New Ulm review., 1922-09-20
SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS.
Hofn1eistcr-Berger.

Hofn1eist istcr-Herger. f'.
Ludwig Hodfmeister, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Hofmeister, recently of this
city, now residing at Springfield, and
Miss Marie Berger, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. W.. Berger residing in La
fayette township, were very quietly
married at the Catholic cathedral at
St. Paul on Saturday morning Septenl-
Der g., Rev. Father Ryan performing
the ceremony. 2s
The newlyweds returned to Spring
field the following morning where they
will go to housekeeping in the near
future. T.. # ~, -"
The groom went to Springfield when
his parents removed to that place
about two months ago and is employed
It the Central garage. ~, ....:
Turb;s-Reinhart. .w.
At the Holy Trinity. Church, last
Tuesday morning at ten O'Clock oc-
Cured the marriage of Nick Turbis, re-
siding in Cottonwood township, to
Miss Dora Reinhart, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Reinhart residing in
Courtland township. Rev. Fr. Wurm-
hoeringer of searles performed the
ceremony. Miss Margaret Reinbart
and Frank Reinh~ r., sister and brother
CT the bride, were the only attendants
Following the marriage ceremony a
wedding reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents to imme-
date relatives Of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turbis have gone tc
housekeeping On the groon's farm ir
Cottonwood township.
Kopp -Reinarts.
Weltscl,-Reinarts. j.
A very pretty double wedding was
solemnized yesterday morning at nine
o'clock at St. Johns Catholic church
1T Searles when the two daughters o1
Mr. and Mrs John Reinart,', residing
in Sigel township, were married. Rev
Father Wurmhoeringer performed the
double ceremony. ~.
Miss Rose Rei2:arts WIS united in
marriage with John J. Kopp, son Of
Mrs. Mary Kopp residing in Cotton.
wood township. Miss Martha Kopp
a sister Of the groom, was bridesmaid
and Herman Rei,iarts, a brother of the
bride acted as best man
Miss Emily Reinarts became the
bride of Joseph J. Weltsch, son o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Weltsch, re;
siding in Lake Hanska Township
Miss Anna Weltsch, a sister of ths
groom and Ed. Reinarts, cousin O.
the bride attended this young couple
Both brides We're dressed alike II
white crepe meteor gowns and wore
tulle bridal wells caught in cap effect
Each carried a prayer book with white
satin streamers The bridesmaids each
wore pale pink crepe de chine dresse.
and carried shower bouquets Of pinl
carnations, s5& 3l,a
!. Following the ceremony, a wedding
>, breakfast was served at the home O
: tie brides parents to intimate friend
aud relatives of the contracting par
:. ties. In the evening dance and re
!, cepti0n were held at the, New Uln
ariFp6fy to which q hundred familie
!. had:been invited:
& and Mrs. Kopp will go to house
kleefping on the farm owned by tb
. groorn's. mother, who will make he
home in New Ulm in the spring MI
and Mrs. Weltsch will reside on tn
: Weltsch farm in Lake Hanska.
2 Jones-Hetlinger. s.
The friends and acquaintance !,
e Miss Anne e. i Hetlinger, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hetlinger, Of .th
city were surprised this week Whe
!, announcements We're received of h
t marriage to William G. Jones on Sc
} tember 9Th at the St. Paul's Episc
il pal church at Pipestone, MINI. II
/ ceremony was performed at $3.50 o'clo'
Saturday evening by Rev. Joseph