Parents were Robert Uhlig b. 1845 d. 1918 and Josephine Lockner b.1854 d.1923.
Mamie was married to Ernest Hugo Schmidt June 12, 1895.
SCHMIDT-UHLIG--From the Omaha World-Herald we clip the following concerning the marriage of one of Columbus' former lovely young ladies:
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uhlig, 714 North Nineteenth street, at 3 p.m., Thursday, occurred the wedding of their daughter, Mamie, a beautiful and accomplished girl, and Mr. Hugo Schmidt of Chicago. The love affair which led to this happy wedding can be traced back to the "White City," as many others have met for the first time in that memorable city in 1893.
Rev. Dean Gardner conducted the services. The bride was attired in cream swivel silk, trimmed in lace. The parlors were festooned with roses, smilax, tropical plants and foliage. The bridesmaid, Miss Anna Hoehen of Columbus, wore cream cashmere trimmed in white satin. Mr. Robert Uhlig, jr., acted as best man. The Lohengrin wedding march was played as the bridal party entered by Mrs. De Rizdon T. Stambaugh. After the solemn service was over music and congratulations occupied the time until the wedding supper was announced. Among the guests were: Mrs. F. Gottschalk and Miss Anna Hoehen, Columbus; Misses Anna and Estella Becher.
Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt left for the west during the afternoon and will pass the honeymoon in the Rockies.
Detail The Columbus Journal, June 12, 1895
One daughter born to this union, Elsie Josephine Uhlig September 22, 1900.
Mamie was married to Ernest Hugo Schmidt June 12, 1895.
SCHMIDT-UHLIG--From the Omaha World-Herald we clip the following concerning the marriage of one of Columbus' former lovely young ladies:
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uhlig, 714 North Nineteenth street, at 3 p.m., Thursday, occurred the wedding of their daughter, Mamie, a beautiful and accomplished girl, and Mr. Hugo Schmidt of Chicago. The love affair which led to this happy wedding can be traced back to the "White City," as many others have met for the first time in that memorable city in 1893.
Rev. Dean Gardner conducted the services. The bride was attired in cream swivel silk, trimmed in lace. The parlors were festooned with roses, smilax, tropical plants and foliage. The bridesmaid, Miss Anna Hoehen of Columbus, wore cream cashmere trimmed in white satin. Mr. Robert Uhlig, jr., acted as best man. The Lohengrin wedding march was played as the bridal party entered by Mrs. De Rizdon T. Stambaugh. After the solemn service was over music and congratulations occupied the time until the wedding supper was announced. Among the guests were: Mrs. F. Gottschalk and Miss Anna Hoehen, Columbus; Misses Anna and Estella Becher.
Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt left for the west during the afternoon and will pass the honeymoon in the Rockies.
Detail The Columbus Journal, June 12, 1895
One daughter born to this union, Elsie Josephine Uhlig September 22, 1900.
Parents were Robert Uhlig b. 1845 d. 1918 and Josephine Lockner b.1854 d.1923.
Mamie was married to Ernest Hugo Schmidt June 12, 1895.
SCHMIDT-UHLIG--From the Omaha World-Herald we clip the following concerning the marriage of one of Columbus' former lovely young ladies:
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uhlig, 714 North Nineteenth street, at 3 p.m., Thursday, occurred the wedding of their daughter, Mamie, a beautiful and accomplished girl, and Mr. Hugo Schmidt of Chicago. The love affair which led to this happy wedding can be traced back to the "White City," as many others have met for the first time in that memorable city in 1893.
Rev. Dean Gardner conducted the services. The bride was attired in cream swivel silk, trimmed in lace. The parlors were festooned with roses, smilax, tropical plants and foliage. The bridesmaid, Miss Anna Hoehen of Columbus, wore cream cashmere trimmed in white satin. Mr. Robert Uhlig, jr., acted as best man. The Lohengrin wedding march was played as the bridal party entered by Mrs. De Rizdon T. Stambaugh. After the solemn service was over music and congratulations occupied the time until the wedding supper was announced. Among the guests were: Mrs. F. Gottschalk and Miss Anna Hoehen, Columbus; Misses Anna and Estella Becher.
Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt left for the west during the afternoon and will pass the honeymoon in the Rockies.
Detail The Columbus Journal, June 12, 1895
One daughter born to this union, Elsie Josephine Uhlig September 22, 1900.
Mamie was married to Ernest Hugo Schmidt June 12, 1895.
SCHMIDT-UHLIG--From the Omaha World-Herald we clip the following concerning the marriage of one of Columbus' former lovely young ladies:
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uhlig, 714 North Nineteenth street, at 3 p.m., Thursday, occurred the wedding of their daughter, Mamie, a beautiful and accomplished girl, and Mr. Hugo Schmidt of Chicago. The love affair which led to this happy wedding can be traced back to the "White City," as many others have met for the first time in that memorable city in 1893.
Rev. Dean Gardner conducted the services. The bride was attired in cream swivel silk, trimmed in lace. The parlors were festooned with roses, smilax, tropical plants and foliage. The bridesmaid, Miss Anna Hoehen of Columbus, wore cream cashmere trimmed in white satin. Mr. Robert Uhlig, jr., acted as best man. The Lohengrin wedding march was played as the bridal party entered by Mrs. De Rizdon T. Stambaugh. After the solemn service was over music and congratulations occupied the time until the wedding supper was announced. Among the guests were: Mrs. F. Gottschalk and Miss Anna Hoehen, Columbus; Misses Anna and Estella Becher.
Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt left for the west during the afternoon and will pass the honeymoon in the Rockies.
Detail The Columbus Journal, June 12, 1895
One daughter born to this union, Elsie Josephine Uhlig September 22, 1900.
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