, 1904-03-02

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had engraved in its center this inscrip
ton: "Twenty-fifth Wedding Anniver
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Marcel
l. 1904"
lie supper was one of the fines
ever served on a similar occasion In
Laramie, the menu including roast tur
key. boiled ham, cold tongue, salads
jellies. olives, pickles. celery. cakes OF
several sorts. coffee and tea, and mum.
erous other tempting dishes, served in
faultless style by trained mattresses,
and on tables whose decorations were
noticeable for their artistic effect. The
young ladies' officiating at table were
Misses Mary Tvedt, Christine Edstrom.
Dora Jarp ana clara Prahl. under the
direction of Mrs. Prahl, Mrs. Bailey
Cornwell, Mrs. Isberg, Mrs. Fl. L. An
derson. Mrs. C. J. Peterson and Mrs. N.
j.. Nelson. with Messrs. Chris NJ. Teg.
ner AID N. J. Nelson as --e other mem
bers of a very able committee of ar.
rangements.
lle banquet room. which had been
decorated under the direction of Mrs.
Cornwell, was very beautiful and sig
laily appropriate. In the center of the
hall a canopy OF crepe paper in red was
arranged, and at each side and over
the tables were hung similar effects in
red and white, long streamers being
banded fastened to the corners of the
boards. and the snowy linens being
banded with the graceful materials
with exquisite results. suspended over
the honor table, where the bride and
groom with their devoted retinue of
children. relatives and intimate friends
were seated. hung a lovely silver bell.
Twenty-Five silver horsesnoes glanced
and glittered above the center of the
second table. expressing delicately and
brightly the unanimous wish for an
other fortunate twenty-five years of
welded life for the popular couple.
The floral effects were in red and
white carnations ami roses, which or
namented both tables in clusters of
ding cake. which vas placed at the
brides left hand. vas surprisingly
beautiful with its ornate icing adorned
with twenty-five fairy-like roses in red
and white. This important addition to
the feast vas the work of Mrs. Isberg,
who made the original wedding cake.
At the groom's left, and only second
to the wedding cake, was a beautiful
and appropriate reminder of the father
land in the form of a Danish ring cake,
which was also beautified with red and
white roses and silver ornaments.
When the bride cut her cake. this airy
structure VAS also demolished, and
both were served at the conclusion of
the banquet, forming unique souvenirs
of the most suspicious occasion. The
cakes, ICES inc other accessories were
in red and white, %perfecting one of the
most exquisite color schemes and deco
rative effects ever executed in Lar
annie, the wealth of silver. china and
cut glass with which the tables were
laid completing the beautiful picture.
Among the guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Sodergreen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonas Berglund and Fred Hansen
of the Big Laramie, John Olson of the
Little Laramie. E. P. Pearson and Ed
o. Moen of Virginia Dale. Axel Palmer
and Mrs. Jacobson of Red Buttes,
Charles Jensen of Mandel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Larson Of Denver, Oden
Klingen. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davidson.
Sam Klingen. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Jen-
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Moen, John Mel
son, ]. A. Donielson, John Lars John
son and mother, Mrs. johnson, Lewis
Larson, Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Christie,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Peterson. William Sitters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Botten, Mr.. and Mrs. MIKE
Mikkelsen. Charles Pearson, Charles
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L%undgren,
Charles Olson. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Ostrum. John Ostrum, Steve Ostrum,
Ellis Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Larson, Rasmus Thirkeldsen, Willie
Swanson, Albert Severson and Miss
Severson, John Olson, mr. and Mrs.
John Hansen. Mr.. n Mrs. Bailey
Cornwell, j. A. Johnson, John Holm
berg, MIR. and Mrs. c. J. Peterson, N. C.
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayer Hansen, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Wagner, Lars Sutherland, R.
o. Danielson. X. O. Erickson, John
Isberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G~ottschalk,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mons Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thees, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. R. J.. Cowper,
p. Barkentine, Gus Larson, Otto Bro
lin, James Rasmussen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz
Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bath, MI.
and Mrs. William Hansen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Cameron, Harry Sureson,
Harry Prahl, John Prahl. N. c. Peter
son, Ole Thompson and Miss Millie
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Han
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Isberg, Lewis Tyvold,
| MIR. and Mrs. Harry A. Smith, William
Isberg, Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Beemer,
Hans Banks. Mrs. William McCune,
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Christensen, Paul
Christensen, James Sillerson.
The popularity of Mr.. and Mrs. John
son as residents of this city was at
tested by the large crowds present and
the expressions of good will and es-
TEEN from everybody. The Republican
joins with these and thousands of 9TH
ers in wishing them at least twenty
Ave years more of happy married life.
and hereby promises to be at the gol-
den wedding.
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