Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-25
SWensOn-G rindeland Nuptials.

A pretty wedding occurred last Sat-
urday afternoon at six O'clock at the
home Of Judge and Mrs A. Grindeland
in this city, when their daughter, Miss
Evelyn A. Grindeland, was united in
marriage to MIR. Elmer Earl Swenson
of st. Paul. in the presence of rela-
t1ves and "a few intimate friends of
the contracting parties. The solemn
act was preceded by musical program.
Miss Laura Forde, of Thief River
Fails, cousin of the bride, gave a piano
solo, entitled Romance, by Sibelius ;
Miss Auselga Sorenson, of Thief River
Falls, rendered violin solo, and Mr..
Ingolf Grindeland, brother Of the bride,
sang Beloved, 1t is Morn" Then as
Iohengrin was played by Gladys Grin
deland, the brides sister, came the
bridal procession, led by Ruth and Ka-
Uterine Mellby, 'nieces of the bride,
carrying baskets. Of roses, followed by
the bridesmaids, sEstelle Grindeland,
:gowned in pink taffeta, and Gertrude
johnson, dressed in yellow taffeta, each
carrying an arm bouquet of sweet peas
and Russell roses. Leaning on the arm
of her father CAME the bride, beauti-
fully gOwned iii white ge0rgetteT trim
med with beads, and wearing a bridal
veil. She carried shower bouquet of
white sweet peas. and swansoHia. Be-
fore: an improvised alto of ferns and
pink moccasin flowers, she met the
groom, who was attended by Ingolf
Grindeland and Elmer Hegg. The
solemn words which united the two
lovers for life were pronounced by Rev.
"A. It. Tollevs. =
After the. ceremony a four-course
dinner was served. Musical numbers
were given between courses by Misses
Sorenson and Forde, by R. NJ. Prytz
and Annar Myhre who sang Swedish
duets, and by Mr.. Prytz and Ingolf
,Grindeland who also gave duet. A
;sextette from Lucia was rendered by
Estelle and Gladys Grindeland. Henry
Halvorson, r. NJ. Prytz. Annar Myhre
and Ingolf Grindeland. Toasts were
proposed and responded to in happy
vein, Dr. o. F. Mellby, of Thief River
Falls, brother-in-l of the bride, act
ing as POSTMASTER
Out Of town guests present at the
wedding were as follows Mrs. Herbert
eCharles, sister of the groom, Of st.
Paul; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, of Val
ley City, N. D.; Miss Louise Thorn, of
Brown Brook N. j.; Miss Ausilga Sor-
enson and Miss Laura Forde, of Thief
River Falls; Elmer Hegg, of Michigan
City, N. D.; Miss Gertrude Johnson, of
Grand Forks, N. D.; and Dr. and Mrs.
%. F. Mellby and children, of Thief
River Falls.
The bride, who has grown to woman
hood in this city, is highly esteemed
young woman, of many attachments.
She is an accomplished musician and
soften in the past she has delighted
audiences here and elsewhere by her
performances on the piano and her
song. During several years past she
has served as teacher of music in the
public schools of Thief River Falls.
The groom is capable and successful
young businessman, now representing a
large concern as travelling salesman in
this territory. a host of friends of
bride and groom extend congra tulations
and wish them much joy and happiness
Al their married life. .
The bridal couple left on Tuesday to
xpend their. honeymoon at a summer re-
sort near Perham, MINI. After July
LIST they will DE at home at Grand
Forks, n. y