Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-06-13
Taralseth--MOssefin Nuptials.

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The home of Mayor and Mrs. K.
j. Taralseth was the scene of q
charming wedding on Thursday eve.
ming last week, when their daughter,
Miss Lena Taralseth and Edward
Mossetin, of Crookston, were mar
ried. The parlors we're handsomely
decorated for the occasion with
plants, cut flowers and garlands OF
smilax, while many Chinese lanterns
hung on the veranda and in trees on
the lawn added brilliancy to the
scene. The large bay window shone
resplendent with blossoms, and there
also was placed the altar underneath
a beautiful floral arch twined
around with smilax, and from which
was suspended a large bridal bell.
The dining room tables were charm
ingly adorned with bouquets of car
nations, maiden hair fern and vines
OF smilaX. Miss Louise Grindeland
was at the piano and played Mendel-
sohn's wedding march as the bridal
party entered led by Rev. N. F. Kile,
who. performed the ceremony, and
following him came the groom at
tired in the conventional black, and
his best man Henry Taralseth, and
attendant Martin Mossefin. Next
came sweet little Inga Nyland, the
maid OF honor, and the two brides
maids, Miss Inga Dahl, who wore
pale blue silk null and carried pink
carnations, and Miss Anna Swand-
by, who wore a pink silk null and
carried white carnations. Last came
the bride escorted by her father.
She carried a large bouquet of bridal
roses, and looked very lovely in a
gown OF liberty silk over white tai
|feta with applique and Tulle veil.
Taking their places under the floral
arch the pastor read the beautiful
and solemn service OF the Norwegian
Lutheran church, which united the
two young people for life. After the
ceremony, congratulations were ex-
tended to, the happy pair by their
relatives and many friends present.
Soon the dining room doors swung
open, and the bridal couple and in
vited guests sat down to partake OF
a dainty wedding feast. Several
toasts were drank to the health and
| prosperity of the newly welded pair,
Senator A. Grindeland acting as
toastmaster. Responses were made
by Mr.. W. F. Powell, l.. Lam berson,
Henry Taralseth and others. A
male quartette entertained the COM
pany with several songs during the
evening. Among the out of town
guests who were present at the we'd
ding were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. l. Holen
and Mr.: and Mrs. II. L. Melgaard,
OF Argyle; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Mosse.
fin, parents of the groom, Miss So.
phie Mossefn, Norman Mossefn,
Martin Mossefn and Miss Louisa
! Mossefn, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Rood,
Mrs. O. D. Dahl and Miss 1nga Dahl,
OF Crookston; Rev. and Mrs. l.. NJ.
Skunes, and Mrs. John Flore and
son, Of Moorhead. The happy young
couple were the recipients of large
number Of valuable presents, princi-
pally in silver and cut glass. A
check Of $1,000 was presented to
them by Mr.. Taralseth. The young
people who start their journey OF
life together under such auspicious
circumstances are we'll and favorably
known. The bride is the accom-
plished daughter of Mayor Taral.
seth, a young lady who has grown
up from childhood in this city: The
groom is a young, energetic business
man OF Crookston, and has grown
up from boyhood in that city
Their many friends unite in wishing
them a full measure OF JOY and hap.
piness in life. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mossefn left on Tuesday evenings
train for Crookston, their future
home, where the groom has recently
purchased handsome residence in
which to receive his bride.
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