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proposber from Milwaukee and other cities. ^pi o- day PrThe________________sely decorated with roses and cot ro^lIjg wers which added great beauty to f1 general brilliancy of the para eeDphernalia of the interior of the church *8* — _ I rvt Kaoheightened bybaseladiesof the8:30 the bride and grcom when (arrived, followed by a large number a^yfriends in carriages. The bride | *lf®beingattired in a rich white silk costame trimmed with pearls ated with bride roses, andtary olsame lt;iedmarched to the altar. Following to opegroommaid JSk£iss Gretchen CasperHe Tallgroom, dressedcrepe costume. Next came the Theparents of the bride, and after them I spectiifriends and acquaintances. the yotook a posi- wealthgroomupported on either side by the yet clgroomsman. Whileposition the wedding I “Dr.performedtial and impressive manner by the I him gassisted He prby Rev. Fethwrs DeGoey and Metz- hard cer. Alter the hymeneal caremony withoiCasper took their seat The pimong the congregation and the I and itreligious service was begun, which the citi?as a solemn nuptial high msss, with sick noH 1. £ ■Rev. P. Geyer as celebrant, WhenDeGoey as deacon and 1 to the;he Rev. Father Metzler of Eau that Isubdeacon. The officiating Scragdressed in rich vest-1 attentand surrounding them were a I that 1number of young acolytes. The stanceeryice was the regular Catholicbeingind during which a superb musical I alway)rogram was rendered. The massmng was Hahn’s 6th mass, a power-and dramatic composition. SisterRecor[)evota, the organist, lead the choir of 1 \yvoices, Prof. Chas. Hoppe played 1 jn theaccompaniment and L. J. I wTimmerman sang tenor and JosephAbel the bass, both of whom rendered Exexcellent solos. workAt the conclusion of the service the I j)rride and groom began the long 1 a ^rjpprocession down the center aisle I j^|md while the people were moving 1 morctowards the door the organist played 1 8Uraiwedding march in^aj Jcibrilliant manner. LumImmediately after the services the I lookibridal party drove to the home of the paparents where a recherche cagodejeuner was served. In the center I jn thwedding cake rasaiaround which were fragrant roseslowers.The guests present were: PnblMr. and Mrs. Jacob Leinenkugel Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer. Mr. and * Mrs. Henry Leinenkugel, Mr. and eac Mrs. Henry. J. Leinenkugel, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green. Mr. and Mrs. ja °1Rlt;William Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs.. , ^Henry Kolb, Mr. and Mrs.-Ruhe, Mr.and Mrs. John Weiner, Mr. and Mrs. gunLeinenkugel, Mrs. B. McCormick, Mrs. Wherle, Miss ChristinaLeinenkugel. Miss Rose Patnaude,Frank Casper, Fred Gazelhape,it vLeinenkugel, Lonis Zimmerman, I Nwedding presents to the bride depiand included many to icostly. Jacob Leinenkugelither of the bride, Jndowed his 9 a.daughter with a marriage portion in \sufficient to make her independent.The groom also made a handsomead oostly present. Among the I drili were:and Mrs. J. L. Meyer, MrtheMrs. Hoppe, Miss Patnaude, Mr. and andIrs. Zimmerman, Edward McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Wherle, Mr. and parGreen, Mrs. Jacob LeinenkugelHenry Leinenkugel Henry J. Leineu- ikugel, Mr. and Mrs. Rnhe, MY. and bo*Matt Leinenkugel, Miss Chris reptina Leinenkugel Mr. and Mrs. Henry a iAnnie Sebeis, besides aluMlarge numbef of others in Milwaukeecities. s I hriThe bride. Miss Rosa Leioeokugel, Uqthe accomplished daughterJacob LjinenkngM, one of the most lt;successful business men in this sec- oftion of the country, and is loved andesteemed in Chippewa Falls for her boamiable disposition ami charmiog Gcmanners. Mr. Henry Casper »s amerchant tailor of Milwaukee, wherehe has attained prominence in bnsi- yoness circles. The young couple left (be
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Chippewa Falls Daily Independent
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Apr 19, 1894
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