The Sidney herald., 1961-09-06
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Miss EVOnne RuLn MathlSOn of
Phoenix, Arizona, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Mathisou
of Richey, Montana became the
bride of Mr.. David John Lofstrom
of Phoenix, Arizona, son of Rev.
and Mrs. Elmer Lofstrom of Sc
attic, Washington in an impress
sive candlelight service on Friday
evening, September l, at 1880
o'clock in the American Lutheran
church in Richey.
Rev. Arthur Mathison officiat-
ed at the double ring ceremony
before the altar decorated with
candelabra and thanked with
large baskets of white and red
gladioli and NUNS.
Mrs. Oscar Kvaalen of Sidney
presiding at the organ and Nor
man Lindevig of Lambert at the
piano played the professional, Je-
su, Joy of Mans Desiring. This
was also sung by the brides sis
ter and matron of honor, Mrs.
Clifford Stalwick, at the altar be-
fore the VOWS. While the couple
knelt at the Altar, the soloist
sang 90 Perfect Love-"
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She was love-
ly in a softly tailored white wool
sheath with elbow length sleeves
and matching hat with veil. She
wore crystal earrings and neck
lace, a gift of the groom, and car
r1ed a bouquet of American Beau
ty roses with StreamerS of white
carnations. The Matron of Honor
was attired in a softly tailored
oriental blue boucle sheath with
white accessories and a corsage
of red roses and white carnations.
Rev. Lofstrom, father of the
groom was best man. Oscar Kvaal-
en- of Sidney, Montana and Mar
low Eggum of Richey were ush-
erS.
The mother of the bride chose
for her daughters wedding, ar
avocado silk print with beige ac-
~ceSSories and the groom's mother
wore a grass green wool suit with
beige accessories and both moth
!. ers wore corsages of white anc
/ pink carnations.
A reception vas given follow.
ing the ceremony by the Ameri.
/ can Lutheran Church Women O.
Richey in the Methodist Church
parlorS. Mrs. Ole Jensen and Mr.
NARROW Eggum of Richey wer,
i'll charge.
The four tier wedding cake top
: ped with a miniature bride AM
2 groom, baked by Mrs. Georg,
Covlin, was cut by Mrs. OStel
Kvaalen of Lambert. A floral ar
f rangement in the satin weddin.
: slippers of the brides grandmoth
er, also the brides bouquet, grac
g ed the reception table. Mrs. Aug
ust Scheer poured the coffee
i Wanda Gibson and Sharon Lob
dell all of Richey presided at tn
e punch bowl. Assisting were Lor
ma Burgess and Sharon Carter Q
Lambert and Linda Olson of Rich
ely. Hosts were MI. and Mrs. Jir
o Golfer of Richey. Mrs. Ray DUAL
G ley and Mrs. Lowell Qualley c
Lambert, arranged the gifts an
Y Mrs. James Christensen of Pom
lar registered the guests.
l. For her going away, the bird
added a matching jacket an
corsage of red roses to her wee
ding dress. The couple left in
mediately by car for Phoeni,
Arizona, where they will reside
! 5O49 N. 18th Ave. Apt. 21O Phoe
nix II.
er The bride is a music teacht
tx and a graduate of Concordia Co
S. lege. Moorhead, Minnesota an
Re will resume her teaching positic
lie in Phoenix. The groom is a Sale.
IT, man for the 3 M company and
graduate of the University
Washington.
Among the guests at the WEI
ding were the brides brothe
n Rev. and Mrs. Milo Mathison
n St. Maries, Idaho; Rev. and MI
ID Clifford Stalwick of Weldo
n Sask.. Canada; the groom's pa
an ents. Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Lo
IN strom of Seattle, Washington; Il
I'd .groom's aunts, Mrs. Joe Bottm
Rapid City, South Dakota, Il
wife of the LIT. Governor of S
av Dakota; Mrs. Reuben Ande
si+ SON of Minneapolis, Mimi; al
n Rev and Mrs. Ausland of Fai
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