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Bride Ruth Ann Berkholtz Walking Down the Aisle



Bride Ruth Ann Berkholtz Walking Down the Aisle
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Title: Bride Ruth Ann Berkholtz Walking Down the Aisle
Description: Ruth Ann Berkholtz walks down the aisle in the United Church of Christ/Congregational Church, Delavan, Wisconsin. An usher stands to the right in the background. A painting of Jesus is visible behind him. Through the open door, the decorated wedding car can be seen. Ms. Berkholtz sewed her wedding dress from a Vogue Couturier Design pattern, #1155, option "C", designed by Belinda Bellville. The pattern was purchased at Northwest Fabrics. The material for the dress was purchased at the Swiss Miss Textile Mart in New Glarus. The wedding dress, veil, and pattern are in the collection of the Wisconsin Historical Society (2012.195.1-2).
Image ID: 96915
Creation
Date: 		May 1, 1976 
Creator
Name: 		Unknown
City, State: Delavan, Wisconsin
Collection
Name:
Genre: Photographs
Subjects: Wedding costume
Automobiles
Marriage service
Weddings
Church buildings
Hairstyles
Indoor photography
Men
Portrait photography
Women
Dresses
Flower arrangement
 

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Please Credit: Wisconsin Historical Society.
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