The Waterloo Times
Friday, April 23, 1915

Wedding Bells

Cupid Has Been Busy in Waterloo and Vicinity

FREIMUTH-WISCHMEYER

A pretty home wedding took place at the farm residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 
Wischmeyer Tuesday afternoon, when their daughter, Miss Marguerite, was joined 
in the bonds of holy matrimony to Herman Freimuth, Jr., of  Fountain.  Rev. J. Nollau 
of St. Paul’s Evangelical church performed the ceremony.

Miss Henrietta Freimuth acted as bridesmaid and Edwin Wischmeyer was the groom’s 
best man. 

The bride was becomingly attired in white ivory satin with the entire bodice and overskirt 
of rose point lace.  The veil was arranged in cap fashion with satin ribbon rosettes at each 
ear and a bandeau of white roses with lilacs.  She carried a shower bouquet of white 
carnations and ferns.

Her maid was attired in a girlish frock of embroidery and carried a bouquet of white 
carnations and ferns.

Miss Bertha E. Oldendorph played the wedding march.

After the wedding ceremony a splendid wedding supper was served and the guests 
showered the best wishes and congratulations upon the newly wedded pair.

They go to housekeeping at once on a farm near New Hanover.  The Times wafts 
best wishes to them upon their journey through life.