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CONGERS GIRL A BRIDE BUIN CHURCH CEREMONYMiss Karin Olson and Albert Wessman of Garnerville Wed at HaverstrawM. E. Church SaturdayA very pretty wedding was solemnized on Saturday evening at 6:00 o'clock in the Haverfltraw Methodist Episcopal Church, when Miss Karin Olson, daughter of Mrs. Lydia Olson of Congers, became the bride of Albert Wessman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wessman of Garnerville.The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion by Arthur F. Rrownsnll, the altar being converted into a veritable bower of palms andThe bride was prettily attired in a gorgeous gown of white Batin. Her veil was of white net illusion held in place with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses.FactMS*S*ionawonyeaTTarespayipasttharto viiceiClt;tionfirst10lt;7,lastAemiMiss Rachel Olson, sister of the iosone192!hasyeaSoedporFHaiLoterper1Pacout000bride, now attending school at East Providence, Rhode Island, was maid of honor. She wore a gown of peach crepe and slippers to match and carried a bouquet of tea roses.Walter Wessman, brother of the groom, was best man. Andrew and Gustaf Olson, brothers of the bride were ushers. Mr. William Osen, uncle of the bride, gave her in mar-1 iage.The bridal party entered the church to the strains of Wagner’s wedding march from “Lohengrin”, played by Jack Harley, organist of the church, and marched out to the more sprightly tune of Mendelsohn. Mrs. Lillian McVeigh very beautifully rendered the solo, “Because’’, just before the ceremony.The ring ceremony was performed by Dr. Nevie Cutlip, pastor of the church and the Reverend Mr. Ellsworth G. Schabert, pastor of the Garnerville Methodist Episcopal Church.( • * | tial The church waa tilled with the many ‘ \ ite friends of the popular young people.A reception was held at the home of the bride’s mother in Congers. The home was beautifully decorated for »ld the occasion.se i Besides the immediate families, m- those present were: Mr. and William P‘l ib- Osen and daughter, Irene, and son w William C. Osen; Mr. and Mrs. Gus By-| man, Mr. Theodore Byman, Misses ar- Elizabeth, Dagmar and Elsie BymaniftcrailneeearcalSicin4COcwe1Load’inretW:n- of Jamaica; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ruben-al- au and daughter, Ruth, of Great Neck; ^t!ire Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Benoit and daugh-ire ters, Elinore and Gertrude, of Con-ry. I necticut; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carlson of and daughters, Elvira and Olga; Miss od Lillian Syring, Miss Aili Osen, Miss of Ellen Walderman; Mr. and Mrs Carl ar- ! Blomgren and Miss Dagmar Blomgren,| Mr. Edwin Hegblom, Mr. Howard iill Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. George Ros-my | enberg and Miss Linnea Rosenberg; an, Mr. Jack Harley and Miss Harriet Terhune, Mrs. Albertine Hanson, Miss Marian Hanson, Mrs. Alma Upvall, me Mrs. F. Sandberg and daughter, lug Evelyn; Miss Irene Stark and the Rev*haaglnlt;Staroarovinidiisa,ar.meerend and Mrs. Ellsworth G. Schabert. IHonenClMr. and Mr a. Wessman received ’he i many beautiful gifts from their many use . friends. Both young people are well ak- j known throughout the county and re-?ph ceived many communications both; alk written and verbal, extending congrat-1 of illations and wishes for their well bo- «of Sngs s3USed,BFollowing the reception the newly- fi weds departed to Philadelphia, Wash- j.the iugton, 1). C. and other points of in-3111 -terest for an extended wedding trip, jThey will be at home to their friends re- at Garnerville after February 28th. sin- * Mr. Wessman is a graduate of the Haverstraw High School and has attended Columbia University. He is employed in the Chase National Bank of New York City.’1ct
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Haverstraw Rockland County Times
Haverstraw, New York, US
Sat, Feb 18, 1933
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