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wDDINGS8* 31 Union avenueAppoloni-Millcr1 t,“ ' v ( * Kleinblostom-JamesfiingaciuidAp \xfT(J| i Iat Mr and Mr Cen Apr* *on 111!4T Eorestviile a-.pnuf t* lt;ame the bride of Peter M 'r son of Mr and Mr Adam Miller 227 East 138th street River-iiaw- Aprs! 19 at 4 30 pm at the t*r l«nage of Sit Paul a Evangelical Lutheran church Dolton The R» Wall* t J KemniU performed the ceremony.Uloves anaouet of white roseoouTear, Cat.tel* 11358 St Law-renre avenue, served the bnde as 'rna.d of honor She was gowned in a tea rose pink dress with fitted bodice short puffed sleeve* full .skirt trimmed with a bustle bowShe wore a matching net flnger tip veil and a flower halo of tea roses. She carried a bouquet ofred carnations.I avi rrw Slutzriem ol Riverdale. set ed as bridesmaid She was dr* sed in green taffeta styled the same as Mum Cantele s with a matching headdress of a green net finger tip veil with a halo of gi**en flowers She carried a red * a: nation bouquet The groom's attendants were Erwin Buckler. Riverdale who served as best man and Harold Schmidt. RiverdaleAfter Uie ceremony the wedding party had a bridal dinner at the home of the bride s parents A reception was held in the evening at Riverdale village hall for 250 c.e t- A buffet luncheon was served The newlyweds started immediately to housekeeping at 13832 Indiana avenue.Cotter-MatulisWintfied Cotter, daughter of M: and Mis Andrew Cotter.10380 Wallace street, was marriedto Stanley Matulis son of Mr and M: Charles Matulis of Hart,Mich in Holy Rosary church. 113th street and South Park avenue April 19 at 9 pm The rrie-mony was performed by the Rev. E S Keough. D D.The bride wore a navy blue suit and an orchid corsage She was attended by her lister. Genevieve, as bridesmaid. She wore a pink suit and corsage of rases Thebride brother. Bernard was thebest man,A .dinner was served to the immediate families m the bride's parents home followed by u reception The groom s mother was present from Hart. Mich. Thebi ule is a graduate of Penger high school. The newlyweds will live atMany friends in this communityof Mr and Mia J Kleinblossom of DeMott* Ind formerly of Rose-iand were in attendance at the weddu% of Mr and Mrs Kletn-biossom % daughter Oita to Vernon James. 1714 East 83rd place, at the Windsor Park Lutheran church Sunday afternoon April 20 Rev Mr Kaub read the ceremony at 4 o'clock Mrs Haroid Hayes uathe soloiStruven-Stumpluth Struven daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bernard Struven 13809 Forest aver. ie Dolton became the bnde of Edward Stump, son of Mi and Mi Frank St^mp 13429 Forest avenue Riverdale April 19 at 4 o c!o* k at the par*onagp of the Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed church. Dolton The Rev Philip Bassler performed the ceremonyThe bnde was attired in an info: mal street dress of navy blue 1 jersey trimmed In white The dress was princess style and she wore accessories to match and a corsage of gaidenias. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Blank. 512 Main street Dolton served as attendants Mrs Blank woie a navy blue dress trimmed in white and wore a gaidenia corsageAfter the nuptial ceremony, the bridal paity and the immediate families of the newly-weds gath-ned at the home of the bridesparents for a bridal dinner Later in the evening a reception was held there Mr and Mrs. Stump started immediately to housekeeping in their furnished apartment upstairs in the building occupied by her parents.Tilstra-Dc YoungThe First Reformed church of South Holland was the scene of a wedding April 11 when Marian Evelyn Tilstra. daughter of Mr. and Mrs A R Tilstra. became the bnde of Gerhard Arthur De Young, son of Mr and Mrs Nick De Young of South Holland The single ring ceremony was performed at 7 30 pin by the Rev. John S Ter Louvv. The bridechose her birth anniversary asthe date of her wedding.The church was attractively decorated with palms. To the strains of a wedding march played on the organ by the bride's aunt. Mrs Richard Vanderbilt, the bride entered the church leaning upon the arm of her father, who gave her m marriage She was dressed in a gown of silk net. trimmed with lace, and a fingertip veil. Her flowers consisted of white roses.Mrs. Haroid Verduin was matron of honor. She wore a gown ofpink silk marquisette with matching blusher veil and carried pink
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Chicago South End Reporter
Chicago, Illinois, US
Thu, Apr 24, 1941
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