New Ulm review., 1922-11-08
WEDDINGS

| WEOOllNNS
Krohn-Volz.
| Miss Florence Volz and William H.
Krohn, both well-known young people
of Lafayette were united in marriage
at the St. George parsonage last Satur-
day afternoon by Rev. F, Pozek. They
were attended by Miss Olivia Henle Of
New Ulm and Alois Henle of Essig.
The bride wore a dark blue canton
crepe dress trimmed with Spanish lace
and carried a shower bouquet of
Ophelia roses. The bridesmaid wore
dress of dark brown canton crepe and
carried pink carnations. ~
A six o'clock dinner was served to
the bridal couple and the immediate
relatives at the home of the brides
parents in Lafayette township.
The bride is a da, 6 1ter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Volz of Lafayette town
ship. She is a graduate Of the New
Ulm high school normal department
and taught in rural district schools for
number of years. = The groom is a
son. of Mr.. and Mrs. William Krohn
of Nicollet. He attended the Nicollet
high school and later the Mankato
Commercial college for two terms.
During the past year and a half he
has been a carrier from the Lafayette
post office. o.. ;.,-.~.s. .l5,.<...glA ...4u
The young couple will make their
home in Lafayette. .,~.. t...... -
Stavenau-Albrecht
A quiet wedding took place at the
Lutheran. parsonage at two o'clock
last Thursday afternoon when Miss
| Annie Albrecht, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Albrecht residing on
North jefferson street and Hugo R.
Stavenau, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stavenau of Waterville, were united
in marriage. The couple was attended
by Miss Hertha Albrecht of Essig and
Emil Werner of Milford, both cousins
of the bride.
The bride wore white canton gown
with Spanish lace overdrape and bridal
veil. Her flowers were sweetheart
roses. Her cousin wore a tan and
blue canton crepe gown and carried
roses.
A wedding dinner was served at the
Albrecht home to the bridal party and
relatives. The newlyweds left the
same evening for Duluth where they
are spending several days. On theil
return next week, they will make theil
home on a farm of the groom's fathel
at Madison Lake. - 49,. .-...~,, .~...
Kraus-Drill.
! On Monday October 80 occurred
the marriage of Wenzel Kraus, son O
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Krars, Sr., OF
South Garden street to Miss Josephine
Drill, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joh1
. Drill of Courtland. The ceremony
was performed at the Lutheran parson
age by Rev. C. j. Albrecht at fou
o clock in the afternoon. The couple
was attended by Miss Alma Palm
quist of Courtland, and Alfred Drill
brother of the bride.
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served at the home Of tn
brides parents to Immediate relative
of the contracting parties.
The groom is employed in the Ney
Ulm Brick & Tile yards and the newly
weds have gone to housekeeping o
South Minnesota street.
| Beyer-Kronfus.
Miss Marie Kronfrs, daughter {
iEMr.and Mrs Vincent Kronfus, r.
siding in Morgan and Harry Beyel
son CT Mr.. and Mrs. August Beyel
I residing on South Valley street, wer
quietly married Thursday afternoo
| at one o'clock at the parsonage OF tn
| st. Paul's Ev. Lutheran church. Re,
He. j. Albrecht performed the cere
| sony. Alfred Boyer, brother OF tn
| groom and Miss Tuna Viking {
| Courtland, cousin OF the groom WEI
| the attednants.
ii The bride was attractively gowne
lin brown cantcn crepe dress wit
! Spanish; lace overdrape and wore
| picture hat to match. Her bridesma
I1wore a, blue canton crepe gown wit
4 picture hat to, natch1 Both carrie
y shower bouquets Of Ophslia rosea.