Glidden Girlblue suits with carnation boutonnieres.iH/iAilc DprH iim i A inception for thirty-five guestsTT Clio ' was later held at the home of theTVI^tl V i bride's aunt, Mrs. Derk Peters.lticlll CUHCSUd\ .... M|.h will liMr. and Mrs. Steffen will live i on a farm three miles east of Ral-Glhlden—Miss Hilda Pursilull lt;tf|«lnnGlidden and Alvie Steffes of neai Dedham were married at 3:30 Wednesday afternoon at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Grant Township by the Rev. George J. Gundel, who used the single ring ceremony.The choir sang, accompanied at the organ by Elmer Peters, who played Lohengrin’s Wedding March as the bridal couple entered the church. Several appropriate selections were played during the ceremony, which was followed by Mendelssohn’s Wedci'ing March as the recessional.ston. , lt;The bride wore a navy blue streetdress with matching accessoriesand a shoulder bouquet of pink sweet peas and roses. Her bridesmaid, Miss Dorothea Noble, wore a teal blue street dress with matching accessories and a shoulder bouquet similar to the bride’s.The bridegroom and his attendant, Reinhardt DeGrote, wore dark