Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-22
HOLIDAY WEDDINGS
ARE NUMEROUS
Good Example at White House
Followed BY Many Happy
Local Events.
Neleon-0rue.

0OVUu 0UOSUSOU
Nelson-0rue. l
This evening at eight o'clock occurs
the wedding Of Miss Olga Viola Grue,
youngest daughter of Hon. and Mrs. o.
N. Grue Of this city, and Mr.. Leroy
Sidney Nelson Of Clearbrook, MINI.
The ceremony will be performed at
the brides home on East Ltchdeld
Ave. by Rev. NJ. B. Nicholson Of the
Free Lutheran church. .-,
The brides gown will be Of satin
charmeuse, trimmed with Georgette
crepe, and she will carry a bouquet of
roses and lilies Of the valley. Her 60
ing away suit is blue chiffon broad
cloth, trimmed in Hudson seal fur
with muhf and hat to match. Miss
Hattie Swenson will act as brides
maid, and her gown will be OF pale
green crepe de chine. Irwin Nelson,
a cousin Of the bride, will be best
man.
The decorations In the parlor,
where the ceremony will take place
will be in green and white, with an
evergreen arch and q white wedding
bell. The color scheme in the library
will be red and green and in the din
ing room white steamers will be the
decorations. Miss Minnie Nelson will
preside at the organ, playing Lohen-
gren's wedding march, and several
Victrola numbers will be played thru
out the evening.
After the ceremony, three course
wedding supper will be served. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson will leave on the
morning train for a short trip to the
twin cities and southern Minnesota,
and will be at home to their many
friends at Clearbrook, M1nn., after
January l, 1916, where the groom owns
a garage and sheet metal works.
Guests from distance, present for
the ceremony are, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Nelson of Clearbrook, Mimi, parents
of the groom; Miss Esther Nelson,
Alexandria, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Hanson of Peever, S. D.; Mrs. r.
l.. Clark and daughter, Arnolda OF
Candy, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Nelson of Clearbrook and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Nelson of Spicer.
The bride is well and favorably
known in this city, having resided
here for the past four years, and The
Tribune joins with her many friends
in extending best wishes to her and
the man of her choice for prosperity
and happiness.
Abrahamson-Anders
A pretty home wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. An
derson, at Forman, N. D., last Wed.
nesday, Dec Is, at three o'clock, when
| the daughter, Miss Esther E. Ander
son, was given in marriage to Mr.. Jul
JUS B. Abrahamson, son OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. Nels Abrahamson Of Willmar
Rev. J. Edor Larson, pastor OF the
| Swedish Lutheran church at Gwinner
oficiated. The bride was atttred II
g. GOWN of cream colored charmeus<
and carried brides roses and ferns
She was attended by Miss Ruby Syl
van, cousin of the bride. The grooms
man was Henry G. Abrahamson, bro
Their of the groom. The decorations
were white steamers and a larg'
wedding bell, and among the guest
were the parents of the groom, MI
and Mrs. N. Abrahamson OF Willmal
The groom is in business at Gwinne1
where the young newly-weds will b
at home to their friends after the frs
of the year. Many Kandiyohi count
friends of the groom extend congra1
ulations to julius and the lady of hi
choice.
Jensen-Sherman.
A wedding at which the contrac
ing parties are residents of Kanabe
county occurred Monday afternoon 9
two O'Clock, at the Synod parsonage
Rev. J. N. Andersen officiating. Tn
groom was Mr.. Nels Christen Jense
and the bride, Miss Freda Sherman
The bridal pair was attended by M
Arthur Sherman and Mrs. Fred Raab
The last named is a sister of the bird
] and resides in this city. Mr.. and Mr.
Raabe accompanied the wedding part
z to Kanabec county to spend Chris
D mas holidays.
II 0Ison-HiIdrum.
81 Mr.. John H. Olson, son OF 0.
Olson and Miss Esther w. Hildru1
p whose home was formerly in Wisco
Q sin. were married this afternoon
two o'clock at the Synod Luthera
parsonage, Rev. J. N. Andersen OF
ciating. The bride was handsome
Igowned. The ceremony was wttnes
ed by Messrs. Edward Olson and He
lmund Skutle. The newly-wedded co
lple will make their home on Il
groom's farm north of the city. Th'
- have the congratulations OF NAL
4 friends.
nj Julius-6lomqutst.
VI At the Swedish Mission parsona
e this afternoon at one o'clock 0ccurr
e the marriage of Miss Minnie Joseph
Blomquist to Mr. Richard William j
JUS, Rev. A. J. Ostling tying the NJ
tial knot In the presence Of a sist
Of the bride and q brother OF t
At groom. The newly married cou1
ID will 60 to housekeeping on the ia
operated by Mr.. Julius near Sv
III They have hearty congratulations
many friends.
Tronqard-erooks.
Mr.. Martin Trongard and Miss D
othy Brooks were made man and "
today at eleven o'clock before Jud
Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs. Trongard '
be at home at rooms on Third str
after ain. l.