The Sidney herald., 1961-09-06

Church, Blair, Nebraska, Sunday,
August 20, 1861 at z o'clock in
the evening.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother Harold A. Schjodt of
Blair, Nebraska, wore a bouquet
tafleta gown styled with a venice
lace yoke. Stirring detailed the
side of the bodice. A pick UP
drape styled the waistline in back
centered with a handmade rose
flowing into a chapel length train.
The brides French illusion veil
was draped to an orange blossom
cap. She wore a pearl choker and
ear ring set, gift of the groom.
Mr.. Hundtofte is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Hundtofte of
Sidney, Montana. !
The church was decorated with
bouquets of gladiolas and seven
branch cl~ndelabras and the pews
were decorated with white satin
bows.
The bride was preceded down
the aisle by Miss Mia Sheets, of
Blair, maid of honor; Mrs. Robert
Martin, of Blair; and Miss Anna
Hundtofte, sister of the groom of
Sidney, Montana, as bridesmaids.
Miss Annette Hansen of Blair,
niece of the bride, was Junior
bridesmaid. The young ladies
were dressed in i~dentically styled
street length outfits of pastel
shades of pink, lavender, yellow
and green chiffon over taffeta de-
signed with fitted bodices, cap
sleeves, full skirts and GUNNER
bunds fastened with three-tiered
sashes. Their headpieces were
matching bows of taffeta. They
each wore pearl chokers, gift of
the bride, white gloves and shoes.
They each carried nosegays of
pompons tinted to match their
dresses.
Sondra Schjodt, niece of the
bride, was flower girl and scatter
ed flower petals in the aisle. Her
dress and headpiece, styled iden-
tical to that of the attendants, was
of pink chiffon over taffeta.
The dresses were made by Mrs.
George Sheets of Blair, Nebraska,
mother of the maid of honor.
Ernest Larsen of Dubuque, Iowa
served his brother-in-laW as best
man. Groomsmen were Palmer
Hund.Cfte, brother of the groom,
of Billings, Montana and Allen
Herman, brother-il-law of the
groom CT Sidney, Montana. Rich
ard Petersen of Fremont, Neb.
nephew of the bride, was Junior
Groomsman. Robert Marting o.
Blair and Larry Lamp of Avoca
Iowa were uShers.
Steven DeLaCastro of Omaha
nephew of the bride, served a
ring bearer.
The candlelighters, nephews o
the bride, were Lyle and Ala
Schjodt. The groom and his at
PENDANTS wore white dinner jacket
and black tuxedo trousers.
Mrs. Theodore Hundtofte of Sid
ney, mother of the groom wore
rose lace dress fashioned wit
chiffon cummberbund and pane
with matching accessories an
wore a corsage of pastel pompor
and white baby roses.
Miss Gwen Hanson of Herman
Neb., sang "The Wedding Prayer
preceding the wedding march. TT
maid of honor, Mia Sheets, san
This Is the Day." and 1.-THE Lord
Prayer" accompanied by tt
organist, Mrs. Alfred Iverson
Shelby, Iowa.
The reception was held in tt
church parlors where the sam
color scheme of pink, lavende
yellow and green was carried OF
Ernest Larsen led the guests
deVotiCns. Dedication was SUI
by Gwen Hanson and God Ga'
Me You" by Mrs. Harald Schjoc
sister-in-law of the bride, accom-
panied by Miss Annette Hansen.
Mrs. Clifford K. Hansen of Bla
and Mrs. Hubert t. Petersen
Fremont, Neb., sisters of the brio
cut and served the wedding cal
Mrs. Allen Herman, Mrs. Wend'
Patch and Mrs. Ernest Larse
sisters of the groom served the j
cream and punch and poured t
coffee.
Mrs. Dennis Altekruse, cousin
the bride, Mrs. Ernest Larsen a
Mrs Palmer Hundtofte to
charge of the gift table and CIV
Hanson the guest book.
Mary Kay Petersen of Frenlt
and jeanne Hansen of Blair, ME,