e [ -v--- js|M!$$LVG£tS ‘UMAKklES !] The marriage of Ruth Ingels,? .^daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I , T Ingels. Ranctalia. and James L- j s lt;Roorda of Chicago, son of Mr.; t : and Mrs. I. G Roorda of Monroe,? j lov/a. was solemnized Wednesday. *. f December 20. at 4 p. m. Dr. Wal- :- * ter Barlow officiated, 51 j Tall white tapers in candelabra 5 | and poinsetfias were the onlv ad- lt;| ditions to the lovely Christmas de- i t corations of tfee church. The bride \ \ wore a gold wool crepe dress and 3 f S^td veil with a gardenia corsage. *5 iThfl bridesmaid. Miss Arlene Har- i | mon of Charter Oak. wore an j _ I aqua blue wool crepe dress and -r J hKhsaa veil Her corsage was of ' £|old rose carnations. Ii j Bcih Mr. Roorda and the best»-1mar1' Gene Smith of Clemons, j wore dark brown suits. The I mothers of both the bride and ’ groom wore blue with pale pink carnauon corsages. ]s 3 Proceeding the ceremony the a organst, Mrs. Ona Searles* Lants I- j of a mes, played Are Maria ! ‘sand Liebestraum.' Miss Phyllis, Lee of Ames sang At Dawning3' Ij j and ■‘Because j»j Ushers were Marvin Ingels, i brother of the bride, and Charles j j Hutcneroft of Burlington. After S : the ceremony a reception was held -In the church parlors for the 45 j j relats vets and friends present. j j Mr. and Mrs. Roorda are both J graduates of Iowa Siate college. | jThe-P home *v*ij be in Chicago .yiter JanuPiy 2. -vhe.e Mr. Roor-ua is employed as chemical en-. gmeer for Armour and Company.I v-