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Society NewABetty Bob Embry And f/Sgt. Harold JentzenWed in Church CeremonyZion 'Lutheran church at Arcadia was the setting of the wedding last evening of Miss Betty Bob Embry, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. O. L. Embry of Brady, Tex., to Technical Sergeant. Harold H. Jentzen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman II. Jentzen of Westside. The pastor, the Rev, Theodore A. Tews, read the doubleringceremony at. 7:30.Mtie; Mathilda Jentzen, cousin nl tin' bridegroom, as the organist, aniHumeed the ent ranee of the bridal party with 1 .ohengi'in’s Wedding Man h. The musical program ini laded the hymn. O, Bless The Hinise'', sung by tile bridegroom's eonsin, Werner Jentzen, niece, and l.ois Wilhelm, and (), Perfect Love” by and L.ois Wilhelm.* :H *Hllth lioaethe song, Hath Lostsatin gown fingertip vi' gold CrusThe bride was given in marriageby lur lather. She wore a white With court train and d. Her jewelry was a tin* carried the bridegroom's gift, a white prayer book, topped with elusters of white orchids and white satin, showered with whitg satin streamers studded with white delphinium blooms.Miss Stella Jentzen, sister oftin- in ideejmail, as maid of honor,•wore pink net over satin and a blue net halo. Miss Mary K. Roberts of hint Worth. Tex., the bridesmaid, was attired in ice blue net over satin, with which she wore a pink ttel halo. Both carried pink carnations tied with pink satin ribbon.Jack Rose of Carroil, brother-in-law oi' tiie bridegroom, was the best in an, Ihsiiers were Leonard Kork ami John Slender, both of Westside.Ti uinbearers were Eunice Mae and Frank Rose, niece and nephew of the bridegroom. Eunice Mae were a long a dress of ivory and pink flowered chiffon with tight bodice and grosgrain sash. Frank won- a. light coat and dark brown trousers.'i' s.Two loo howls of white peoniesand White irises stood in front of tiie brass randelabra on the altar, back of u'hn h was a huekelberry sel'een dll tile flour HI'OUlul H! id bark of tiie altar were huekelberry trees. Oinked in front with white delphinium, white irises and white peonies. The floor cloth was also white and the kneeling cushion, white net. The pews were tied With white satm ribbon and white candytuft. Mam’ relatives andfriends were present at tile ceremony.Following the service, a reception for approximately 00 relatives and close friends wfas held at the home of the bridegroom’s parents southwest of Westside.* # #Tin* bride and groom cut the first piece of their all-white threetiered cake, which was topped with a miniature bride and soldier groom under an arch twined with white delphinium fiorettes. There were also two smaller cakes, one decorated in pink and the other in blue. Ruth Rose and Lois Wilhelm, who assisted in serving, wore white lace aprons which were gifts of the bride.Out-of-town guests at the reception included the bride’s parents.After the reception, T/Sgt. and Mrs. Jentzen left 011 a wedding trip, with their destination unrevealed. The bride chose a green suit with brown accessories for her traveling costume.# * *Mrs. Jentzen attended the Women's State Teachers college at Denton, Tex. T/Sgt. Jentzen re- * eently returned to the States after 10 months’ service overseas witli the First army. He was wounded in Germany last October and, at the conclusion of his furlough, is returning to the Convalescent Hospital at Camp Carson, Colo. j His bride is accompanying him j there.
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Carroll Times Herald
Carroll, Iowa, US
Fri, Jun 29, 1945
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