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THE NEWS - PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICRcicetheroplc r sc-held e ontheI ‘DlVglemy1lege nods, telly; hag, Vic-M Y S, Earl 3 [lore uchs. fisted ss ti\ jhout Bur-mostlayerilusccl. held 10 Of apier^to OFippcr,rerru ' Miss ftVB-norlal reh, R 0-PlT.S-Irs. L. p. in, lip ofL t» tllC ) p. IP.soclu-p, in. ll .so-Lona TankeTreasure Hunt For Student Nurses, Faculty MembersSt nr Ling at the Britain ilvenue home of Dr. and Mrs. Donald Tlionip, 40 guests participated In ri treasure hunt Friday evening.Guests were student, nurses and members of the Mercy Hospital School of Nursing faculty. The affair was given by the Women's Hospital Auxiliary.! The committee In charge included Mrs. Donald Clark. Mrs, R. C. Con yb care, Mrs. Lester Page. Mrs, John Bnlek, Mrs. Karl Sflhlabach„ Mis. Dean Tonncller and Mrs. wNplt;iin pape.. Assisting the committee were John Kinney, Paul Florin, Don Clark, Robert Kinney, Dr. Dean To ms die r and Donald Thorup, Jr.tick Rose, Jr., ace TempleWearing a wedding gown she designed herself, Miss Leona Jean Tanke became the bride or Nick Bose. Jr., Saturday afternoon at a candlelight ceremony performed al the Methodist Peace Temple. The Rex. Paul Albery, pastor of the St. Joaeph First Methodist church, officiated at the 4 p, m. service,The bride was given in marriage by her brother, George L. Tanke. The marriage vows were spoken before aji altar banked with baskets of chrysanthemums and candelabra, Mrs. John Gunn, soloist sang Because and The lord's Prayer. Warren Colby was the organist.White slpper satin fashioned the bride’s gown, which was designed with an overskirt of Chantilly lce and a full lot}g train. The bride also wore a pearl necklace, the gift of her bridegroom. Her shower bouquet was of white roses and gardenia*.Her sister, Miss Dolores Tanke, was the maid of honor, gowned in peacock blue taffeta. She carried a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids frocks were fashioned alike, or gold taffeta, ballerina length, with petal topped bodices and fitted jackets. All wort pompon headpieces and carried matching' bouquets. Miss Evelyn Phillips, a cousin of the bride, M1« Flea n or Riders and Mrs. Alvin Steinke were the bridesmaids. Miss Cathy Brubaker, a cousin of the bridegroom, was flower girl.The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Gene Rose, as best man and John Monte, Jack Shambro and Basil McNLLL Ushers were Eugenis Tanke, and Fred Brubaker, Sr,A reception for 200 guests was given nt Tucker hall, which was decorated with streamers, wedding bells and ’mums.The couple will live at 167 Pipestone stTcet. Both are graduates of the Benton Harbor high school Mrs. Rose Is also a graduate of the Twin City Business college. She la employed nt the VV. □. Nowland Son furnlime store. Mr. Rose is an employe of the West Michigan Electric Supply company.The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs, George A. Tanke, am Brunson avenue. Mr, Rose is the son of Mrs. Dorothea Schuhknccht of Stevens-ville, and Nick Rose, Sr., of 367 Pipestone street.Quest Club Guest Night. T*of t Girl. Ealu pie, Tl Mrs, Insp ior Gra Noe, Wee Exelt; Mid Mrs grar Mrs com BGiftla 11useeblrtnuucnslpreisishthe
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Benton Harbor News Palladium
Benton Harbor, Michigan, US
Mon, Nov 24, 1952
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