11 Lucille Erickson Married to Paul W. Goff Last Friday31 Lucille Erickson, daughter o£■ j Mr. and Mrs. Ericfc Erickson, and ‘jl'aul W. God yon of Mr. and Mrs*' j Paul Goff, w united in marriage '*;»t a dnnHe-ring •wedding ceremony.' ai Zion Lutheran chnrch in Buth-\'hii last Friday forenoon ax 10 o'clock• vriih 11*-S. 15. Knudsen officiating.: A .undie Ucbc service ws.^ used, andit was witnessed by 2bout thirty-five ; r r-| a cf v a nd is iends.‘ j The bridal party entered the cimrch ! tj the strain** of a wedding march •played by Miss Verda Nelson, and j took their places at the altar where the bride was £irea in marriage by her father. The attendants were, Mias Mae Kosacker and Dean Goff. Etain* , Burg and Betty Borg were flower Iriritf. and Linda Riecke was the rin£I W»urer-j Kllswonh Hanson, sang, “O Perfect , Love befvre the ceremony and Mis ' Carol Grange sang, ‘ Bless This I lloue.' .it the close, i The I rule wore u brocaded, white J Mitis: dreas with a long train and j carried a looquet of pink roses and jpuifc iinri wtuce sweet peas. She j also wure a string of pearls, a gift the sroorn.| Tlie bride's mother, Mrs. Erickson, l svvre ii c or sac* of red roses* and the ;grooms mother, Mrs. Paul Goff, wore Ju cordage of pink roses, both of i n oicii were gifts of the groom.; The ushers were. 31ark Cumpney | and Marvin Goff.• The newlyweds left on a wedding■rrip ro Minneapolis. St, Paul, and j other points in Minnesota. They will live curch of Rathvejc.«j A reception was held in the church j parlors 10 Ho wing the ceremony, and | a A course wedding dinner waa serred-i to those who attended the ceremony, jThe ihree-dered wedding cake waa ! decoca ted in the bride’s colore, pink* blue and white. Missed Leone Moot Arlene Goff and Mary Oampney were the waitresses. Rev. Knndnen and |Rev. Paul Potter gave short talk* j between the second and third comae*