Marriage of Edward Orth & Minnie Lindenau and Marriage of Frank Weiss & Mary Jaquette
Two weddings took place at St. Luke's church this morning. The first was that of Edward A. Orth and Miss Minnie Lindenau, both of this city. The groom is a sturdy and highly esteemed young man and the bride is a handsome and gracious young lady. Both are well known and have a wide circle of friends who will unite in wishing them a pleasant journey through life. After the ceremony at the church, the union was duly celebrated at the home of the bride's parents and then the happy couple departed upon a wedding visit to St. Paul and to several other cities along their route.
An hour after the Orth-Lindenau nuptials the marriage of Frank Weiss of this city and Miss Mayme Jacquette of the Town of Two Rivers, was solemnized at the altar in St. Luke's church. It was a very pretty and impressive ceremony and the wedding party made a very attractive sight as vows were exchanged at the altar. Mr. Weiss,, the groom, was born and raised in this city and is an upright and honorable young man who is popular with all who know him. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Jacquette of the Town of Two Rivers. She is an amiable and charming young lady who has a wide circle of friends. The wedding is to be celebrated this afternoon and evening at Eastwin Hall, where elaborate preparations have been made therefor and a large number of guests have been invited.
The attendants of the bridal couple at the first ceremony were Mr. M. Dehringer and Miss Paulina Lindenau. At the second ceremony, they were Messrs A. Wachtel and Peter Becker Jr. and Misses Amelia Jaquette and Mayme Raatz.
The Reporter, Sat., June 13, 1908
Two weddings took place at St. Luke's church this morning. The first was that of Edward A. Orth and Miss Minnie Lindenau, both of this city. The groom is a sturdy and highly esteemed young man and the bride is a handsome and gracious young lady. Both are well known and have a wide circle of friends who will unite in wishing them a pleasant journey through life. After the ceremony at the church, the union was duly celebrated at the home of the bride's parents and then the happy couple departed upon a wedding visit to St. Paul and to several other cities along their route.
An hour after the Orth-Lindenau nuptials the marriage of Frank Weiss of this city and Miss Mayme Jacquette of the Town of Two Rivers, was solemnized at the altar in St. Luke's church. It was a very pretty and impressive ceremony and the wedding party made a very attractive sight as vows were exchanged at the altar. Mr. Weiss,, the groom, was born and raised in this city and is an upright and honorable young man who is popular with all who know him. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Jacquette of the Town of Two Rivers. She is an amiable and charming young lady who has a wide circle of friends. The wedding is to be celebrated this afternoon and evening at Eastwin Hall, where elaborate preparations have been made therefor and a large number of guests have been invited.
The attendants of the bridal couple at the first ceremony were Mr. M. Dehringer and Miss Paulina Lindenau. At the second ceremony, they were Messrs A. Wachtel and Peter Becker Jr. and Misses Amelia Jaquette and Mayme Raatz.
The Reporter, Sat., June 13, 1908
Marriage of Edward Orth & Minnie Lindenau and Marriage of Frank Weiss & Mary Jaquette
Two weddings took place at St. Luke's church this morning. The first was that of Edward A. Orth and Miss Minnie Lindenau, both of this city. The groom is a sturdy and highly esteemed young man and the bride is a handsome and gracious young lady. Both are well known and have a wide circle of friends who will unite in wishing them a pleasant journey through life. After the ceremony at the church, the union was duly celebrated at the home of the bride's parents and then the happy couple departed upon a wedding visit to St. Paul and to several other cities along their route.
An hour after the Orth-Lindenau nuptials the marriage of Frank Weiss of this city and Miss Mayme Jacquette of the Town of Two Rivers, was solemnized at the altar in St. Luke's church. It was a very pretty and impressive ceremony and the wedding party made a very attractive sight as vows were exchanged at the altar. Mr. Weiss,, the groom, was born and raised in this city and is an upright and honorable young man who is popular with all who know him. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Jacquette of the Town of Two Rivers. She is an amiable and charming young lady who has a wide circle of friends. The wedding is to be celebrated this afternoon and evening at Eastwin Hall, where elaborate preparations have been made therefor and a large number of guests have been invited.
The attendants of the bridal couple at the first ceremony were Mr. M. Dehringer and Miss Paulina Lindenau. At the second ceremony, they were Messrs A. Wachtel and Peter Becker Jr. and Misses Amelia Jaquette and Mayme Raatz.
The Reporter, Sat., June 13, 1908
Two weddings took place at St. Luke's church this morning. The first was that of Edward A. Orth and Miss Minnie Lindenau, both of this city. The groom is a sturdy and highly esteemed young man and the bride is a handsome and gracious young lady. Both are well known and have a wide circle of friends who will unite in wishing them a pleasant journey through life. After the ceremony at the church, the union was duly celebrated at the home of the bride's parents and then the happy couple departed upon a wedding visit to St. Paul and to several other cities along their route.
An hour after the Orth-Lindenau nuptials the marriage of Frank Weiss of this city and Miss Mayme Jacquette of the Town of Two Rivers, was solemnized at the altar in St. Luke's church. It was a very pretty and impressive ceremony and the wedding party made a very attractive sight as vows were exchanged at the altar. Mr. Weiss,, the groom, was born and raised in this city and is an upright and honorable young man who is popular with all who know him. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Jacquette of the Town of Two Rivers. She is an amiable and charming young lady who has a wide circle of friends. The wedding is to be celebrated this afternoon and evening at Eastwin Hall, where elaborate preparations have been made therefor and a large number of guests have been invited.
The attendants of the bridal couple at the first ceremony were Mr. M. Dehringer and Miss Paulina Lindenau. At the second ceremony, they were Messrs A. Wachtel and Peter Becker Jr. and Misses Amelia Jaquette and Mayme Raatz.
The Reporter, Sat., June 13, 1908
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