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The wedding of Mr, Frank Lange, Jr., of this city and Miss Ethel Brodhook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Brodbeck of St. Marys, waa BolemnlRcfl at Holy Rosary Catholic church in 6t. Marys at nine o'clock this morning. The ceremony was performed hy Rev. Clemena Beck-ntyer, pastor of the church, and Miss Mae Brodbeek, a slater of the bride, played the wedding music and the nuptial high mass. The bride, who is a decided brunet to, was becomingly gowned In white net with trimmings of satin ribbon, her long veil ’ Caught with a wreath of white rosebuds. Instead of the conventional bouquet, she carried a white prayer bonk with flower and ribbon mark err. Another sister of the bride. Miss Helen Brbdbcck/ who was her only maid, wore .gold colored satin with largo white hat with sold trimmings and carried pink. anfl yellow roses. A brother of the bridegroom, Mr. Fred Lange, was hie best man. At the con cl union of the ceremony an early wedding din** nor was served at the home of the bride two of her girl friends, the Misses Mary Burns of wapakoneta, Mary Burger of Fort Loramie, and her sister, Mfsft Stella Brodbeek, assisting in the serving. They were daintily gowned in pfnk and white And the house was prettily decorated in pink and white flowers. After a abort wedding trip Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lange. Jr., will he at home to their friends at 1005 west GreeneBtre-et. Rev. Father Cugan, Air.and Mrs. Frank Lange, Sr., the MjftRes Gertrude, Rose, Frances And Alice Lange, Raymond and Alexander Lange, Mrs. ■ .Mary Lange, ' an aunt of the bridegroom, his, sister, Mrs.' \Vm. Shanesy and her children attended tho wedding from this city.tm
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Piqua Leader Dispatch
Piqua, Ohio, US
Tue, Jun 26, 1917
Page 7
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