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DONNA MAE MILLERROBERT NIELSENWED HERE DEC. 5cn a nA foeautiful winter wedding C took iplace Sunday oiftemoon, $ Dec. 5 at the Good Hope Lutheran S' chumh in Titonka when Donna eMae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. o Virgil Miller, became the bride Of. Robert Nielsen, son of Mr. and h Mrs. Holger Nielsen of Albert tl Lea, Minn. The Rev. A, O.^Mar- d doff performed! the double ring liceremony by candlelight, with an altar graced with white and yellow Chrysanthemums and roses,Given in marfiage by her father I the bride was attired in a gown of white slipper satin designed with a peiplum of edgedi-in lace, long sleeves and a full train. Her lace edged veil of net fell from a beaded crown and she carried red and white noses with an inserted corage of white and red roses. The si bride's only jewelry was a bhine- t* stone necklace and earrings set', E a gift of the bridegroom. o(Miss Lena Mae Schmidt attend- 8 ed the bride as maid of honor in ° a gown of turquoise blue taffeta £ styledi with bustle back and efae a carried a bouquet of yellow roses, tl The bridesmaid was Joy Jesse t: who wore a gown of turquoise blue similar to that of the maid c of honor, carrying a bouquet of' S yellow roses. Junior bridesmaids E were Miss LuAnn Nielsen, sister at t: the groom, and Miss Joan Wolff, A a cousin of the bride, of Minneap- p olis. Miss Nielsen wore a gold col- iy ored gown andi carried pink and ic white roses. Each wore 3-stran o rhinestone bracelets, gifts of the b bride, oiBi-ll Paul of Albe'rt Lea was the best man. Groomsmen, were Har- s old Reimann and Cli^f Rye and c Richard Stpilde, an uncle of the 2 bride, all af Albert Lea. All wore v black tuxedos. Each received a £ gold knife as gifts from the igro'om. n Attending as flower girls were n Linda Whiten-den of. Iowa Palls and - jVri.es Ropipe- -of. North/wood. n Each wore whie taffeta gowns a and dropped rose petals bdfiore the bride. Each wore a gold brace- j. let, a gift from the bride. Ring- v bearers were Eugene Jesse of Tl-tonka and Paul Nielsen of Albert v Lea, each dressed in black tux- ^ edos, carrying a ring on a»white a satin pillow. Each received a knife a as a gift.Amy Pisiher and Joan Johnsonattired in yellow taffeta fonmals ^lighted the candles and had charge of the guest book, Roger SpUde, uncle Of the bride, and Donald Chrsitensen, ibrother-in-laiw hf the groom, served as udhers. Soloist was Miss Prances Sehutter who was awcomipanied by Miss Grace Sietsem'a at the organ, sang ‘^Because” and The Lord's Prayer and “I Love You Truly. s Thfc bride’s mother wore a black dress with matefhinig accessories' £and wore, a corsage of pink and *white roses. The mother of the I bridegroom wore a 'black suitwith black accessories and a cor- 1sage of pink roses. 1(Following the ceremony about 1255 guests honored the newly- ' wed!s at a three course dinner served in the church parlors which *were decorated in white and aquastreamers. Wedding bells hung over the bride's tafble which was centered with a four-tier wedding bake. Waitresses' wer Miss Anna Alke, Miss Ida Alke, Miss Veria «Brandt, Miss Marilyn Jesse, all *of Titonka, MiS3 Deloris Wolff of Minneapolis', Miss Marilyn Roppe ' of Northwood, each received white 1 aprons, gifts from the bride. Act- I ing hostesses were Mrs. Lowell 1 Bentley and Mrs, Lester Callies, ( The bride is a graduate of the ! Titonka high school and has 'been 1 I employed at the American1 Gas Machine Co. at Albert Lea. The groom. is a graduate of the Alibert Lea 'high school, served in the army air corps 1'5 months, and is now employed at the Queen Stove Co. in Albert Lea. Mr. and Mrs. Nielsen left on a ahor.t honeymoon to an unannounced destination and on their return© will reside at 1215 St. John Ave., Albert Lea.HEAVY JCHRISTMAS MAILS UEGAN EARLY 1Tins !VR4R
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Titonka, Iowa, US
Thu, Dec 16, 1948
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