The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-11-18
Welded IN CAMBRIA
Miss Crawford Became the Bride
Of Don Anderson On Sat-
urday Last

! Cambria, November 10.-At $3.50
p. m. Saturday. November 5. at the
Cambria Presbyterian church Miss
Mildred Jane Crawford and Mr.. Don
Anderson we're united In the bonds
Of matrimony. the Rev. w. /. South
erland of Medford, MINI, an uncle
of the bride. officiating. Both OF the
young people are favorably known
and It was not surprise to find the
occasion one Of delight to all con-
ccerned. The bride is a daughter Of
Cambria. She is a graduate of the
Minnesota State university and has
taught high school branches for two
years; the first year at st. Francis
and last year at Nicoet. The groom
is the only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
DALI Anderson of Mankato and is al
SO a graduate Of the Minnesota state
university. TIKI 49,.
The half hour preceding the cere-
Mrs. G. Dewitt Hedding of Mime
apolis presiding at the piano. James
L. Crawford Of st. Paul sang II Love
You Truly. Mr.. G. Dewitt Hedding
sang Your Beautiful Eyes" and "Oh
Promise Me-" After the vocal selec-
lions Mrs. Hedding commenced play
ing Mendelssohn's Wedding march
for the bridal party to advance. Viii
liam H.. Crawford, brother of the
bride, was the best man and Miss
Georgia Crawford Of ST. Paul was
bride, who was given in marriage by
her father. The instrumental mus
ic played softly during the ceremony
made 1t more impressive and beauti
full. Not a sound was to be heard
elsewhere in the church auditorium.
The hundred and twenty guests
present and the beautiful gifts of
cut glass silver and linen presented
were indications Of the esteem In
which the families of the two con-
tracing parties were held.
The bride was gowEed In white
brocaded satin, heavily trimmed with
beads. with beautiful bridal veil
She carried bouquet OF bridal
roses. She also wore a rope of pearls
which were presented her by the
groom. The b Bridesmaid wore gown
Of sky blue satin and carried Ophelia
roses. Mrs. Hedding, the pianist,
wore black chiffon velvet and ermine
and string of beautiful pearls. The
mother of the bride was attired in
copenhagen blue pussywillow taffeta.
gown Of black charmeuse satin and
pearls.
The ushers were Messrs Dan w.
Harris and Owen Owens, both of
Cambria. and D. D. Crawford Of st.
Paul
{ The auditorium of the church was
beautiful and was decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers.
The wedding dinner was served in
room was tastefully decorated in
pink ard white streamers and with
pink ann white carnations In a set
ting of ferns. The bridal table was
underneath large white bell and
pink carnations. The blessing WIS
pronounced by Rev. e. w. Griffiths.
pastor Of the church. Several Of the
guests, who were in the mood fol-
lowing the sumptuous repast. to
give humorous after dinner talks.
They were led by Don Anderson and
1 fho%ss Amos '" Richter r Adams Dewitt Mt
Hedding. Rev. Griffiths and Rev.
Switzerland. @- IN
Waiting on table were the Misses
Elva Fuller, Eleanor Price, Mrs.
Evan Bowen, Ruby Harbo, Gladys
Williams, Esther Evans, Mrs. Max
Thomas, Mrs. Morgan Evans, Mrs.
Roger Davis, and Mrs. George Hood.
|. The wedding gifts were taken to a
large table in the church auditorium
and tastefully arranged by Mrs;
James Lloyd. Mrs. Dan w, Harris had
charge Of the decorating of the
church parlors and was in charge of
the wedding dinner. -.. A....
Those from a distance who attend
ed the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Anderson, Mankato; Mrs. Bris-
bane. Waseca; Miss Clara Goodsell,
,Waseca; Mrs. Henry Wegenke, Min
neapolis Mr.. and Mrs. James Craw-
ford. St. Paul; Mrs. Arthur Jones,
Howard Lake; DR.. and Mrs. Meilicke
and daughter Muriel Of Nicollet; Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. Adams, Morristown
and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Richter of
Morrristown. 1... 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left by au-
tomobile on a honeymoon trip to
Northern Minnesota. Following their
return they will make their home In
Mankato, where the groom has po-
sftion, ... r. .