Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-30
BRODIN-OLSON .NUPTIALS

A very pretty WeQQlnS was SOIeml-
lied last Wednesday,, Aug. =23rd, at
high noon, in the Swedish Mission
Church at Teien, when Miss Nellie
Olson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. G.
W.. Olson and Mr.. Fred Brodin were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
in the presence of large gathering
of friends The brides father, Rev.
CIV. Olson, performed the ceremony.
Shortly before nOon,f the relatives
and friends of the bride and g0Om
entered the church and Miss Florence
BOSNIAN Of Warren sang 20 Promise
Me-. The bridal party entered the
church to the strains Of Lohengril,
the bride on the arm Of her father.
preceded by little joyce Pihlstrom,
IL 81 .s,tiDss tt.e sransn at the
altar. After the ceremony, Miss Es-
Their Mathison of Minneapolis sang II
Love You Truly after which the hap
py couple received the congratulations
of relatives and friends while the
Mendelsohn Wedding March was being
played by Miss Mildred Peterson, who
presided at the piano. -7s -
The bride was prettily attired in a
crepe romaine gown and wore a veil
Of tulle and carried shower bouquet
Of bridal roses. The bridesmaid, Miss
Ruth Brodin wore a gown of blue or
CANDY while: the maid of honor, Miss
Anna Hemmingson was attired in a
gown Of pink organdy. The flower
girl also was dressed In pink ). I. The
groom was attended by Mr.. Carl
Lundquist, of Bronson, and Mr.. Paul
Olson, brother of the bride. The
decorations Of the church and the ta-
bles were in pink and white. ~ &
After the ceremony, all gathered in
the spacious and well arranged base
ment of the church for a sumptuous
four course wedding luncheon. Mr..
c.. r. Pihlstrom, Of Warren, acted as
toastmaster, and responses were made
by Rev. Oh Lundell Of Thief River
Falls, Rev. Dahle OF Drayton, Rev.
G. w. Olson, Mr.. Frank Brodin, Mr..
Carl Lundquist, Mr.. John Westman,
Mr.. e. T. Tornell and others.
In the evening reception for young
people was given and about 100 young
people gathered and enjoyed the hos
pitality Of the hosts. The happy couple
were the recipients of many valuable
and useful presents. 4 5.;
The bride is well known in Warren,
having resided here for number OF
years, and lately employed as sales.
lady at the Il. J. Tara1seth store Her
charming personality and fine Chris
tan character won her many friends
in Warren who heartily congratu
her. She has been splendid worker
among the young people Of the Swed.
ish Mission Church of this city Of
which her father was pastor for mum.
Der Of years and she will be greatly
missed. ,y .. s E:s
The groom is also well known II
Warren, for several years working
here under various building c0ntrac
tors For the last two years, Mr.
Brodin has attended the Moody Bible
Institute Of Chicago and has just &C
cepted the call as young peoples evan
gelist among the Swedish Mission
lChurchess of the Red River Valley Dis
ltrict. His splendid Christian charactel
and his training will be great IN
i fuence In his work.
Mr.. and Mrs Brodin will make theil
home at Thief River. Falls, and vii
be at home after October list.
Among those who attended til
!. wedding from Warren, were Mr.. an,
i Mrs. a. Stark, Mr.. and Mrs. Joh
Il Oberg, Mr.. and: Mrs. u. Il. Tornel]
I Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Olson, Mr.. an,
q Mrs. C. Pihlstrom, Miss Esthe
i Stark, Miss Wilma Peterson, Mis-
stROsina Samuelson, Miss Freda West
4 berg, Miss Elna Tornell, Miss Ethe
Z Pihlstrom, Miss Esther Mathison, Mis-
] Cecilia Rad Miss Hildur Peter
Il son, Miss Esther Peterson, Miss lear
vlnette Ostrom, Mr.. William Peterson
81 Mr.. Gust a. Peterson, Messrs. Walter
Arthur and Lawrence Stark. B.
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