius Will be at home some.
time during February The bride: as
we'll as the groom are well known in this
city both, having been born and reared
here. Miss Schuster was an active
member in several church societies for 3
number Of years. Her services as a
soprano singer in the church. choir were
always valued very highly; Mr.. Julius
is one of the most popular men in: New
Ulm and Brown County and needs no
special introduction. He has been Sher-
if for the last II years filling this posi-
ton in avery efficient and satisfactory
manner, Prior to becoming sheriff
Mr.. Julius was: for five years night POI
.liceman after having been employed
in several printing establishments. He
was one Of the founders of the Volksbzatt
and worked as printer on the Fortsckritt.
For time he also worked on the Spring.
field Adler. The Reuiew joins, with the
many friends Of the happy couple in
wishing them a most prosperous and
happy welded life. So. = 9.
Haas-Meidl.
Mary Meidl, daughter Of Mrs. Math.
Meidl of No. Payne street, and Vim.
Haas, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust: Haas
'of. No. Jefferson street, were married at
the local Catholic church Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. Winter
officiating. The happy couple was at
tended by Caroline Haas, sister Of the
groom, and Anton Meidl, brother of the
bride. The ushers were Frank Meidl
and Alfred Reinke. The young bride
wore a white messaline dress with veil
and carried white prayer book and a
shower bouquet. The bridemaid's dress
was made of pink messaline silk, with a
georgette tunic She carried a rich
bouquet of red carnations. After the
ceremony in church most fitting we'd
ding celebration was held at the house of
the brides parents. The young couple
have many friends in the city who wish
them a happy and prosperous future.
They will make their home here in the.
city.