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DescriptionClara Helene Schultz (1895-1973) marriage in Nordisk Tidende on February 24, 1921.png	English: Clara Helene Schultz (1895-1973) marriage in Nordisk Tidende on February 24, 1921
Date	24 February 1921
Source	Nordisk Tidende on February 24, 1921
Author	AnonymousUnknown author
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Bryllup. Miss Clara H. Schultz, en niece af Mr. & Mrs. E. Schneider, 2728 Boulevard, Jersey City, og Mr. Edward A. Thompson, 3160 Boulevard, indtraadte i egteskab søndag 13 februar. Vielsen, som udførtes af pastor Willard P. Soper, foregik i Bergen Reformed Church. Bruden førtes til alteret af sin onkel, Mr. Emil Schneider; tanten, Mrs. E. Schneider var maid-of-honor, Miss Helen Bundy og Miss Sigrid Anderson var brudepiger, Miss Alice Schneider blomsterpige og Mr. John D. Thompson bedstemand. Efter vielsen holdtes en reception og middag i Hotel Carell for 50 gister. Der var lykønskningstaler af Mr. Eugene Feder og Mr. Geo. Hendrickson. Blandt gjesterne var Mr. Mrs. E. Schneider, Mr. & Mrs. C. Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. M. Anderson, Hoboken, Mr. & Mrs. H. Schneider, Mr. & Mrs. H. Engelmann, New York City, Mr. & Mrs. B. Lynch, New Brighton, Staten Island, Mr. & Mrs. H. Seidermann, Brooklyn, Mr. & Mrs. A. Winblad, New York City, Mr. & Mrs. T. McCarthy, Rosedale, Long Island, kapt. Mrs. G. W. Mason,. Mr. & Mrs. J. Owen, Miss Alice Schneider, Helen Bundy, Miss Sigrid Anderson, Miss Edna Selmeider, Miss Dorothy Petersen, Miss Lena Anderson, Miss Bertha Lynch, Mrs. Ethel & Alice Engelmann, John Thompson, Carl C. Kantor, James Petersen, Geo. Hendricksen, Eugene Feder, Eddie Schneider, jr., Edwin Thompson, jr., Ben Lynch, jr., Dewey Lattin, Otto Winblad, Theodore Schneider, Toney Wilhem.

Wedding. Miss Clara Helene Schultz, a niece of Mr. & Mrs. Emil August Schneider, 2728 Boulevard, Jersey City, and Mr. Edward A. Thompson, 3160 Boulevard, entered into marriage Sunday, February 13th. The wedding ceremony, conducted by Pastor Willard P. Soper, took place in Bergen Reformed Church. The bride was led to the altar by her uncle, Mr. Emil Schneider; aunt, Inga Karoline Eldora Pedersen was maid-of-honor, Miss Helen Bundy and Miss Sigrid Anderson were bridesmaids, Miss Alice Schneider flower girl and Mr. John D. Thompson grandmother. After the wedding ceremony, a reception and dinner were held at Hotel Carell for 50 guests. There were congratulatory speeches by Mr. Eugene Feder and Mr. George Hendrickson. Among the guests were Mr. E. Schneider; Mr. & Mrs. C. Thompson; Mr. & Mrs. M. Anderson, Hoboken; Mr. & Mrs. H. Schneider; Mr. & Mrs. H. Engelmann, New York City; Mr. & Mrs. B. Lynch, New Brighton, Staten Island; Mr. & Mrs. H. Seidermann, Brooklyn; Mr. & Mrs. Anton Julius Winblad, New York City; Mr. & Mrs. T. McCarthy, Rosedale, Long Island; Captain & Mrs. G. W. Mason; Mr. & Mrs. J. Owen; Miss Alice Violetta Schneider; Helen Bundy; Miss Sigrid Marie Anderson; Miss Edna Selmeider; Miss Dorothy Petersen; Miss Lena Anderson; Miss Bertha Lynch; Mrs. Ethel & Alice Engelmann; John Thompson; Carl C. Kantor; James Petersen; George Hendricksen; Eugene Feder; Eddie August Schneider; Edwin Thompson, Jr.; Ben Lynch, Jr.; Dewey Earnest Lattin; Otto Perry Winblad; Theodore Schneider; and Toney Wilhem.

• Bergen Reformed Church
• Hotel Carell

• Clara Helene Schultz (1895-1973)
• Emil August Schneider (1886-1955)
• Inga Karoline Eldora Pedersen (1882-1927)
• Anton Julius Winblad (1886-1975)
• Alice Violetta Schneider (1913-2002)
• Sigrid Marie Anderson (1905-1940) and Tandberg
• Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940)
• Dewey Earnest Lattin (1898-1985)
• Otto Perry Winblad (1902-1977)
• Mathilde Sophie Amalia Pedersen (1872-1949) and Martin Anderson
• Henry Engelmann (1878-1950) and Pauline Schneider (1881-1932)
• Theodore Schneider (1902-1979)

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