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Donald ArLentz, Judith L. GrantPlight Troth in Luthetan RitesMr. and Mrs. Donald A.~Lentz, married March 2 inHoly Communion LutheranChurch, arp residing at 3121 Wheelock Drive upon their return from a trip to the South. Mrs. Lentz, the former Judith Lynn Grant, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Grant of 2057 Wustum Ave. 'Mrs. Albert Lentz of 501719th Ave., Kenosha, is themother of the bridegroom. Officiating at the 3 p.m. ceremony was the Rev. Kenneth A. Hurst. The bride was given in marriage by her father.For her wedding she chose a silk organza sheath with a molded bodice, trimmed with lace and seed pearls, and a sweetheart neckline. Sleeves were long and tapered. Lace and pearls etched the hem of the skirt and an overskirt had lace-edged scallops extending into a chapel sweep. Her bouffant veil of bridal illusion was secured by a lace cap with pearl and pleated tulle trim. The bride carried a crescent of white roses and stephanotis.Mrs. William Steinmetz, matron of honor, and Diane Von Gonten, bridesmaid, wore azalea peau taffeta sheath dresses in cocktail length. The fitted bodice of each gown had a bateau neckline. Sleeves were three-quarter and overskirts were fastened with crushed cummerbundsThe former Kathrine Ny-boe, who became Mrs. Richard Christensen March 2, was guest of honor at several pre-nuptiali events. A personal shower was given by Miss Linda Nielsen and Miss Barbara Collova at the home of the latter. Mrs. Soren Christensen was hostess at her home with Mrs. Milton Christensen at a miscellaneous shower. A miscellaneous shower was also given by the bride’s aunts, Mrs. Svend Ny-boe, Mrs. Harold Jensen and Mrs. Olaf Folland at the Svend Nyboe home. A dinner by co-workers from Hamilton Beach honored the bride at Ted and Jeri’s.MRS. DONALD LENTZ (Judith Grant)R.K. NommensensMiss Judith Lynn Grant was honored at various showers preceding her March 2 marriage to Donald A. Lentz. Hostesses at a linen shower at 1718 Arlintgon Ave. were Mmes. Leonard VonGonten, William Koski, Phil Jorgensen and Miss Diane VonGonten. A miscellaneous shower was given at 2710 N. Green Bay Road by Mmes. Ralph Grant, John Wilda, George Povkovich and Milton Pie.Mrs. Robert Iselin entertained at a kitchen shower The marriage of Barbaralat 2063 Wustum Ave. and Jane Mueller, daughter of Mr. Miss Louise Getzlaf and Mrs. and Mrs. David Mueller of Malvina Craner were hostess 1564 Packard Ave., to Robert es at a miscellaneous shower Kenneth Nommensen, son of|at 5017 19th Ave., Kenosha. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Nommen-Are Married inSt. John Churchwhich closed with a back bow sen of South Milwaukee, took and streamers. Matching place March 2. petal headpieces held circle| The Rev. Armin SchaeferThe first of three miscellaneous showers honoring Mrs. Robert K. Nommensen,veils. They carried crescent-1 performed the 3:30 p.m. cere-1 ..forrT^r J thPshaped bouquets of white! mony in St. John’s Lutheran Mueller-f g™ 2® roses and carnations. Kathy|C h u r c h, and immediatelyI! Ann Bagley served as flowergirl and Barry Grant, brother of the bride, as ring bearer. The flower girl’s short white nylon embroidered and scalloped frock had a bouffant skirt with an overskirt, lace-trimmed butterfly sleeves and a wide sash tying with a back bow. A floral half-bonnet matched her dress. She carried a basket of white and azalea-colored pompons.Melvin Craner of Waukegan, 111., was best man and Richard Scheckler, groomsman. James Grant Jr. and Edward Benner shared ushering duties.For her daughter’s wedding and the evening reception in the Racine Labor Center, Mrs. Grant wore an emerald green silk sheath with matchingwith Mrs. Vernon Dunse asco-hostess.Mrs. James Foreman was hostess at the second and the third was given by Miss Rosemary Schmidt.Rotary Anns will meet at1 p.m., Wednesday, at the YWCA for the regular luncheon meeting. Mrs. Laura Slot will be in charge of the program on spring millinery.•;cjy—Thompson StudioMRS. R. K. NOMMENSEN (Barbara Mueller)shoes and white accesories.Mrs. Lentz chose a two-piece I afterward a buffet for 150dress of brown and beige with a matching overblouse and brown accesories. Each wore a white orchid.guests was held in the churchparlors.The former Miss Mueller’s wedding gown was of peauMr. and Mrs. Don Hetland of 3500 21st St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Joan Irene, to Glen Michael Pinney Jr., son of Mrs. William Paskawskas of Waukegan, 111.; and Glenn Pinney Sr. of 1720 Oak Court. An April wedding is being planned.Space Craft'Guidance'
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Racine Journal Times Bulletin
Racine, Wisconsin, US
Sun, Mar 17, 1963
Page 58
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