The Sidney herald., 1963-09-25

bride. They were all attired in
identical gowns of nylon over
taffeta and net in light shade
of lavendar with darker cum
and streamers
which fell from a deep laven-
dar self-material rose at the
neck back. They wore match
ing laVendar shoes and their |
net face veil fell from a match
ing circlet hat. Yvonne Hanson,
sister of the bride, was flower
girl. She wore q similar dress
with a full bouffant skirt and
miniature net face veil. Each
carried a colonial bouquet of
lavendar tipped carnations
and white ponpom chrysan-
themumS. Their aura-boralis
drop necklaces and medium
length white nylon gloves were
gifts of the bride.
Jim Gietzen was his broth
er'S best man. Groomsmen were
Merv Berger, a friend of the
groom; Ron Hanson, brother of
the bride and Harvey Page,
friend of the groom. Jimmie
Hanson, brother of the bride,
as ring bearer, carried the
rings on a white satin pillow
trimmed with lace and white
ribbon Streamers. All were
attired in formal white dinner
jackets, dark trousseurs and
bow ties. UShers were Fred
Rella, Jr. and Bob Gutcher.
All men attendants wore law
endar tipped carnation boutin-
iereS as did the fathers of the
bridal couple.
Mrs. Hanson, mother of the
bride, chose a light turquoise
nylon organza dress, compli-
mented with a small yelled
hat with black patent and white
accessories. Mrs. Gietzen, the
groom'S mother, wore a brown,
orange and copper dress with
black accessories. Both moth
ers wore corsageS of white
pompom chrySanthemumS and
pink roses.
Bouquets of garden flowers
| decorated the tables for the
reception Immediately follow
ing the ceremony in the church
parlors. Serving was done buf-
fet style with the Pella Luth.
eran Ladies assisting. The love.
ly five-tiered wedding cake
baked and decorated by Mrs
Lars Anderson, centered the
bridal table, flanked on eithel
side by pairs of tall, white
candles and vases o.
garden flowers. The bride!
colors were carried out in thu
cake decoration of deep laven
dar roses and white bells top
ped with the traditional minia
ture bride and groom. 1t wa
cut by the brides aunt, Mr..
! Lester Warner. A German
! chocolate cake, served as tn
. : groom'S cake. At the pune
bowl was the brides godmoth
er, Mrs. John Winter and Mr.
Paul Olson, aunt Of the bride
! was at the coffee service.
Norma Jean Olson and Jean
ME Schmierer, classmates c
the bride, served at the brida
table. They all wore white ny
lon aprons with wedding bell
and ruffles, a gift of the bride
, Miss Margaret Pintler playe
appropriate background musi
during the reception.
Mrs. Fred Rella, Jr. was i
charge of the guest book. Pre-
: siding at the gift table we1
4 Misses Sharon Entzel and Jan,
! BedWall, both of Glendive, an
I Diane Fulton. They all wo1
\ Iavendar tipped carnation CO..
Il sageS as did Miss Pintler. Mr.
1 Cummings and Mrs. Thorge,
4 son.
\ The bride is a graduate
I Sidney High School and Brow
i Institute of Broadcasting ar
\ tdectronics in Minneapolis. ST
\ was formerly ON radio and tel
L vision at KXGN in Glendi,
i and she worked at the Montar
\ Dakota Utilities Office in ST,
\ ney until her wedding Tg
] groom Is a Dawson Coun
I High School graduate and
employed at Farm and Hon
7 Furniture in Glendive
1 For their wedding trip
4 Billings and the Black Hill
\ the bride wore an off-whi
I wool suit with beige and bll
I accessories and an orchid co
\ sage. They will make the
\ home at 209 North Nawlan
I Glendive.
/ A rehersal dinner was Civ
\ by the brides parents at the
I home Friday evening.
\ Prenuptial entertainment j
\ cluded a miscellaneous brio
\ shower given by Mrs. Art Kel
ms, Mrs. Marvin Rozelle a
Miss Beverly Anderson at /
Kemmis home.
\ Out of town guests from so1
distance included the groor
d nQrpY1fc M. 0~I NH- -.