a inan-dl-thecre-plc-:olnilan'••A.*6B8.ata-t ofrby.,by?or-tbyeeircityirgerty,*na-lateandtorsthe%» .tieir be a of ele-laul rere Ab or,iray,theIiernholtz-MnyStudt.Wedding• The marriage of 'Miss' Louise Bern-hdlb and Mr. Michael Maystadt was solemnized at’.,S.S. Peter and .Paul’s church Tuesday morning, November 18f at eight thirty' o’clock. Sister Agnltla. played the wedding march.The bride was; beautifully dressed in a gown of1, white satin trimmed with silver lace. She wore a strand of pealrs and carried; a bonquet of white chrysanthemums,:: white and pink roaes. . Her veil was in Grecian stylo and was outlihVd; with lilies ofthe .valley.., *'\x, ; She was attended' by ; Miss Hose Maystadt, a sister of the brldesgroom. She wore' a gowp of ; pipk messaline trimmed with sUyer lace., Her hat was of silver lace'and alie wore a string of pearls. She carried her prayerbook; '' •v;v. The bridegroom Vaq attended by JWTr. Edward Bernholtz, a brother of the bride; ■ • 'Mr. John Maystadt and Mr. Tony Klocke were ushers. After the services a wedding breakfast Was served at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph’ Bernhaltz.The young couple .left for Chicago where they will spend a week with relatives and friends but will return to Carroll to make their .home on a farm’ belonging to August Myalstadt, fother of the bridegroom.;: 'The Times wishes to; jpin with their pi any friends in extending congratulations and bept wishes.wban i. /mihaioffMrdeifat