The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-06

This was one of the most notable weddings
which has taken place in Kenosha for years past
The parties most interested, are so well known
in Kenosha, that from the time Mr.. and Mrs
George Yule issued Invitations to there friends t.
be present at the marriage of their daughter
Louisa to William J. Hall, the coming event was
the general topic of conversation. When the
hour for the ceremony arrived. the spacious par
lors of Mr.. Yules residence were completely
packed with the elite of the city. At 2:45, Id;
happy groom and his beautiful bride, preceded
by their attendants-Miss Florence Wallis, o
Racine, and Mr.. Geo Yule, Jr.-entered the from
parlor, where the clergymen were in waiting tt
receive them. The brides head was tastefullJ
Adorned with natural flowers. She was dressed
in beautifulfawn-colo gios-gra1n silk. orna
mente6 and trimmed with natural flowers an6
illusion at the throat and Illusion at the wrists
| After the marriage ceremony followed con
| CALCULATIONS and the pleasantries which always
attend upon such occasions. The rect of the
afternoon was passed in discussing the refresh
ments, and viewing with delight the magnificent
array of costly presents valued at $4,000. OF
bestowed upon the bride by admiring and loving
mention the following From the BRIDES
father, heavy gold watch and chain. and check
for $1,000; brides mother, beautiful family
bible; W. j. Hail. toilet set; Mr.. and Mrs C.
Balm, writing and dressing stand; Mrs. Westcott
of Racine, sugar spoon: Mrs. Frank Robinson,
Aurora, ILL.,, bronze encased vinegarette, and
beautiful tidy; Mr.. NJ. Dresser glass fruit dish,
silver standard and mountings; Miss Clara
LOOMS, Chicago, set silver teaspoons Miss
Jennie MARITIME Of Chicago, pair bronze statu-
cites; Mr.. and Mrs. @, Bronson, Pagoda and pair
mats; Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.. Blake of Racine,
mantel toilet set; Miss Hattie Vinegar, bou
quet holder; Mr.. and Mrs L. Grant, card receiver;
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bone of Racine, bouquet vase;
Miss Julia stebbins, set flower brackets Mr.. W..
Hallowell of Waukegan, pair bouquet holders
and silver-mounted ground glass celery dish;
Miss Hattie Doolittle, beautiful four.cup flower
stand Mr.. and Mrs. 2 G. Simmons, set silver
table Spoons Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mitchell OF
Racine,set silver teaspoons; Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Redeker, set silver table knives
81. and 7. Mitchell of Racine. silver mounted cut
glass celery dish; MIR. and Mrs. Cuyler of Chicago
Gu glass toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. Wells of Sauga
tuck, Mich, blue and gold toilet set Miss Blake
of Racine, beautiful lily bouquet holder; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Read, pair combined bouquet and nap
kin holders Mr.. and Mrs. Manning, celery dish
Mr. and Mrs R. o. Gottfredsen, pair bouquet
holders G. NJ. Pennoyer, silver fruit spoon and
sugar spoon; Mi. and Mrs. j G. Gottfredsen,
napkin ring Mr. aud Mrs. a B. williams, spoon
holder; Rev. and Mrs. Rowley of Racine, Pickle
fork; Mrand Mrs. Lewis OF Racine, Sugar Sitter;
Mr.. and Mrs Sinclair of Racine, Silver Pie Knife;
Miss Sinclair of Racine, pickle fork Miss Clara
Jnsun, set silver nut picks; Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Petit, bouquet and holder; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nicol, cake basket; Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Reed,
spoon holder; Mr. and Mrs. j! T. YuIe, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Yule, Mr.. and Mrs. ". Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Slossen, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Reynolds, high
ly ornamented silver tea set complete.
The newly welded ones left by the 5 80 train on
their wedding tour. through the east, followed by
the hearty wish of all friends that love and peace
may be theirs through all the coming years.