Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-09
Married

At the Church Of Our Saviour in Lit.
tie Falls last Tuesday afternoon at 4
0 clock was solemnized one of the pref
tiest weddings Of the season, Miss Jess
allyn Hall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Hall of Minneapolis, be-
coming the bride of Mr.. Clarence w.
Lovdahl Of Terril, Iowa. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. H. j. Bucking-
ham, rector of the church.
Just before the ceremony Miss Elaine
Ruth sang as prelude Gounod g
"Adore and Be Still.'' Mrs c. H.
Brown at the organ, assisted by Sidney
T. Stillwell of Staples with violin,
played Mendelssohn 3 wedding march
as the professional. The church and al
tar were decorated with Easter lilies,
yellow jonquils and ferns. The bride
was given in marriage by her father.
After the vows were taken and as the
blessing was being spoken Miss Ruth
sang very softly "At Dawning,' by
Cadman. As occasional Bartholomew s
wedding march was played.
The bride wore gown Of white bro
caded satin, simply draped, bodice com
bined with rose point lace. She wore a
Of the valley. She carried an arm bo'
quet of bride g roses and Easter lilies.
Mrs. Frank E. Hall, Jr., the bride s
sister-in-law, was matron Of honor and
Miss Eleanor O'Neil of Minneapolis
was bridesmaid. Mrs. Hall wore gown
of orchid organdie trimmed in rose
with hat to match trimmed with French
roses. She carried Russell roses. Miss
O'Neil' 8 dress was of pink organdie
and she wore a hat to match. Her
flowers were Ophelia roses and pink
sweet peas. Mrs. Hall, mother Of the
bride, wore a gown Of Belgian blue
taffeta. She wore corsage bouquet Of
pink roses and sweet peas.
A wedding luncheon was served at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E.
Hall, Jr., Broadway east, Immediately
after the ceremony. Mrs. Frank A. Lind
bergh nd Mrs. F. E. Hall, ST., serving,
assisted by Misses Marie Cannon,
Elaine Ruth, Elvira Ruth and Delphine
Hall. Decorations in the dining room
included yellow jonquils and spring
flowers and in the living rooms potted
rose plants.
Out-of- town guests were Edward Low
dahl, Crosby, Mimi, father of = the
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lovdahl,
Crosby; Earl Lovdahl, Crosby; Mrs. E.
Bonham, Grand Rapids; Mrs. Frank
Lindberg, Crosby; Mrs. F. Young, St.
Paul; Miss Jennie Stillwell, st. Paul;
Miss Eleanor O'Neil, Minneapolis;
Miss Sally Whiting. Minneapolis; Mrs.
Erwin s. Ward, Wadena; Russell Will
liams, Minneapolis; Sidney T. Stillwell,
Staples and Fred Young, Crosby.
The bride, except for the last two OF
three years, spent most of her girlhood
DAYS in Little Falls and she was prom
inent in the young social set as well
as in musical circles, being talented
musician.
Mr.. Lovdahl was before the war a
resident of Crosby. Upon his return
from military service he located at
Terril, Iowa, where he is manager of
branch lumber yard for the J. F. Ander
son Lumber company. Mr.. and Mrs
Lovdahl will be at home at Terril, Ia,
after June l.
Elizabeth Conliff and Elmer E.
Strand, both ofMinneapolis, were united
in marriage at the Congregational par
sonage Saturday afternoon by Rev. P
E. Gregory. Mrs. Strand is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Mary Root and is vel
known in Little Falls, having lived here
for many years. Mr.. Strand is in bus
mess in Minneapolis and they will re-
side there.
Miss Elsie F. Anderson Of Lincoln
and Mr.. George A. Miller of Randall
were united in marriage by Judge KemI
at his office in the court house Tues
day morning at II O'Clock. Miss Emma
Anderson, sister Of. the bride, and AL
bert T.. Nelson, were the attendants
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will reside at Ran
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