Miss Nellie M. Bickeland Herbert MillerRepeat VowsMias Nellie M. Bickel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Bickel, LaFarge, and Heihert F. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller, er„ were united in marriage on April lj at 9:30 a. m. in St. John’s Catholic church, Wau-nakee, the Rev. Raymond H. Ziegler rg | officiating.h,The bride, escorted by her gods' | father, Frank Vasen, wore a floor length gown of white satin with a lace bodice, a- queen Ann neckline with a flowing train. Her fingertip veil was caught by 'cluny lace and she carried white roses on a white prayer book with showers of sweet peas.Mrs. William Mulhern, the groom’s sister, at maid of honor wore a waltz ‘r | length gown of blue net with a matching stole and head piece. She carried g I matching chrysanthemums.Miss Mary Jane Miller, sister of the the groom and Mrs. Jack Taylor, friend of the bride, wore pink and yellow waltz length strapless gowns, respectively, with matching stoles and head pieces. Each carried matching», chrysanthemums.Judy Miller, niece of the groom, was flower girl. She was dressed in white net and lace over taffeta and carried asmall basket filled with spring flowers.Lester Miller, brother of the groom,was best man. William Mack and William Mulhern, brothers-in-law of the groom, served as groomsmen.A white carpet was placed in the isle of the church by Gordon Miller and Tom Whittaker, brother and brother-in-law of-the groom. They also acted as ushers.Mrs. Carson Bickel, mother of the bride wore a teal blue suit and Mrs. Herbert Miller, Sr., was attired in navy blue nylon. Both wore corsages of pink carnations. Mrs. Frank Vasen, godmother of the bride, wore navy blue with a pink rose corsage.Dinner for 40 relatives and close friends was served at noon and a reception for 160 guests was held in St.John’s school hall.The bride, a graduate of the LaFarge high school, has been employed ifor the past five years at the TriangleRestaurant, Waunakee, and the groom, a veteran of the Korean war, is a shovel operator for Virgil Ketelboe-ter of Waunakee.After a trip through neighboring states, Mr. and Mrs. Miller are at home near Waunakee.