Morning Ceremony Unites Betty Kiefer And Monessen ManTuesday morning July 1, at 9 o'clock. Miss Betty Kiefer, daughter of -Mrs. Jtiuh Kiefer ot 000 Fallow-field avenue, became the bride -of Nicholas 'Malush, sen of Mrs. Theresa Malush of 412 Fast Srhoonmaker avenue, Monessen, at a ceremony perforii!ed in St. Jerome's church. Rev. William Mayer officiated.I The bride was given in marriage s by Andrew iKicfer. her grandfather, and iv(»rt a two piece suit of while gabardine, with oil white accessories and an m-chid corsage.Mrs* Albert 1.J uJordau of Charleroi, ns matron of honor* Wore a green gabardine suit, fa-hbmed similar to the bride’s. Her :. cross nrics wore also‘white, and fur fi.wers, she wore a )t*t!o\v u*:i ro^e s-'-rsuge.'Mr. DuJerdaji served a* the groom’?.• j best man.Mrs. Kiefer, for her daughter's wedding, wore a grey prim dress with black accessories. The groom’s mother w:;re a blue print dies.' with white accessories. Bo lit hud gurdcnia corsages.After the ceremony, dinner was served hl the Wellington hotel, with places arranged for thirty-seven guest*. Feint-ring the table was a Ihrou tie red wedding cake. Outer appointments were red roses.The couple then left for a week’s honeymoon, their 11esiination undisclosed. For traveling, the urule wore a brown silk gabardine dress.The hr hie attend lt;*t] Charleroi and Don ora high schools, and has been employe^ by C;. mi tig Class Works* Her husband attended Monessen high school anti is employed in .;v Charleroi garage. They will live at 000 Fal-lowfielf} avenue.Friends and relatives of the couple a lien tied the wedding from Charleroi, Monessen, Pi its burgh. Harrisburg, Clairtjn and Grand R.pids, Michi-gun.