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ACAMildred LindstromWeds Alta ManPeifanthetheHeLunmherboxW.of1]ailzh\daLighted tapers in tall candleabra interspersed with sjpruce provided! an attractive setting for the wadding of Miss Mildred Lindstrom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Emil Lindstrom of Marathon and Everett Hultgren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hultgren of ^h Alta, which took place at 8 o’clock on ^ Friday evening in the Mission Cove- ' nant church in Albert City in the All presence of 100 relatives and friends.Preceding the entrance of the bridal party, Miss Dorothy Anderson of Alta, accompanied by Mrs. Milton Erickson of Albert City at the piano sang “All For You” followed by “Be- bea cause,” sung by William Shold of fas Albert - City. To the strains of elt;* Lohengrin’s Wedding March, (played Mi on the organ by Mrs. Erickson, the Rt bridal party entered the church and an moved down the white carpeted center aisle to their places at the altar in to front of an arch trimmed with spruce an and a large white bow and bell.The bridesmaids, Miss Lois Hult-«gren of Alta, sister of the groom, Miss Vernal Olson of Jewell, Iowa, ^rlt; and teacher associate of the bride, Mrs. Einor Lindstrom, sister-in-law 501 of the bride and Miss Gwendolyn B. Kind wall of Albert City, close friend Miof the bride, and the matron-of- D*honor, Mrs. Carl Kindwall, sisiter of the bride, and two little flower girls,Ina Marie Lindstrom and Valerie bo Gustafson, preceded the bride, who ch entered with her father. Ushers were Wilbur Pierson and Duane Carlson ce of Alta, cousins of the groom.The group was joined below the | pj chancel by the groom and ‘ his attendant, Forrest Hultgren, brother of the groom, who had entered from a side door. The bridal pair, then Approached the altar where the impressive single ring ceremony was performed by Rev. L. A. Almquist. Before the bridal party left the altar the hymn, “Together Life’s Pathway ^ We Tread,” was sung by Dorothy Anderson.The bride was charming in a white velvet floor-length gown en train, designed with fitted bodice, sweetheart neckline, and long sleeves tapering to a point at the wrist worn with a finger tip veil. Her only jewelry was n( a chain and pearl cross. She carried di »| a bouquet of white calla lillies. The io bridesmaids were attractively attired fc in floor-length frocks of soldier blue b\ velvet. The m atron-of-honor was ai dressed in a floor-length frock of wine velvet. The flower girls wore j ^ wine and blue taffeta dresses and carried hand bouquets of carnations.All five attendants carried Bouquets of Glooksinia and Carnations' and j w wore shoulder length veils of blue andnenemcoaewine.8:fiePiMrs. Lindstrom, the bride’s mother u and Mrs. Hultgren, mother of the j, groom, wore wavy blue dresses with n shoulder corsages of snapdragons and chrysanthemums. The men of j, the bridal party wore white bouton- ^ nieres.Immediately following the wedding a reception was held in the church parlors. The bridal table was prettily decorated with a two-tier wedding 0 cake surmounted with a miniature sbride and groom made by Mrs. Ed- |3 o I ward Shold, and white lighted tap- e r. | era in crystal holders. Above the table a canopy was formed with s ti I white streamers and a bell suspend-, t it I ed from the canter. The decorajdons jon the table hi the diniug?pOjpefc.ooityn• \ .suggestive of the hell with a? miniature tree and blue ande I ©rs set in birch logs. Jtr.o IHarold Bloom, close frtende of the l jbride* i.at thelt;1-1 Other waiters and waitresses .wereti \’ i\* **ifciDarleneBrown, IfUUan Loving,thy Nero, Aveiy Shold, Xerome Lovijii ir f fag and 7it . il Wepell. They- served, j i* | cafeteria style. Mfasee Joyce Alberts ,son and Stella KindwsJl of Alta poor-^te 1 ed.Boat. and hostess ea were* 1**, jwdtoKSmmrnti'f. K- ’’fj*I of.■wwWfl;: n-l-i
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Albert City Appeal
Albert City, Iowa, US
Thu, Jan 08, 1942
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