MARRIEDtftletoatreng?hv-rsP-iynee-:r-itheee9tar[ED-hek.LOECHELT—BEIER.atditlwatthecMiss Pearl A. Loechelt,daughter of Mrs. Louis Schroeder, and Earl A. Beier of Ripon, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Beier were married at high noon Wednesday, June 7th, at the home of the bride!s other, by Rev. Preu. The couple was attended by Miss Ella Haase as maid of honor and I us Harry Loeshelt, a brother of the bride as groomsman. Little Elaine Ira Briese, a cousin of the bride was.™ flower girl. IThe bride wore a white georgette dress trimmed with beads and car-1 m ried a bridal bouquet of Columbia roses. Miss Haase wore a yellow,, organdy dress and also carried roses |_° and Elaine Briese wore a pink organdy and carried a basket of sweetthwcaadithpeas.The home was decorated with cut “ flowers.fern and wedding bells. Af-1 ter the ceremony dinner was served,, to the following guests: Mr. and ® Mrs. J. Beier, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nimmermann and son, Marvin. Mr. and Mrs. Lampert, Miss Ella Haase all of Ripon; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leuthe and sons, Edward and Noal. of Markesan; Miss Viola McMoran, of Randolph; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schmuhl and childern, Mattie and Herbert, Mrs. Bertha Loechelt, Rev. and Mrs. Preu and daughter, Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. ArthurPatchett and son, Milton, Mr. and Mrs Reynold Briese and children. 118: Elaine and Blaine. Mrs. August Briese,Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Block . and the Misses Muriel Baker, Opal Riant and Emma Plagens and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherwood all of Fairwater.Mr. and Mrs. Beier are enjoying short wedding trip visiting at var-d. ious places in Wisconsin and will be gone several days.stlt;Itwlcanioucom!iejedwlfaci(W£crlt;th«papean8 j They will reside on the groom's farm north of Ripon and will be at home to their friends July 1st.r-tlt;atlt;htl