, 1875-03-12
FALK-DICKtNSON.
A MUSICAL WEDDING,

Tho wedding Of the wel-knovn orgaulst, Mr.
Louis Falk, will, Miss Corn Dickinson would
l,avo mado an extended ripple In tho socinl deep
Ut Any time, bnt happening, ad It did, at tmo
whom society Ia In state OF seni-athgnation, it
was received with the warmost Of welcomes and
greeting, Union Park Congregational Church
was filled to overaouing last oroning with tho
largo array Of frienua anxious to SEQ the coro-
mony.
The party wero little late, but nj laat In
duo hrray they camo slowly down the
contro aisle. The ushers, J. ]. French and Wal
ter Hodge, Charles W. Armstrong and 3. ".
Dodson, preceded tho bridal party. Then camo
tha youthful couple, Miss Della Dean aud Mas
ter Allen Dickinson, followed by Miss Marion
Egau md hlr. Petrie, Mics Eve Locke and br.
George Ball, Miss Mary Goodrich and A1r. Ed
ward B,Erk, Of milwaukee,, Miss Peda Dickinson
and Dir. Charles ". Dodge. Tho brids came
next. lod by hcr fathas, and lastly Mrs. Dic4in-
BOZ, escorted by tho bridegroom. They formed
in n aemiciEclo nhich extended entirely around
march which had heralled their coming were
allcnced, md the prayer from hlnsaniello mas ex-
qlllsitoly rendered by tho choir.
Thon Mt. uctner briefly bot effectively Joined
them in the presenco Ct tho hundreds Of wit;
weave. and only death should part" Her father,
in acknowledgment Of the question IS to "Who
gives thus Woman away2" responded by placing
his daughtero hand IN that Of hls prospective
aon-in-lhw. Then tho ring was placod upon
her Hngor. and tho solemn ceremony MAS nenry
ovor. Mrs, Schoonhoyon, however. filled tho
church with her beautiful voice as sho Gang
Iicat In tho Lord" Mr. Helmer thon made
tho linsl Player aud pronounced tho nurual
The introduction Of tho muAio nlado tbs coro-
monY unuBually long, but, though the bEda's
face was sonoHbat flushed. sho boro up througu
the, trying ordca! admiralty, Tho bridegroom
looked tho moro nervous Of tho two. After the
bridal party had left the church,
GENERAL HUSH
ensuod for tho pRrlors below, aud tho entrances
wero 20 crowded by tAoee who mcsely came to
s.co ss ssS nsa gnsss iGna tSa
ceptlon. thoy stood, gazing as II . brido
party woro as uuuaun1 xight as comet. Any,
thing mora ill-biod could scarcely be imagined,
and 1t mDst hayo beon extremely annoying to
no moro sonso Of ordinary civillty aud doccncy,
cartla Of admission to tho church and lobbcs
will hayo to be issued with invitalona.
THE DRESSES. ...
Tho bride naa simply but beautifully attircd
in whito satin, looped and ga1laudcd With
orange. blossoms. HeE tuto veil wss fastened
with coropos Of the bridal Iovers, and fell In
tilmy fo!ds'aTouud her.
Tho bridesmaids wero all in whlto tarlosan, but
E"+A Ase'1 hAa AA0A out1y st!!utAoNs Ru0 kAo
flower garnIture Was varied. Miss poda Dick
ensou wore blue iowets MHa Goodrich, pink
geraniums Miss Locke woro cardinal ros "a
Miss Egan, tyy 1oasca and white bloBaoms and
aon wors black siik ani lace.
Tho church and orean-ofs wero very prstsily
and appropriately decorated. ths font being tho
basc for tall standard Of beautiful flowers. Tbs
Iaslo'a who're & the reception was lela vote also
4 mA1iagc-bell. ali tho work Of
the ladies' OF the church. A select and atylIshly
dressed assembly Of tho friends OF MIR. and Mrs.
10 lake tho z<st Of lfe's journey together, Tic
choir sang again with much pathos and tendor-
nosB.
THg PnEsESTs
portrait Of 8lr. Louis Falk, given to tho bride
by hia brother, Mr. Theodore Falk; 4 pair Of
claiming pictures from Mr. Theodore Fslk; .
full set Of silver spoons, forks, and lad!ca from
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