Ruth Wrage er brud i ceremoni i Itasca Brylluppet mellem Frk. Ruth Wrage, Itasca, og Hans Lassen, Danmark, blev højtideligholdt den 5. September klokken 4 i den Lutherske St. Lucas Kirke i Itasca. Vielsen blev foretaget af pastor Kurt V. Grotheer. De udvalgte musikstykker, J. S. Bachs "Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring" og "Jesus, Lead Thou On" blev spillet på orglet af W. D. Bloch inden ceremonien. De traditionelle Wagner og Mendelssohn bryllupsmarcher blev spillet under gudstjenesten. Bruden, som blev givet væk af sin far, var i en kjole af hvide franske blonder over satin med lange ærmer, tungekant i halsen, og tungekant på slæbet. Sløret var af fransk tyld, holdt fast med en perletiara. Hun bar en buket af hvide roser og liljekonvaller. Brudens kusine, Frk. Kay Warnsholdt, Chicago, var hendes Maid of Honor og Frk. Lenore Furholmen, Lombard, var hendes brudepige. Begge var i lange kjoler af lysegrøn brokade med tungekant i halsene. På hovedet bar de tiaraer af samme stof. De bar buketter af lyserøde roser. Brudgommens forlover var Eric Hansen, Chicago. Gerhart Peterson, også fra Chicago, viste gæsterne på plads. Brudens mor, Fru Ehlert Wrage, var iklædt valsekjole af blommefarvede blondestof. Hendes hat var af det samme blondestof lagt over taft. Hun havde en orkide som corsage. Brudgommens tante, Fru Bejer Lassen, Chicago, var iført beige blonder. Hendes corsage var en orkide. Bryllupsmiddag og reception for 50 gæster blev holdt klokken 19.00 den aften i Nielsens Restaurant i Elmwood Park. Det unge par drog af på en kort bryllupsrejse, hvorefter de vendte tilbage til brudens hjem, hvor de gjorde sig klar til at tage til Toronto, Canada, hvor de nu bor. Bruden valgte en marineblå spaseredragt med marineblåt tilbehør som rejsetøj.

Ruth Wrage Is Bride in Itasca Ceremony The wedding of Miss Ruth Wrage, Itasca, and Hans Lassen, Denmark, was solemnized at 4 o'clock September 5 in the Lutheran Church of St. Luke, Itasca, with Rev. Kurt V. Grotheer officiating at the ceremony. J. S. Bach's "Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring" and "Jesus, Lead Thou On" were the organ selections played by W. D. Bloch preceding the ceremony. The traditional Wagner and Mendelssohn wedding marches were played for the service. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was gowned in white French lace over satin, fashioned with long sleeves, scalloped neckline and a scalloped-edged train. Her veil was of French illusion, held in place with a pearl tiara. She carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The bride's cousin, Miss Kay Warnsholdt, Chicago, served as maid of honor and Miss Lenore Furholmen, Lombard, was her bridesmaid. Both attendants were floor-length gowns of pale green brocade featuring scalloped necklines. Their headpieces were tiaras of the same material. They carried bouquets of pink roses. The groom was attended by Eric Hansen, Chicago, as best man. Gerhart Peterson, also of Chicago, served as usher. Mother of the bride, Mrs. Ehlert Wrage, wore a waltz-length plum-colored lace dress. Her hat was of the same lace fashioned over taffeta. She wore an orchid corsage. The groom's aunt, Mrs. Bejer Lassen, Chicago, was gowned in beige lace. Her corsage was of an orchid. A wedding dinner and reception for 50 guests was held at 7 that evening at Nielsen's Restaurant in Elmwood Park. The young couple left for a brief honeymoon, after which they returned to the bride's home to prepare to leave for Toronto, Canada, where they are now residing. The bride chose a navy suit with navy accessories for her going-away outfit.