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Mis* Geraldine Yost, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yost of Milford, became the bride of Homer.G. Stolz, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stok of Milford, Friday evening at the home of her parents. Rev. William G. Rembolt, pastor of thej “ First Evangelical church of Lin- ^coin, officiated. The marriage vows *' were taken before the fireplace “J;which was banked with greeneryarMand baskets k»‘*~ -— IY,asters. A seven branch candela-1brum holding white tapersplaced on either side of theplace. Miss Berdene Hansenand she was accompanied aDorispuuiu UJ — AFriend, who also played the nup- j “ tial music. The bride, who wasilcftl Hiusa. *1**. ----i«unattended, was given in marriage ° by her father. Her floor length]gown of whits _ . . „was made on princess lines with a gslight train. The long full sleeves | » were gathered into a wide cuff below the elbow and fitted tightly about the wrist. Her fingertip veil of net was deeply edged with lace and was held in place by a pearl beaded cap. She carried a shower bouQuet of sunburst roses. Miss Virginia Yost, cousin of the bride, lit the tapers. She wore a s frock of pink crepe. Everett a Yost, brother of the bride, and1 rc1abtvb1.Ralph Stolz, brother or tne oriae-groom, served as ushers. Following the ceremony a supper w’as | served from a table centered with ] j a bride’s cake. A color note of |, pink and white was used in the | ^ decorations. Mrs. Russell Thim- , 4 gan of Lincoln invited the guests ( to the dining room. Mrs. W. G. h Scheidt and Mrs. Fred Scheldt of -Friend, Miss Eva Yost of Seward, ] ( Miss Loretta Ruge of Murdock and , \ Miss Margaret Stolz presided at:, the serving table, and the MissesRuth Schlaphof of Murdock and Erma Burkey at the punch bowl.Miea riarn Asmim of Dorchester1]
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Lincoln Evening State Journal
Lincoln, Nebraska, US
Wed, Sep 09, 1936
Page 7
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