Willmar tribune., 1922-08-30

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81: Ties sof holy wedl lock were tied this
evening III the Norwegian Lutherans
Synod church when Miss Gertrude M
.Thorson, daughter Of Mr. and { Mrs. :
10 Thorson, became the bride fsChesrs
ter. A Hoglund,, son #of Mr.. and 81 [rs:
August HogluHd, both families being
residents Of this city, The nuptiaIs
ceremonies occurred at eight o'clock
before the. altar OF the church which.
seated a large attendance Of friendsiof
the young couple g: Rev. Arntt Waller Of
the church ofhciated: ;..s :..:., 4
Preparatory for thefs event; the
church, auditorium had. been beauti-
fed by a color scheme Of rose and
gold. Roses, gladiolus and sweet peas.
and; ferns. were used in making the
wedding scene attractive. 8. s,zs g .-@*
In the reception, parlors, the plan Of
decorations was that of pink and white.
together with roses and ferns. #S>..~...S 81 i
The bridal party entered: the church
auditorium to- the strains Of the we'd
ding march rendered by Miss Marie
Berg. Miss Berg. also played ;appro3
pirate music softly during the. cere-
mony. NJ ,:@s =; Z, @.'...... ~ ..,>.... s.
i. Miss: Thorson was gowneds in silk
lace over ivory canton: crepe. Her.
shower bouquet contained brides ros-
es and lilies of the valley. She wore
aveil; in cap effect triimed with pearls:
! The brides attendants were Mrs.
Siyert Aasiug, Of Glenwood, a sister
of; the groom, who served as matron
of honor. She was dressed in orange
crepe de. chine. Miss Olga; Thorson,
a cousin of the: bride, wore a gown Of
peach colored taffeta. Miss Alma Mar
tinson appeared in changeable, green
taffeta trimmed in gold: lace and Miss
Helen Ohsberg, a cousin Of the groom,
in peach tatfeta., >s@ -
=, The bridesmaids wore. corsage bou-
quets Of roses,, baby breath and for
,get-me-nots. = :.
The two flower girls were Geraldine
Hoglund, a niece of the groom, and
little Anna Thorson, cousin Of the
bride. Geraldine wore frock OF pink
satin trimmed in net and Anna wore
la. dress of. dainty white organdy trim
med, with lace. The two little girls
both carried colonial baskets Of sweet
peas and sweetheart roses. -. =.
The groomsmen We're Arthur Thor
son, a! brother of the bride, and; Sivert
Aasing, brother-in:law of, the groom.
i The Misses Myrtle b. johnson and
Minnie Fridlund sang AT .Dawning''
before the ceremony was begun. -, =.
" After the happy, rites. were conclud-
Led the bridal party and guests retired
to the reception oparlors where a four
course bridal dinner was, served. The
I|guests numbered one hundred. = -
|. Guests from a distance at the nup.
stials were: 'Mr: and Mrs. Sivert Aa-
sing of Glenwood, Mrs. w: Englund
and daughter Hilma of Minneapolis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Thorson and
daughter Olga of Brandon, Mr.. o.
Bakken- and family of Evansville and
Mrs. Lars Florey and family of Red,
wood Falls. 80 " .>-&q::,,
The immediate plans Of thesnewly.
|weds are to spend several days at a
cottage. at Eagle, Lake and enjoy an
auto trip to- Minneapolis; andS-visit
friends. :! s.:4s:.- s.::4s::.- ,E,. r,
l. They will be at home after October
lst at 40, Litchfleld;, avenue n west
where friends: will be- pleased to visit
at their home. -. ~, 1
Mr.. Hoglund is a we'll known young
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