Local weddings highlight Fort Wayne social scene
The Reporter notes multiple nuptials across the city and beyond including Urbahns of Chicago marrying Jessie McLean Phillips of Fond du Lac at McLean home with out-of-town guests from Fort Wayne Stevens Point Buffalo and Chicago. Also Geake Metzger Zeller Menze Allen Reed Wertzberger and Harris Wenninghoff Rosen Rogers Downing Rohan Becker Dogson Dreibelbis etc. reveal marriages with local ties and forthcoming houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbahns—Phillips
Flow
Urbahns
Jessie McLean Phillips
Fond du Lac
Wis
L. F. Mclean
Forest Avenue
Frederick William Ursahns
Chicago
JL. P. Peeke
Jillarney
Killarney
Hymn of Love
Laure
Florence Pierron Hartmann
DeKoven
Aurora Matteson-Burnton
Mclean
L. P. Peeke
Maltby
Buffalo
Gretchen Foster
Sura Armstrong
Burnton Orchestra
Southern
Soo Line
A. E. Urbahns
Ferdinand Urbahns
Fort Wayne
Ind
C. E. Urbahns
Stevens Point
John Brayton
Mohr
Lura Armstrong
Brandon
A. Kellogg
Appleton
T. Flanagan
Minneapolis
Z. Bowen
Oshkosh
Bannister
Mary Davies
Macon
Whitbeck Bride Tourtellot Wed In Providence Church
Winfield Scott Whitbeck secretary of the Fort Wayne Railroad Young Men's Christian Association married Miss Mabel Winifred Tourtellot this evening at Pilgrim Congregational church in Providence Rhode Island. The couple will visit Albany Buffalo Niagara Detroit before returning to 516 West Wayne Street Fort Wayne for a homecoming after October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Episcopal Church
St. Joe
Mr. Geake
Mrs. Geake
Hoboken
Bride
Broom
Fort Wayne
DeGroff Nelson
Col
William Nelson
Kansas City
Indiana
Geake
B. W. Averill
Metzger
Winfield Scott Whitbeck
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Mabel Winifred Tourtellot
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Providence
R. I
Albany
N. Y
Fish Chowder From Five Pounds Of White Fish
Clean five pounds of firm white fish cut into large pieces. Cook fat salt pork with two onions until color changes. Layer fish and one quart sliced potatoes in a kettle and pour pork fat over. Boil fish heads and backbone in water for thirty minutes if available, then add to kettle. Simmer until fish and potatoes are tender, thicken milk with flour, add milk and crackers, simmer briefly, and serve.
Meat Grinding and Seasoning Method in Early Cookbook
Instructions describe trimming fat and gristle from meat, chopping finely, and pounding to a pulp. Season with parsley, salt, and pepper per half pint, add onion juice and two beaten eggs, then pack the mixture for use in recipes.
Artichoke Soup and Corned Beef with Classic Desserts
A vintage recipe column details Artichoke Soup with onion, potato, artichokes, milk and spice, plus Corned Beef method in gentle simmering water. Desserts include Chocolate Tutti Frutti Cake and Southern Sweet Potato Pudding with butter, sugar, eggs, cream, lemon rind and nutmeg.
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America
Zoller—Scheele
Bertha Scheele
Henry Scheele
Force Street
John Zeller
Fred Werling
Menze—Allen
Olive Allen
John P. Allen
Walton Avenue
Fred W. Menze
Jacob Miller
Grace Todd
Minnie Menze
Floyd Allen
Reed—Wertzberger
Jared Reed
Louise Wertzberger
Anthony Wertzberger
Decatur
St. Mary's Church
Theodore Wilken
Lottie Meibers
Luke Reed
John Wertzberger
Oliver Reed
Reed Brothers
Harris—Wenninghoff
Ida Wenninghoff
Rudolph Wenninghoff
Taylor Street
Vernon E. Harris
Grace Reformed Church
A. K. Zartman
Cottage Avenue
Rogers—Lowery
Eivah
May Lowery
Harry, Lowery
Meee Wens Rogers
Yroom
Hope Hospital
Rogers
East
Suttenfield Street
Gunther—Carver
Pauline Carver
Edward Carver
West Main Street
Jacob Gunther
Wayne Knitting Mills
Columbia City
Stanley Smith
Rohan—Downing
Zella Downing
Thomas A. Rohan
Rohan
George A
Roa
Han
Hudson Place
Dreibelbiss
Minnie Dreibelbiss
August E. C. Becker
Philip Wambsganss
Emmaus Church
Becker
West Williams Street
Dodson—Shrimpton
Mary Louise Shrimpton
William Dodson
George William Dogson
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
Charles K. Thompson
Brinneman—Randall
J.K. Cecil
M. E
Daniel Brinneman
Bluffton
Elva Randall
Craigville
Fort Wayne Railroad VY. Mlc
Lamb
Sentinel Wan
Alwady
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