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Miss Nietfeldt, ^J. A. BlakemoreAre MarriedIan: set Me iniDo , mWhite satin was combined icjc with lace to fashion the wedding, gown of Miss Lorraine Nietfeldt when she became the bride Sat*. urday evening of James A. Blake-more of Glenwood.Miss Nietfeldt, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nietfeldt,. 18118 Dixie highway, Homewood, and Mr. Blakemore were married In a single ring ceremony in the Coopers Grove Lutheran church by the Rev. W. W. Wilk, pastor of the Salem Lutheran church, Homewood. Palms, candles and basket arrangements of white peonies at the altar and pew decorations of white peonies, satin ribbon and greens were used to decorate the church.A cascade bouquet of stephan-otis, feathered white carnations and variegated ivy was carried by the bride, whose gown featured a Chantilly lace bodice over satin with Illusion neckline and long sleeves. The gathered Skinner satin skirt ended in a train. A headdress of satin and lace with seed pearl trim secured her fingertip veil.Bride's AttendantsThe bride’s attendants were Miss Lois Jean Olson of Chicago i Heights, maid of honor; Miss i ^ Gladys Nietfeldt, sister of the1 bride, of Homewood, and Miss, Dolores Nietfeldt, cousin of the bride, of Tinley Park. All were gowned alike in mist green silk shantung ballerina length gowns fashioned with bat wing elbow length sleeves and full flared skirts. Their bouquets were of purple tinted carnations with philodendron, and they wore wreaths of purple carnations in their hair. Miss Olson had pink gamett roses interspersed in her bouquet and wreath.Gerald Shine of Glenwood served Mr. Blakemore as befit man. Groomsmen were Truman 0. Anderson, Jr., of Flossmoor and James Fleming, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, of Glenwood. Raymond Bernard and Frank Olivieri ushered.Miss Ruth Hillger of Blue Island was the organist. The vocalist, Miss Maybelle Magee of j Beverly Hills, sang “The Lord's! Prayer,’* “Wedding Prayer and: “I Love Thee.To Reside in GlenwoodImmediately following the ceremony a reception was held in Saenger hall, Tinley Park. Mrs. Nietfeldt wore navy blue sheer with navy and white accessories and a corsage of white roses. Mrs. Amanda Blakemore, the bridegroom’s mother, also wore navy blue sheer with navy j accessories, but her corsage was \ of pink roses. Out-of-state guests i were from California, Vermont,1 Missouri and North Carolina.Miss Nietfeldt and Mr. Blake-' more both graduated from Bloom township high school. Before, her marriage Miss Nietfeldt was employed at the First National' bank in Chicago Heights. Mr. j Blakemore, who attended the! University of Illinois, Is in sales training with Armour Fertilizer works in Chicago Heights.Following a wedding trip to the Smoky Mountains, the young' couple will reside on Main street in Glenwood.• J iV- n i...
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Chicago Star Publications
Chicago, Illinois, US
Fri, Jun 12, 1953
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