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Miss A dele Ada is bride in a pretty garden weddingMiss Adele Adam, second daugh-l bride's elder brother, ter of Mrs. G. M. Adam, 304 E. The compgny returned to the Ad-Kuclid st. and Mr. Howard E. Sleet-1 ams home, where a happy social er, son of Mrs. Sleeter of Naper- time was enjoyed until the brideville, were married Saturday, Aug.2nd at 5 o’clock p. m., Rev. Herman G. McCoy, officiating. The ceremony occurred in the family garden, in the midst of flower bordered lawn, canopied by towering trees. The grape arbor entrance formed an arch with baskets of flowers, on the side encircled the t bride and groom, during the single 1 future years, ring service.Miss Marian Hardtke sang “Oh!!Promise Me.'* Miss Marjorie Mco-do*. pianist. The bridal party entered to strains of Lohengrin's Wedding Match.The * bride was given in marriage by her elder brother, Mr. Geo.11. Adam. Mrs. Herbert Hack-bart.h, younger sister, was matron f honor. Miss Gertrude M. Adam, elder sister, was maid of honor-. The groo'm’s best man was Mr. Christianson of Kenosha, Wis.Mr. Edward Lieben of Naperville was usher.Mrs. Adam and Mrs. Sleeter, assisted by Mrs. R. Epping and the Misses Opal and Bernice Maschka of Kenosha, received and welcomed arriving guests.The bride wore her mother’s wedding gown, white organdy over white satin; the point lace handkerchief was also her mother’s.and groom- departed for a short trip northward. When they return their home will be K26 65th St., Kenosha, Wis., where Mrs. Sleeter teaches in kindergarten and Mr. Sleeter is instructor in Commercial department of the high school.Their many friends wish them peace and prosperity through theInsulated Homes More ComfortableInsulated homes are actually more comfortable than would seem warranted by the difference in temperatures caused by the insulation. The use of insulating board lowers the surface temperature of the walls in summer and thus increases the comfort, because the cooler the w^alls, the cooler one feels. In winter, the phenomenon is reversed. The walls are warmer and consequently help to increase the sensation of warmness.‘Bang-up’Why is BANG-UP a synonym for splendid, excellent, as “He did a bang-up job of it?” In the 1850s, says De Vere, gentlemen of elegance invariably w?ore an expensivegreatcoat which was known as a Her bouquet was sweetheart roses, “bang-up,” hence, by extension, any-white gladiolus, w-hite delphinium and shasta daisies. She wore a coronet of roses.Matron of honor wore a gown of powder blue lace; her flowers were gladiolus, blue delphinium and shasta daisies.Maid of honor was gowned in rose color lace; hef bouquet was of harmonizing flowers.Wedding supper was served in the Presbyterian dining .hall by members of the aid society, where choice edibles were served from flower decked tables. Miss Moodit* and Miss Hardtke furnished a musical background. Mr. G. H. Adam as toastmaster, with cheery glt; • 1 fellowship, welcomed the new brother into the family circle. Mr. Herman I.uebke spoke in behalf of the Milwaukee guests. Mrs. John Grose responded for the “Tams”, i The bride has been a member of j the Tams since grade school days. Mr. Christianson gave the final | to; eh when he said he had watched ! the romance through a period of two years.Telegrams were received from the groom’s sister, Miss Ethel Sleeter. from University of Boulder, Gilo.; and Mr. Edward Adam, who is stationed at Camp Callan, California, regretting inability to con-i gratulate Mr. and Mrs. Sleeter in person.Among the 75 guests were; Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay of Rockford, sister of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sleeter, groom’s brother, rom Naperville, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Adam of MacHson, Wis., theJthing that is admirable, superlative, of the highest order.Switch to Braun Bros, oil and get more fuel-value for your money. It burns longer, cleaner and hotter!Stock up on Fuel Oil Now! Call us today!BRAUN BROS. OIL COMPANY★ PHONE “FOR FUEL —870 ★USE OIL”
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Arlington Heights Herald

Arlington Heights, Illinois, US

Fri, Aug 08, 1941

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