The Sidney herald., 1961-10-18

Miss Donnabelle Marie Dyn-
neSOn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
De0nis Dynneson, Sidney, became
the bride Of Warren Earl Warp,
cor of Mrs. Violet Warp, and the
late Mr.. Herbert j. Warp, Havre,
in the PeIla Lutheran Church,
Sidney, at 2:30 P. M, Sunday,
October l, 1861.
Rev. Ole Larsen performed the
double ring ceremony. Mrs. Ed
ward Thogersen, cousin of the
bride, played the wedding marches
and Accomplishments for Mrs.
Arne Degn, cousin of the bride,
who sang 'Oh, Perfect Love" and
''The Wedding Prayer" Baskets of
gladioli and NUNS decorated the
altar and white bows with greens
decorated the pews.
On the arm OF her father the
bride assembled the aisle in a
floor length gown Of Chantilly lace
owe bridal taffeta, fashioned with
basque bodice, net, lace trimmed
yoke and long sleeves which
tapered to a point at the wrist.
The skirt of tiers of lace termina-
ted into a chapel train. Her
fingertip veil of imported silk
illusion was attached to a lace and
satin pill box with seed pearl
trim. She wore a five strand neck
lace of aurora borealis and ear
rings to match, gift of the groom.
The brides bouquet was a cas-
cade of yellow roses with gold
StreamerS.
Tae maid-of honor, Ila Mae
Anderson, Denver, Colorado,
cousin of the bride, wore a
street length dress of gold peau-
de sole. 1t had a fitted bodice
with stand-away collar and short
sleeves; a full skirt with self
bow trim at the waist. Her satin
shoes matched her dress. She wore
a headband of gold and bronze
NUNS and carried a bouquet Of
roses and bronze NUNS which haC
gold StreamerS. She wore a pear
chOker and earrings, gift of the
bride.
Marlys Woodwork, friend Of
the bride, and Mrs. Thomas Boone
Bicmark, North Dakota, sister Of
the groom, were bridesmaids. They
wore emerald green dresse,
identical to that of the maid-of-
honor, with shoes to match. Their
headbandS and bouquets were
identical to that worn by thu
maid-of = honor. Each wore
choker and earrings, gifts of thu
bride.
Glenn Warp, Havre, brother o
the groom, was best man. Groom
men were Sherman DynneSon
brother of the bride, and Norman
Warp, Great Falls, brother of tn
groom Albert Warp, Havre
brother of the groom, and Ro.
Degn, cousin of the bride, serves
as ushers. All wore dark bushes
suits.
Sharon and Vicki Warp, Havrt
nieceS of the groom, were flowe
girls and scattered yellow ros
petals in the aisle. They wor
emerald green dresses with head
bands of gold and bronze NUNS
Each wore a pearl choker, a gi!
of the bride.
Allan Nielsen, Westby, serve
as ringbearer.
Mrs. Dynnescu, mother of tn
bride, chose a dusty blue dress
organza over taffeta with pin
hat and gloves for her daughter
wedding. Her necklace and eal
rings of light blue and clear CT
glass were the ones she wore
her own wedding.
Mrs. Warp wore a navy blu
sheathe with winter white hi
and gloves. Both mothers ia
yellow rose corsages.
Mrs. Howard Nielsen, Westb
cousin of the bride, had chars
of the guest book.
A reception was held in Il
church parlors Immediately TO
lowing the ceremony. Mrs. EFT
Thogersen, aunt of the bird
served as dining room hostes
Punch was served by Mrs. Abe
Warp, Havre, sister-in-law of Il
o The three-tier weddiI
cake. baked and decorated Wi
yellow roses by Mrs. Fred Ande
son aunt OF the bride, was also C
and served by her. Mrs. Ham
Aos and Mrs. Ingvard Svarl
aunts of the bride, poured I
coffee. Mrs. Russell Johns
served the bridal party. Othe