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rd LDRu t Thy 'osmark,M.MrsDorothy Wilson, W. R. Imgrund Wed Mondayt work, envand.LDR n com-n:'ickson.KlevenChris-)itty.?s. Sig-;ven.?t and lristen-LeonaPeter-tendal,SevilleDahl.treas-lernik le en-; mar-Flor-kane. f of dding it the •h.3 will ilbert N.E., 10.Miss Dorothy I. Wilson, daughter of Mr. L. J. Wilson. 702 South Fifth street, and Warren Richard Imgrund, son of Mr and Mrs. E. H. Imgrund, 709 Fifth avenue, N.E. were united in marriage at the St. Francis Catholic church, Monday. June 6 at 10 a. m. by Father Andrew P. Crawford.The bride was given in marriage by her father. Mr. L. J Wilson, and she wore a beautiful white satin wedding gown with lace yoke, fingertip lace veil with a white beaded tiara and she carried a shower bouquet of stephanotis.Her attendant. Miss Marguerite Sadler, wore a pink gowrn with lace shoulder length veil aVid carried a shower bouquet of pink carnations.Mr. William Imgrund was best man and the ushers were Mr. Gerald Thon, and Mr. Lawrence Bieuer.The altar was beautifully decorated with baskets of white and pink peonies and white tions.The bridegroom’s mother wore a grey suit and corsage of pink roses.Mr. A. JVTraz sang “Ave Maria” ‘‘Panis Angelicus” and “Oh Lord I Am Not Worthy,” with Mrs. Alvin Kampmann at the organ.After the ceremony a reception was held at the bride’s home with Miss Drusilla Fors-berg serving.For traveling the bride worea cocoa brown dress with whiteaccessories.!lAfter their wedding trip June 20. the young couple will be at home at 702 South Fifth street.The bride is a graduate of the Washington high school and was formerly employed at the Brain-erd Water and Light office.The groom is also a graduate of the Washington high school and employed by the Water and Light Board.400 Hear Woman's Club OrganConcert MondayOrgan music which is always thrilling was heard at its best last night at the Organ Concert sponsored by the Brainerd Woman's Club. It was truly an hour and a half of inspiring music.to thefull oProba tion of renditioi Maria.” voices i were ou an ether able in lt;As a fitt seen do i “Credo i to a clc enthusia: cert.Misses leu Klas* concert lights. IV presentee with the distingui; young so recently ' arship, r er” and richness Mezzo-sopFrom the most familiar “Lon-1 deservingcarnaIdonderry Air” to the masterful works of Handel’s “Royal Fireworks.” Paul Lundquist demonstrated his ability as a fine organist. Like a great symphony. Lundquist called upon all voices of the organ, blending them superbly from the most pianissimoteacher congratul standing! ► More t j vehicles 1 I United S 1947.The Ideal Summ
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Brainerd Daily Dispatch
Brainerd, Minnesota, US
Tue, Jun 07, 1949
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