The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-25

| EnulhHuel LutneTan CnurCn Was
the scene OF the beautifully ap
pointed ceremony on Saturday
evening when Miss Thelma Lutz
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert LutE
became the bride of William H.
Klapper. son Of Mns. David Fem,
Belleville.
1t was candlelight service and
tall standards holding candles tied
with white ribbon streamers were
! used in .he chancel and marked
the pews. The ehancel was attrac.
lively arranged with palms and bou-
Quets OF spring flowers and the
bride and groom knelt on a white
satin cushion before the altar. Rev.
Harley Sipe read the double ring
marriage service.
While the guests were being
seated and during a brief interlude
before the ceremony, Beethoven's
Moonlight Sonata" ITO a wild
Rose" 20 Promise Me" and 20 Per.
feet Love" were played by the or
ganist Betty Fenker. William Nc
Candless sang Always" and Be
cause" AS the bridal party entered
the church the wedding march from
"Lohengrin" was played.
At the conclusion OF the marriage
service William McCandless sang
THE Lords Prayer" which was
followed by Mendelssohn's wedding
march as the bridal party repaired
to the parlors OF the church for a
reception.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father, made a charm
ing picture in her white slipper
satin gown. The pointed basque
was buttoned at the back with
satin buttons and loops and the
long sleeves were pointed at the
wrists. A fiat ruffle Of the satin
formed an OF the shoulder neck
line and the long train fell from
the waist in graceful folds. Her
four tered tulle veil was shirred
on a cap Of net beaded with pearl
orange blossoms and she wore the
groom's gift, a lovely strand OF
pearls. Her white prayer book was
tied with satin ribbon streamers
centered by an orchid and orange
blossoms.
The brides favorite colors were
worn by her attendants. The maid
OF honor, her sister, Maxine, was In
pink and carried a bouquet OF blue
irds and baby's breath. The brides
maids, Misses Charlotte Heesch
and Betty Earl, Ann Arbor. were In
pale blue and carried pink shower
bouquets OF carnations. Their gowns
were original Heesch models and
we're very lovely. They were alike
in design OF net over silk. the bod
ice with sweetheart neckline in
front. q deep pleated net ruchinS
forming a collar at the back. Cap
sleeves o. net were tied with satin
ribbons and dainty forget-me-nots
were embroidered on the midnff
shirring Of the bodice In contras--
ing colors OF pink and blue. Two
deep flounces Of the net formed
the full skirts.
Artistic hair bands OF shirred net
trimmed with wreaths OF flowers
we're worn and deep me- cuffs COM
ing TO a point over the fingers
were embroidered in forget-me-nots
and were worn in place oc gloves.
The brides gift to her attend
ants were gold compacts.
The groom had as his best man,
Rober.. Santure and the ushers
we're Dale Tibbitts and Eugene
Schuman. They received gifts OF
gold tie clasps.
Mrs. Lutz chose for her daugh-
ter's wedding a dressmaker suit OF
apple green wool. Her hat OF white
felt was trimmed with white gar
denias and her corsage was OF the
same flower. The groom's mother,
Mrs. Fem. was wearing a smart
powder blue crepe dress and ac-
cessories, wearing a corsage OF gar.
denias.
At the reception the parents Of
the young couple received with
them. The brides parents were
celebrating their twenty-fourth
wedding anniversary.
A buffet supper was served. The
brides table was lovely with five
TERED wedding cake beautifully de-
signed with a miniature bride and
groom in tiny chapel and bor-
dered with ferns and orange bios
SONS. Wax candles moulded with
SPRAYS OF orange blossoms and Sc.