SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02
KlOOs-SandacZ
Wedding

| The wedding Of Miss Hilda Kloos,
daughter Of Mrs. Michael Ratscher of
X. ,. ., and Frank A. Sandacz of De-
troit, formerly of Salem, was solemn
lied at 9 p. m. Saturday in the En-.
manuel Lutheran church by Rev. John
Bauran, pastor.
| TIE church was decorated beauti-
fully with groupings of cibotium and
other ferns and palms, vases of white
chrysanthemums on the altar and two
l2-branch candelabra with white
| candles.
| Music preceding the double ring
ceremony included an organ program
| by Mrs. w. J. Seeman and vocal Sc
lection Because, by Miss Margaret
Fronius. During the ceremony the choir
Of which Miss Kloos was a member,
sang the song "Hear Our Prayer.
At.endante were Miss Mary Rat
scher, cousin OF the bride, as maid of
| hono:; Misses Minnie Schuster and
Mary Flip as bridesmaids; Rudolph
Bodendorfer, best man, and Arthur
kloos, cousin of the bride, and AL
fred konnerth, ushers.
| The bride, given in marriage by her
brother, Rudolph Kloos, wore white
brocaded satin gown, fashioned with
long train, long, tight sleeves puffed
at the shoulder and shirred bodic with
V-neckline. Her fngertip veil was ar
ranged in cap of orange blossoms,
Her bouquet of white rosebuds, white
pompons, an orchid and bouvardia, was
showered with pompons and maiden
hair fern.
| Miss Ratscher and the bridesmaids
wore gowns of the same design with
black slippers and matching bands of
flowers in their hair. The gowns of
heavy taffcta were fashioned with full
skirts, short puffed sleeves and sweat
heart necklines, trimmed with black
velvet bows at the neck and on the
sleeves. TO mention the beautiful black
and gold necklaces, gifts of the bride,
which the bridesmaids wore. Miss Rat.
scher wore deep rose; Miss Schuster,
dusty rose and Miss Flip, periwinkle
blue. Their corsages were of yellow
lpompons and yellow daisies.
1 of nc -
was dressed in street frock of aqua
crepe with matching accessories and
wore a corsage of yellow pompons and
Talisman roses.
A wedding dinner was given for the
bridal party and immediate families
at the Shell Restaurant following the
Iceremony.The table was decorated with
three-tier wedding cake, topped by a
miniature bride and groom. Place card
favors were tiny brides and grooms.
White tapers in crystal holders com.
Vpleted the appointments.
| Fifty guests from Detroit, Clyde,
WasLingtonville, Greenford and Salem
wer" entertained at reception in the
evening at the home of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandacz left Saturday
evening for wedding trip to Wash.
ington, d. c. On their return they will
make their home in Detroit where he is
emp.cyed as machinist by the Held.
rich Die and Tool Co.
Mrs. Sandacz wore two-piece frock
of black and white checked wool and
corsage of orchids as her travelling
costume. Also the beautiful gold cameo
brooch, the brides gift from the groom
she wore on her travelling costume.
The bride, graduate of Salem High
School in the class of 1885, has beer
employed by the S. s. kresge Co., here
Her husband attended school in Penn
sylvania.
Hiida Kloos was an active membe,
Of tie Junior Saxons. She was presi
dent of the Salem Juniors at the time
of her marriage. Frank Sandacz wa,
also a former member of the Salem
Junic's up until the time he moved
back to Detroit, Mich.