Source:  Perry Republican - Perry, Oklahoma
Dated: May 30, 1918
WOLFF - MALZAHN WEDDING
     The wedding of Miss Bertha Wolff and Mr. Charles F. Malzahn was celebrated Wednesday, May 22, at 3 o'clock p.m. at the beautiful country home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wolff, in Lowe township.  A distinctive military tone predominated in the decorations of the home, flags and streamers of the national colors being used effectively over the doors, widows and the balustrade of the stairs.  Roses in baskets and vases filled every conceivable space.
     The ceremony took place under the canopy of flags and wedding bells in one corner of the parlor.
     The wedding march was rendered on the piano by Miss Anna Budzene  as the bride and groom and their attendants descended the stairs.  A they stopped beneath the canopy the song "He Is So Precious To Me" was sung by a quartette.
     The Rev. Henry Rieder of Marshall, Okla., read the double ring  service.
     The attendants were Dora Wolff and Marie Malzahn, sisters of the bride and groom, and Michael Wolff, uncle of the bride.  The little eight year old sister of the bride, Mollie May Wolff, bore the ring in the heart of the Calla Lily.
     The flowers were carried by Gertrude Wolf and Clara Glockler.
     Following the ceremony a two course luncheon was served.
     The bride is an accomplished young woman whose charming personality has won her a wide circle of friends.  She is one of Noble county's successful school teachers.
     The groom is a popular and substantial business man of Perry.  He is a member of several lodges and has served for the past year as the Noble Grand of the I. O. O. F. Lodge.
     Mr. Malzahn, better known as Charley, left Sunday evening, May 26, for Ft. Riley, Kans., to join the colors.  While he is serving his country Mrs. Malzahn will make her home with her parents.
     May the God of War guide, protect and bring safely back to the young wife her soldier husband is the sincere wish of their many friends.