Houx – Falck Marriage 1905

HOUX, FALCK

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Date: 3/9/2019 at 13:35:50

Source: Decorah Republican June 8, 1905 P2 C3

Wedding Bells Ringing.
Cards were issued Inst week announcing the intended marriage of Miss Augusta E. Falck, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and{sic} Mrs. Chas. Falck, and Mr. Cam-bridge Graham Houx. The ceremony will take place at St. John’s Lutheran church at Locust, at three o’clock, Thursday, June l5th, followed by a reception at the home of the bride’s parents. The future home of these young people will be at 1237 Fifth Ave., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Evidently the event will be a social function taking in a large body of family acquaintances in the Locust region. The REPUBLICAN hopes it will prove a union of hearts and hands unmixed by a drop of bitterness.

Source: Decorah Republican June 15, 1905 P6 C2

HOUX—FALCK.
Another wedding to-day at which many of our citizens will be present is that of Miss Augusta Falck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Falck of Locust, and Cambridge Graham Sioux of Cedar Rapids. It will be one of the large social events of the season. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Seehuns at St. John’s Lutheran church and will be followed by a reception at the house.
Miss Falck will be attended by Miss Emma Pfister as maid of honor and Misses Macha Vance, Ida Ream, Julia Jessendahl, Emma Young, Menia Harter and Mary Kern, and Mr. Albert Christie of Cincinnati will be groomsman. Mr. and Mrs. Houx will spend their honeymoon in the east, starting to-morrow morning and going as far as Cedar Rapids by automobile. All who know the bride join in wishing her every happiness. The husband of her choice is the commercial traveler in this district for the Warfield-Pratt-Howell grocery company of Cedar Rapids and his genial nature has won him many friends who congratulate him most heartily. Mr. and Mrs. Houx will reside in Cedar Cedar{sic} Rapids.