New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-10-05
erern onv at the hone Of the proom's

ceremony at the home of the groom |!
1 parents to which some thirty guests /
were invited The bride was attired
j in navy blue tricotine suit and wore
q a hat to match. She carried corsage
q bouquet of pink carnations. Miss
j Prechts wore black tafetta dress
land hat to match, and also carried
pink carnations.
| The newlyweds will make their home
on the Precht farm near CORTLAND
Domeier-Berger.
i The m arriage of Emil Domeier and I
Miss Agatha Berger, took place at the
Holy Trinity church, Monday morning
at 9 o'clock. Rev. Father Schlinkert
EpeEforn ed the ceremony. The young
couple was attended by Miss Marie
4 Berger, sister of the bride and Ludwig
4 Hofrneister.
|N The bride was charmingly gowned in
a white taffeta gown with georgette
overdrape, and wore bridal veil with
a band of pearls. She carried shower
bouquet. The bridesmaids dress was
of dotted white Swiss organdie and her
& flowers were a corsage bouquet of
EOphelia roses! and pink carnations.
!, Prof. F. Schuerger rendered Mendels-.
sohn's wedding march.
Following the cerem ony, reception
was held at the home of the
brides parents. The dining room. was
beautifully garlanded in autumn fol
iage, and the table was prettjly decor
ated, the color scheme being yellow and
white. A three course dinner was
served to near relatives and other in
vited guests.
e The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
e Mrs. J. w. Berger of Lafayette town
# ship, and the groom is the son Of Mr..
n and Mrs. John Domeier Of this city.
d The newlyweds will be at home to their
= friends after October Is, at 3l5 N.
s Franklin street.
}, Brand leissner IS
= The marriage of Edward A. Brand,
. Miss Rose .Gleissner, daughter of Mrs.
: Dora Gleissner of West Newton, was
= solen nizeI at the St. George Catholic
church yesterday morning at nine
o'clock by Rev. Father Pozek. Miss
= Leona Brand, sister of the groom and
i Fred Gleissner, brother CT the bride,
= attended the happy young couple.
. Miss Gleissner was charming in a
y gown of white taffeta and bridal veil,
:, and carried shower bouquet of
= Ophelia roses. Miss Brand carried a
corsage bouquet of pink asters, and
: were pink dress.
: After the ceremony, a dinner was
: served to the bridal party near rela-.
= tives and intin ate friends at the home
2 Of the brides m.other In the evening
social dance was held at the St.
George hall for invited guests and was
followed by midnight lunch.
: The bride is we'll known in this city
land has a host of friends who wish her
: much happiness. The groom is en-
gagged in the contra citing business. with
his father, and is an estimable young
: nan. The newlyweds will 60 to
housekeeping in the rooms over Metz
niger & Co.'s store.
A. H. w. Eckstein of Melville, Sa k,
1 Canada, arrived here Monday evening
for a brief stay with relatives and
friends.
a Miss Ellen Ochs underwent an opera
j ton for appendicitis at the Loretto
t Hospital, Thursday. She is recovering
r nicely.
!. Mrs. Frank Altman of Klossner
: suffered severe burns about the hands
and arms week ago, when she at
tempted to fill gasoline lamp which
had been lighted Although she is
doing as we'll as could be expected, she
is suffering great deal from the mis-
5 hap.
: Leslie Olsen, who has been Yin
5 Seattle, WASH, for the past two years.,
will be nearer home from now on, as
he has accepted the position as chemist
with the International Milling Com
( pany of New Prague. He has been
], with the Seattle Baking Company UNI
til recently, when he left them for the
: new position. He visited here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.. M.
Olsen, the past week. i,