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Wedding portrait of Helen Braun and B. Bergen, full length portrait, both standing

portrait of sisters, Helen & Tina, both wearing suits with white inset collars,

The Hudsons Bay Company Employees choir at Christmas, is standing in front of a red curtain . A small decorated christmas tree is standing at the back on both sides. The women choir members are wearing dark dresses, with a large white collar and the men dark suits, white shirt and black ties. All are holding a red song book and singing.

Erna is standing at entrance, hand on door knob #144, wearing dark skirt, light blouse, high heels,

Portrait of Ernest Enns, b 1920, in Jekaterinowka, Russia son of Aelt. Johann Hermann Enns (E-25) Ernest is wearing a black suit, white shirt and a gray tie. Ernest is married to Irene Wieler b. 1924. Their children are Rita Noreen, Paul Ernest (E-27), Richard Carl Peter, and Lori Christine. Enest was a merchandising manger. He lived in St. Elizabeth, MB and Winnipeg, MB. This is Generation 3 of the Hermann Enns Ancestry Display

Portrait of Paul Enns b.10 Mar, 1952. He is wearing a dark suit, white shirt and a dark tie. He is son of Ernest Enns (E-26) His wife is Dorothy Dyck, b. 1951. He is a builder in Winnipeg, MB This is Generation 4 of the Hermann Enns Ancestry Display.

In front of 605 Bannatyne Ave, Wpg. Maedchenheim, in 1946, l-r Mrs. Dyck, (Mika Klassen), 2 daughters, Franz Dyck

Portraits of Mrs. And Mrs. Isaak Dyck. Isaak is wearing a suit, white shirt and black tie. Sara Dyck is wearing a dress with a dark collar tied in the front, a brooch, necklace and glasses.

This photo shows the baptism group of the First Mennonite Church (Schoenwieser Mennoniten Gemende) of Winnipeg in the doorway of their church on Alexander Avenue in Winnipeg.
Back row of mean (left to right): Abram Schmidt, Isaak Penner, Abram Wiens, Peter Schmidt, Edward Schroeder.
Last rows of women: Elizabeth Toews, Pauline Giesbrecht, Unknown, Margaret Penner, Unknown, Maria Schmidt.
Middle row: Helen Penner, Elizabeth Penner, Melita Peters, Helena Toews, Adeline Thiessen.
Front rows: Unknown, Katharina Klassen, K. Klassen, J.P. Klassen, Justina Hildebrand Gertrude de Veer.

This photograph shows a group of women and 3 men standing on steps in front of the Zion Church, corner of Alexander Avenue and Ellen Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba (Schoenwieser Mennonite Church / First Mennonite Church). The women are probably all from the Eben Ezer Maedchenheim, Winnipeg. It is the Bible School Class of 1934-35.
Following persons have been identified:
Row 1: l-r, Aelt . Daniel Loewen, - Braun, with lace collar, Agnes Willms, Aelt. Johann H. Enns ;
Row 5: Liese Klassen, Maria (Mika) Klassen (Mrs. Franz Dyck);
Row 8: last row, Edward Klassen, (son of Aelt. Johann P. Klassen).
Other persons on photograph are Erna Martens (Mrs. Plenert) (1910-1972) and Margaret Derksen (1901-1983)

A postcard portrait of Manja Friesen, wearing suit and blouse with bow, dark band in short waved hair

Waldemar Janzen b. 1932 in Russia and wife Mary Warkentin born 1938. and children Werner Martin, Hilda Ruth and Edwin Peter. Also on the photo is Waldemar's mother Helen (Dueck) Janzen) Waldemar was a minister and educator, the son of Wladimir Janzen b.1900. Waldemar is wearing a dark suit, white shirt and black tie, also glasses.The oldest son is wearing a light suit, white shirt and a tie, Mary Janzen is wearing a dark flowered dress and glasses. Helen (Dueck Janzen is wearing a light coloured dress and glasses. There is a book shelf behind them.

Tante Anna Vogt is sitting on an easy chair with the 3 children of Jakob and Else Klassen, Katy, Rita and Elsie at Christmas time.. The youngest Else is sitting on her lap. The Christmas tree is standing at the right of the photo. Anna is wearing a dark dress with a white broach.

Katie, Rita and Elsie Klassen, children of Jakob and Else Klassen standing in front of the Christmas tree.

A photo of a carved horse with a bridal, saddle and a rider (Kozak?). Two chairs are standing in the background. The horse is standing straight in line with the frame of the picture. Same horse and rider as K-87 but standing at a different angle 2 copies