bbttv zoske ani.^;tl,^3(v)WWED IN CHURCH CEREMONYMi« Hetty Zo.-flt;e, daughter of Mr.I t\vs Herman Zoske of Iowa Falls iin: (iustuv Lettow, son of Mr. and otto Lettow of Buckeye, were liied in marriage Wednesday even-. February 26, at St. John's Luth-ITIfn church at Hubbard. The double fS ceremony was performed by Revlifiieiuek at 7:00 o'clock.Mr Clark Kinney and Mr. Wilbuit niiipii'hart, who acted as ushers, light-I? the candles which decorated the ,L. To the strains of Lohengrin s adding man*, played by StanleyDouglas of Alden on the pipe organ,■he bridal couple entered. PrecedingSe ceremony, Mrs. Wilie Wolf and Mr* George Heinzeroth, sisters of the i)rjde and Mm. Stanley Douglas and Mrs ’ Clark Kinney, sisters of thejroom. sang, ‘'Oh, Perfect Love.'Isey were dressed in formal s of pas-el shades of pink and blue.The bride wore a white chiffon floor *hgth gown with a fitted waist and ilf skirt with long full sleeves and ilfcabethian collar. Her trailing veil -as held in place by a cap and tiara ecorated- with tiny pearls. She (juried a bouquet of calla lillies and red oses. Minnie Zoake, sister of the ride, served as bridesmaid. She wore pink chiffon gown and a corsage of el low tea roses and lavendar iris. Martin Lettow, brother of the room, served as best man.. The Toom and best man wore blue suits nd white carnation boutonnieres. Immediately following the ceremony two-course luncheon was served to he immediate families and Rev. and . J, Schliepsiek and Rev V. Koep-at the Wilburt Rhienhart home r Hubbard. The wedding table centered with a three-tier wed-cake and decorated with white idles and ferns. The rooms were sorated with pink and white cre.pereception was held for them last iilay evening at Edgwood at Iowa Ms, attended by a large number of atives and friends, rhe couple will be at home on a m north of Hubbard.IAvutVVttt:•11fnl;o8rbthftAcVFtFsta1a1.sa ¥ mr*rnr ta a r\rn.T\T7?r»