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Joan Schmidtstoelwill(Continued from Page One) tw,?® mony wore white carnation botr-1 rouetonnieres. . '. . .. .... : *-V 1 - •----vantscssiitercrddyan8l-Ushers - were Jantes Schmidt and Jerome Klepper, cousins of the bride; Don DeWall, brother of the ^ groom, and George Beckmann, cousin of. the grooip. livesFollowing the ceremony a re- 0^c ception was given in the church parlors by the bride's parents, to| sho\ ~I90 relatives and friends, ningThe four tier wedding cake, dec-1 cont orated ; in white and; orchid. arid L:; topped with ah ornament of orange 1 I blossoms and love* birds, on aril j ^ I elevated plate, formed the- center-1 carc piece on a small lace covered tea j wog table. Further decorations were re^ white and orchid candles in crystal tjm(holders. Following the traditional | $cutting of the cake by the bride and groom it was cut and served to the guests by Mrs. El spier Loweof Rodman and Mrs. Harold Sehmalen of West Bend, aunts ofthe bride. . . .... I WA;The; bride's table was coveredwith white linen aiid green fern- y ery. Gladioli clips of white and g orchid formed a full length center1-1 j, piece., Crystal bowls containing or- [ p chid and white candles surrounded . by white dahlias and orchid glad-ioli; ^completed the . decoration^. -The long serving table was covered with a white hand crocheted lace cloth over orchid and lighted with white..,and orchid-candles in costal holders. The bride’s colors I P were ..carried out in the individual e servings, of- ice cream—white *cen- a tered with orchid wedding bells. * Mrs. Veraer Wirtz of West Bend, I ^ aunt pf the bride, and Mrs. Lester 0 Carlson of Pocahontas, cousin of —■ . the.gtaonv poured. ~ ' : FO, During the -reception Vyonncl ii Oskvig played appropriate piano -• I music. Mrs. Don DeWall, sister of -—-the groom, had charge of the guest) prj book and Mrs. Harold Jennings of Red Oak, cared for the many beautiful and useful gifts,I were Mrs. Earl Young, Mrs. Ev-[1-“Jei^tt,;BiixJis^„Mrs-.-Ben~:Prohaskal Y Mrs. : Flossie' DeVaul and ... Mrs.Eldridge Kipferi Mrs. 'Ernest s’ [Vaughn and Mrs. Franklin Major-G' owicz were in charge .of the bride's table. Mrs. Fern Pease and Mrs. it* Flossie DeVaul arranged the -flow-*y ers. Joyce TKornton, Salty Webb,e“ Betty Sinek, Virginia DeVaul and aM Veren Juel of Dakota City, dressed 10 in formats pt pastel-shades, served as- waitresses. ; ■ ir* The bride came to Rolfe from ve I West Bend with her parents when, ay a tiny-baby and has spent her en-j ^ I tire life here. She is a : graduateIowa State Teachers -f college at Cedar Falls, and has since taught school, in Manson. She will teach in the Laurens school the coming year. 7The groom is a graduate of the Pocahontas- schools and is now employed as manager of the Texaco station at Pocahontas.Mr. and Mrs. DeWall left on a week’s honeymoon trip to * the Ozarks, Denver and'' other - places of interest. For her going away dress the bride wore an informal dress of teal Qylon accented by corsage of salmon gladioli and black accessories.t-es?etn-!SSedri-all•hiilliirn-dd;h-On their fetum the cop$)e* will be at home to - their relatives andfriends in the Kucker apartments es\ in Pocahontas,hiJ
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Rolfe Arrow
Rolfe, Iowa, US
Thu, Aug 09, 1951
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