The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-08-22
Lovely Wedding
Joins Two Lives

Saturday morning two of Libby's
most popular young people were
united IN marriage at ST. Johns
Lutheran church by the Rev. II. L.
Pfotenhauer
Miss Jean Kienitz, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kienitz of
this city, and Arthur j. Neils, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neils of Port
land, Ore, were the happy couple.
The bride, lovely in a beautiful
dress of all-over embroidered or
CANDY, basque style, was presented
in marriage by her father. Her
/ bouquet was of gardenias and dali
sizes, and gardenias formed the
frontispiece for the shoulder length
veil she wore.
Mrs A. j. Agather, sister of the
bride, was the matron of honor and
was beautifully gowned in import
ed green dotted Swiss. She carried
bouquet of daisies.
The mother of the bride was
charming in a beautiful pink linen
gown and carried large bouquet
of sWeetpeas.
The grooms mother was attired
in black and white travel crepe and
carried lovely white sweetpeas
julius Neils, brother of the groom.
was his attendant, A ]. Agather
and Robert Neils acted as ushers.
George Neils played the wedding
march and Mrs. Walter NeiIs sang
two beautiful solos. 'All For You
by Wessling and Brown, and
Lovers Litany, by Walter kra-
mer.
After the ring ceremony the we'd
ding party adjourned to the w. F.
Klenitz home for the reception. Mrs.
Clifford Brown. Mrs. Lloyd Burpee.
Miss Shirley Brnton. Miss Pauline
klenitz and Miss jeanette Olson
served delicious refreshments to a
large number of invited guests.
During the reception the bride.
attlred now in a going away outfit
of blue linen, and the groom left
on their wedding trip
Wedding pictures We're taken by
Mayor Clay Parker on the lawn of
the kienitz residence preceding the
reception
Mrs. Neils was born and reared
in Libby. She is graduate of the
local high school and attended col
lege at Cheney for two years. She
received B A. degree in home eco
Monies at Washington State College
at Pullman in 1887 and is a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma at that
school. Since her graduation she
has been managing the kootenai
theatre in this city
Mr. Neils has resided in Port
land, Ore. the greater part of his
life. He attended Reed College and
earned B, A. degree in business
administration at Stanford. He then
took further work at the University
Of Washington At the present time
he is employed by the j. Neils
Lumber company as assistant to the
general manager.
Upon return to this city the popu-
lar young couple will make their
home in newly constructed house
on California avenue. The house,
built to their specifications, is one
of the finest and most modern in
Libby. Their many friends wish
them every possible happiness in
their welded life in their new
home.
Out Of town guests at the wedding
included Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Neils,
Mrs. julius Neils, Miss Anna Neils,
Miss Ruth Marie Neils and Miss
Margie Neils, all Of Portland. Ore.
From Kalispell came Mrs. Martha
N. Agather, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ho-
man, Mrs. Everett Filter and son,
Everett, Jr., Max Agather Mrs.
Julia N Schoknecht, Miss Dorothy
Schoknecht, and Mark Schoknecht.
Mrs. Chas. Locatell of Miami, Fla,
Mrs. Ernest Handt of Chippewa
Falls, Wis, and Mrs. Paul Kienitz
of Merrill, Wis, were other out of
town guests