The herald., 1920-07-08

Eegan to Mr.. Bernhardt Heebe
which was celebrated on Wedues-
day. June &0th. at six o'clock p. m.
in the Trinity Lutheran Church OF
Algiers. IN the presence OF a large
gathering OF relatives and friends.
Rev. W. IL Hafner officiatcd. The
church was brilliantly illuminated
with electric lights and decorated
with palms and ferns. which were
arranged in an arch at the foot of
the altar Lohengrin'S Wedding
March was played as the bride en-
tered During the ceremony Schau-
mans Traumerie was softly render
ed. Mrs. Fred Macauley presided
at the organ. During the signing of
the Register Because" was beauti-
fully rendered by Miss Wilhelminia
Pelke. Mendolssolin's Wedding
March was given as occasional.
The bride who was given TO be
married by her father. looked charm
/ ing in a Partisan Gown of ivory
satin. embelished in pearls CLASH
cally draped with tulle and satin
from which hung long tassels of
pearls Her long court train of
satin. falling from her shoulders
was attached To the veil of illusion
with orange blossoms and valley ILL
les. The veil was arranged in Cor
onet Fashion. and held in place with
a wreath of District feathers. The
nuptial flowers were brides roses
and valley lilies. from which hung
streamerS of tulle and reins of white
ribbon. which were attached to Gu
pid. who guided the bride to the al
tar. Sweet little Miss Lolita Sierra
acted as Cupid. She carried a gold
en- bow and arrow. The only 0rna-
nrent the bride wore was a string of
pearls set with a diamond and plati-
mum clasp. a gift of the groom. Pre-
ceding the bride was the flower
girl. Miss Gida Heebe who strewed
the path with rose petals. She
wore a white accOrdian plated
crepe de cine dress draped with rose
buds. 4 wreath of white satin
daisies were twined around her
head tied with Streamers of baby
ribbon. Master Cecil Daul. the ring
lily. He wore a white satin suit
with irridescent trimmings from
which fellla cape of satin He wore
hat TO match with ostrich feathers !
The little pages were Masters Alvin !
Eppling and Jack Eppling, who
were dressed in white satin suits
with irTideSCent trimmings and wore
large satin hats adorned with ostrich
feathers. Nre Robert Macauley, !
sister of the bride. looked very at /
traCtive as matrOn of honor. She
wore a gown of apricot brocaded !
satin draped with apricot tulle beau
tifully finished with irridescent
trimmings. and silver ribbons. She
wore a picture hat of apricot tulle !
with long streamers to match, held |
in place with blue forget-me-nots !
and wore a corsage bouquet OF pink !
rose buds and blue forget-me-nOts. |
She carried Bible from which hung |
long streamers of valley lilies.
Miss Irma Regain. another sister
of the bride, looked picturesque in /
a Canary brocaded satin gown. with !
an over dress of cream metallic lace !
with puffs of tulle held in place with /
bows of silver ribbon artistically !
finished with irridesCent trimmings. /
She wore picture hat of canary F!
tulle with long streamers. grace
fully falling over the shoulders and |
held in place with yellow fOrget-me- |
nOts. She carried a Marie AntOi- F,
nette basket filed with sunburst !
roses and tied with loops and bows |
of canary tulle.
Miss Myrtle Clasen looked very !
lovely in a gown of canary brOcaded |
satin artistically draped with canary |
tulle. and held in place by bows and |
loops of silver ribbon prettily fin
ished with irridescent trimmings. !
She wore a picture hat of canary
tuIle with long streamers to match I
held in place with yellow fOrget-me- /
nots. She also carried Marie An
toinette basket, filled with sunburst
roses and tied with loops and bows
of canary tulle All wore skirts of
Harem design and Roman sandals
trimmed with silver ribbon. The