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A CHURCH WEDJDING.Marriage of Julius Sauer man end Mies Stasia Steele at 8 O’oloefc.GEN,BdubIcfiVeteran:rThet the Eig greee a’ Arm7 I morrow dent, a:A joyous wedding was Bolenmized at St. Patrick's Catholio church thie morning at 8 o’clock, when Mr. Julius Sauer-man, of Oshkosh, Wie., and Miss Anastasia P. Steele, only obild of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Steele, were made husband and wife, The Very Rev. P. J,Maokin wbb tbe officiating prie3t, who celebrated high mass immediately after tbe marriage ceremony was spoken,Tbe church wae crowded with invited guests and fnends. Mendelseohn’s Btately wedding march was played by Mother Baromeo of the 18t* Teresa oon- j Tbe vent, and while the music filled the ganizei church, the bridal party entered in this I Rioharlt; order: First came the uehers Martin pointer O’Heran, of Mason City, and J. J. Finn, I ment i of Decatur, followed by the page, Mae* I three j ter John Finn, Next came the flower enliste girl, Floia Veale, attired in white and J May 4, carrying a backet of white and pink I m all e roses. The beet man was Leo J. Kadeeki I five ylt; who was the eeODrt for the bridesmaid, recordMiss Nellie Veale, of Ohioago, who was | honor attired in pink, and carried pink roses. j tioa of Mr, Sanerraan and Miss Steele were the by Fr last to reach the altar. The bride’s cos- Joeiah fcume was a rich cream colored satin with 1 reepee full bridal veil caught up with white 1 front pinks* She were while ealin slippers I and oi and earned bride’s roses. J impcirDunng the celebration of the mass I Done! the music wae by the choir, comprising I Thom Mr. end Mrs. George Peake, Mr. Kelly, mond,Mr. Wentworth, Prof. Neece, Mieses siegeFort, of the in Tf gagenCelia Milligan, Anna Brown, Mary O'Oeran, Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Moore.At the conclusion of the ceremony Mr, and Mrs. Sanermau and friende entered carriages and were driven to the resi- I and deuce of the bride’s parentfl at No. 501 | wean East Marietta street, where a sumptuous wedding breakfast was served to a cam-1 Tbs p sny of about seventy-five gueste, There j begat were autumnal decorations in the parlor* I will and ;n the dining room the colors were every pink and white. 1 vitedMr. and Mrs. D. L. Foran, Mr. and | ter uj Mib. George Ganley, of Bement; Mr. and Mre. William Ganley and daughter, I jrfl Mr. and Mrs* James McGinn end dangh-1 Pe ter, c! Ivesdale; Mr. and Mrs, Johnl Jol Ganley and daughter, of Mtlmine; Mar-1 tin O’flerftn, of Mason Oity, and Mibb I j0JNellie Veale, of Chicago, were among | Gethe gueete at the reception. Regrets were received from frienda at Oshkosh I Jaand Sgole, Wis,, Belleville, Chicago and j Boother cities. A large number of useful | and beautiful gifts were presented to*r£7n-inalk,inIs,tieofte,thJs,the bride. 1 ^The happy couple lefv afc noon on the Wabash limited for Chicago, Milwaukee ^ and Oshkosh, Wis,, at which last namedcity they will make their home. The. bride wore ft navy blue traveling suit. ’ Mr. Sauermam who is a skilled silvei-1 A.amith, was formerly in the employ of j R-Curtis Bros., this city. Now he is connected with the jewelry firm of BireJy 0.Son at Oshkosb, He is an energetic 1 *and frugal young man. The bride is a graduate of St. Teresa's convent, and Ihas taken u thorough course in stenography and typewriting at the Decatur I gBaaineeB College. The Republican joins qlt;with Mrs. Sauerman’s hosts of friends in I J,wishing her happiness unalloyed ia her A. new relation in life. I Bnrg
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Decatur Weekly Republican
Decatur, Illinois, US
Thu, Oct 12, 1893
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