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MR. AND MRS. JAMES RICHARD ANDERSON—Photo by Sothers Studio * * * * * *Linda Jeanne HautalaWeds James AndersonMiss Linda Jeanne Hautala,1 son were bridesmaids, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur The bridal attei.dants wore R. Hautala, 1714 Graydon. be-1ballerina length gowns of mint came the bride of James Rich- green taf.eta. The bell skirts ard Anderson, son of Mr. and were trimmed with small mint Mrs. W. C. Anderson, 507 North I green bows and the bodices with Eighth Street, at a 3 p.m. wed- white lace islets. They woreding ceremony held on Satur day, April 24. at the First Methodist church in Bramerd. The Rev J. Wesley Johnston. Pastor. officiated at the double ring ceremony.Miss Marilyn Oliphant. as organist, accompanied soloist Jan Clark who sang “Entreat Me Not to Leave Thee.” “The Wedding Prayer” and “The Lord’sr’ . , . . . . matching accessories. BothThe church was decorated .«jth bouquets of yellow cTrsage '0ateUTr W“h *'ad,0h and| Special Quests were ,be groom s paternal grandmother, Mrs. Mabel Anderson and ma-matching crown hats with white accessories. Their pearl necklaces were a gift from the bride.) They carried bouquets of yellow carnations with white stream-1 ers.The bride’s mother wore a I blue two piece suit with navy blue accessories.The groom's mother wore a I three piece pink suit with1The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a white floor length gown of satin faille featuring a windswept semibell skirt, with a scooped neckline and her longtemal grandparents, Mr. and I Mrs. George Lucas. The grandmothers were presented white carnation shoulder corsages.Ronald Laumann was bestsleeves came to graceful points , , . , « , .over the wrists The figure ’an Jad; Anderson, brother of molding bod.ee was .rimmed Aus,ln andw-ith tiny seed pearls. HerRonald Bollig were groomsmen.shoulder length silk illusion veil was caught on a crown accented with seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of golden roses on a white Bible with white streamers trimmed with golden altar roses.Miss Karen Hautala. sister of the bride, was maid of honor.Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlors.A three tiered wedding cake centered the bridal table and was flanked by yellow floral bouquets.Mrs. Paul Folkenhagen, Fairmont and Mrs. Larry Laughlini u i . « cut the wedding cake; Mr. andMiss Luanne HautaU sister of Mrs Wllliam Albers and Mrthe bnde. Miss Kathi Falken- an(j Mrs Rav ()’Rei||v actedhagen and Miss Robin Thomp- as host and hostess. Mrs_ Ken.neth Holmgren, Minneapolis, aunt of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson poured coffee, Mrs. Mary Holm and Miss Mary Schaefer poured i punch; Miss Audrey Lund. Miss) Vicki Renne, both of Buffalo and Miss Ruth Wood of St. Cloud, opened the many gifts. Miss Judy Anderson, sister of the groom and Miss Kathy Albers were in charge of the guest book; Miss Lana Pomerleau was the bride’s personal attendant. The Esther Circle of the First Methodist church were in charge of serving the reception.The groom attended the Washington High school, Brainerd Junior college and graduated from St. Cloud State college. He is employed at the Northwest j Paper Company in Brainerd. !The bride attended the Wash-j ington High school and St. Cloud State college.After a honeymoon trip to Wisconsin Dells, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will be at home in Brainerd.The bride was honored at four pre-nuptial bridal showers. Hostess to the first shower were Jan Clark and Audrey Lund at St. Cloud, second shower. Mrs. Aaron L. Fieldman. Mrs. William G Albers and Mrs. Glen Thompson; third shower, Kathy Falkenhagen and Jan Clark; fourth hostesses were Mrs. Pete Humphrey, Mrs. Ray O’Reilly, Mrs. Larry Laughlin and Mrs. Clarence Harting.
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Brainerd Daily Dispatch
Brainerd, Minnesota, US
Sat, May 01, 1965
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