The Redwood gazette., 1936-10-22
Margaret I dner and Harold
Welter Married at Morgan
BY Mrs. F. S. Pollard

BY Mrs. F. S. Pollard
Morgan-A pretty early au-
tumn wedding took place at st.
MichaePs church Tuesday morn
ing when Miss Margaret Tauer
became the bride of Harold We'll
ter in the presence of many rel
atives and friends.
Sister M. Therese, the church
organist, played Battman's we'd
ding march as the wedding par
ty entered the church. Flowers
were used to decorate the affairs.
The double ring service was used
and the church choir sang Regina
Pacis. Nuptial mass was read by
the pastor, Rev. Norbert Gerstl.
Ava Maria was sung at the offer
tory.
The bride wore a floor length
ivory satin gown with long fitted
sleeves. The -neckline and edge of
the shadow lace yoke on the bod
ice was fin shed with shined sat
in to resemble small leaves. Her
long tulle veil with halo around
the face was worn cap effect.
She carried satin covered prayer
book with satin ribbon streamers
and lily of the valley blossoms.
Miss Eleanor Fuchs, cousin of
the bride, was her only attend
ant. She wore light green gown
of silk, brocaded in satin. A short
jacket with puffed sleeves of the
same material was finished with
a peplum. She wore bandeau of
light green satin leaves and car
ried an arm bouquet of yellow
and orchid chysanthemums. Mel
win Welter was his brothers best
man.
Following the services at the
church a wedding breakfast was
served to the bridal party at the
home of the brides mother. A
wedding reception and dinner
were held at noon at the home of
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Welter, six miles west of
Morgan. Ninety guests were en-
tertained at the dinner.
Miss Eulalia Welter had charge
of the serving and the following
cousins of the bride were table
mattresses: Misses Lucille Tauer,
Irene Tauer, Lauretta Koll and
Veronica Tauer. They wore white
dresses with light green serving
aprons.
A bouquet of yellow and orchid
chrythanthemums decorated the
buffet. Yellow and orchid and
white crepe streamers were used
to decorate the dining room. The
brides table had wedding cake
with yellow and orchid candles
in crystal candlesticks as cent
erpiece.
At the close of the afternoon a
wedding supper was served which
was followed later in the evening
by a wedding dance at the City
hall.
The bride is the eldest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Lena Tauer. She has
been employed at the Morgan
Cooperative Produce for five
months. The groom is the oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. WelterI
They will begin housekeeping on
the farm of the brides mother
Joe Discher enjoyed a visit from
his son, Carl, his daughter, Mar
tina .Henshaw and her daughter,
Miss Frances, the first of the
week. Carl Discher suffered brok-
en- bones in his arm and legs in
a fall into the basement of his
sisters home at Minneapolis five
months ago. He was able to leave
the hospital a month ago. Mrs.
Hinshaw disposed of her rooming
house and with her daughter
plans to drive back to Oakland,
Calf, with her brother on his re-
turn trip.
Mrs. Ed Boushek, Mrs. Arnold
Kramer and Mrs. Katherine
Boushek were callers at the Ray
Reding home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reding and
children, Alice, Joan and Rich
ard with Mrs. Katherine Boushek
were dinner guests at the Emil
Boushek home Sunday. The Red
ing family returned in the eve
ming but Mrs. Boushek remained
for a longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ruby and
daughter, Alice, and Mrs. Antor
Ruby of Sleepy Eye visited at the
Adam Goblirsch and Henry Red.
ing homes Sunday afternoon.
Friends of Miss Mildred Crock.
er helped her celebrate her birth.
day Saturday afternoon wher
they brought lunch and spent tht
afternoon at the Crocker home.
The women of the Catholi,
Sewing Society met at the schoo
house Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fixen wer,
at Redwood Falls Friday evening
where they were entertained a
the Charles Schultz home for din
ner. Mrs. Fixsen accompanied he
sister-in-law, Mrs. Schultz, t,
Minneapolis. Mrs. Will Stacy
daughter of Mrs. Schultz drov,
the car for them. Mrs. Schult
will submit to a minor operation
at the Northwestern hospital an,
Mrs. Fixsen will be her specia
nurse.
NORTH REDWOOD
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