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Rottschafer-Staal Vows SpokenPeter W, Rottschofer Jr.(Joel's photo'Miss Janice Lon Staal became| Dick Rottschafer, brother of the the bride of Peter W. Rottschafer | groom, was best man. Ushers were Jr. in Western Theological Semi* | James Doesema. Jr., and Randy nary Chapel Ma\ 2a. The Rev.t Rottschafer, brother of the groom. Frank Doezema of Chicago, great-1 Miss Jane Volkema of Denver, uncle of the groom, performed the Colo, was organist. Martin Harden-double ring ceremony. The vows berg, Jr. sang “I Love You Truly, were spoken before an arch of i Because” and The Lord’s Pray-red carnations and white gladioli,; er.”Oregon fern and altar bouquets of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hoezee and red gladioli and white carnations.1 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vink served The pews were marked with white: as masters and mistresses of cere-gladioli, red carnations and white1 mony at the reception for 250 per-bows sons. Serving at the punch bowls^he bride is the daughter of'were Bill Kooistra, Jean Heynen, Mr. and Mrs. Ben J Staal of 4153 Dave Swet and Sondra Vander Lake Shore Ave. Mr and Mrs. Veen. The Misses Mary Lou Stepet, Peter W. Rottschafer of 1111 Mon- Dorothy Hoffman and Ruth Anne tercy S. K . Grand Rapids, are the, Drukker attended the gift room, parents of the groom j Roger Slater, brother-in-law of theGiven in marriage bv her father,; bride, was in charge of the guest the bride wore a floor-length gown j book.of imported eharrtilly lace and ny-j The bride's mother wore a sheath Ion tulle with a sweetheart neck- of imported French faille with line. The gown featured a fitted j mother-of-pearl sequins outlining bodice and bouffant skirt with the soft blue flowers of the matters of pleated nylon tuiie in a j terial. She wore matching access-front panel. The long lace sleeves j ories and carried two cream col-tapered to points at the wrists. ; ored cymbidium orchids. The Her fingertip veil of imported Eng- groom's mother chose a blue chan-lish illusion was secured by a shell- ! tillv lace sheath trimmed in satin like cap of ehantilly lacc with se- and matching accessories. She al-quins and pearls. The bride car-'s.. had two cream colored cymbi-ried a cascade arrangement of'dium orchidswhite and red carnations centered with a white orchid.Miss Judy Van Huis, maid ofThe bride changed to a navy bluei sheath trimmed in white lace, a white hat, matching accessorieshonor, wore a ballerina-length i and a white orchid corsage for | gown of white lace with three-, going away. The couple will he at j quarter length sleeves and a scoop j home at 1330 Benjamin S. K. in' neckline bound with satin. Her j Grand Rapids June 8 after their; headpiece was of imported Swiss; two-week trip around Lake Michi-ibraid with red velvet and a bow. j gan.She carried a lace basket filled; The bride attended Calvin Col-jwith red and white carnations. I lege and Davenport Institute and; Mrs. Shirley Slater and Miss Mary j is now employed as a secretary at Lee Staal. sisters of the bride, i Michigan Bakeries Inc. The groom were bridesmaids. They wore out-1 also attended Calvin College and fits identical to the maid of honor s. I is employed at Standard Supply Joan Moord, cousin of the bride, j and Lumber Co. and Barbara Broodman, cousin of Pre-nuptial showers were given the groom, were flower girls. They for the bride by Miss Judy Van wore white nylon dresses with eye-; nu|s Mps_ Herman Vande Bunte. let and lace trimmed bodices.They carried lace baskets with red Mrs. Clyde Vande Bunte. Mrs. Lou-and white carnations and little red is Vink, Mrs. Nelson Staal and bows. | Mrs. Dorothy Nagelkirk.
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Holland Evening Sentinel
Holland, Michigan, US
Sat, Jun 01, 1957
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