River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-26
From the Oshkosh Northwestern-June 10.
MATRIMONIAL.
Marriage of walter f.. Cressman and
Miss Diana Angel, Last
Evening.
CROSSMAN--ANGEL.


The marriage of Miss Diana Angel, of this
city, to Walter Il. Crossman, of Dell Rapids,
Dakota, took place last evening with much
elaborateness. The coming event had cast
shadow OF expectancy before it, and the many
friends and acquaintance of the BRIDE were
on the tip-toe of excitement regarding the at
fair. The ceremony took place IN Trinity
church at s O'Clock, at which time the edifce
was crowded. The church was handsomely
trimmed with flowers. The ushers were f.
s. Josslyn. G. o. Josslyn, Il. j. Musser and
ID. W. Fernandez. The bridal party arrived
shortly after eight o'clock and marched up
the center aisle to the altar, where Rev. +.
K. Half pronounced the benediction that
made the twain as one flesh. The bride was
dressed in a walking suit OF exquisite make,
OF old gold and dregs OF WINE silk, trimmed
with brocaded velvet. The hat of French
straw was trimmed to match. The groom
was in full evening dress. The bridesmaids
were dressed as follows:
Miss Nettie Half, pink organdie and pink
silk, and Normandy cap; Miss Addie Gle,
pale blue silk and carleton, Normandy cap;
Miss Ella Wheeler, white India muslin,
white silk, Normandy cap; Miss Ida Web
ster, white dotted muslin, cream silk, Nor
mandy cap.
The bride was given away by her uncle,
jackson Case. The ceremony being over the
bridal pair were driven to the residence OF
Mr. jackson Case, No. So Algoma street,
where the reception was held. There was
large attendance at the reception, and the
house was filled to overfiowing with guests.
The newly married couple received the con-
CALCULATIONS beneath a mammoth floral mona
gram "a. c."
James Conroy, the noted caterer OF Mil
waukee, furnished the superb wedding sup
per The reception lasted until 1880, when
the happy pair were driven TO the depot,
where they took the train for Milwaukee.
They will proceed from Milwaukee TO Chi
cage, River Falls, st. Paul and then to their
inture home in Dell Rapids. Dakota
The presents were quite numerous and ele-
CANT, the most noticeable of which We're as
follows:
Elegant silver water pitcher and drinking cup,
Mrs Josslyn and family; Solid silver tea and u
gar spoelss B. ID. Angel, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
silver cake basket, L. ID. Lusher; solid silver card
ease, unknown; Picture and frame, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook Ely; carved jewell case, Louis Halsey, Mil
waukee; Decorated pipes, Pierson II slsey ,Nilwau-
kee, cat glass bouquet holder, Mrs l.. w. Haisey
Milwaukee,; silver butter knife, Mrs. Tuttle Chi
cage; silver and glass bouquet holder, Mrs. N. X.
Benentt; silver aud glass butter dish Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. York; tine bouquet OF roses, ]. W.
York; silver and ground glass jewel case, Mr.. and
Mrs g. W. AthearE: silver gold lined spoon holder
Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. Case, Racine; Toilet set, blue
silk aud white lace. Miss Mary Edwards; elab-
crate carved toilet set, Mrs. r. l.. Bigger; pickle
fork W. ColyiR; elegant bronze and green gold
eruss, SIR. and Mrs. Andrew Haben; silver Gu.
glass boquet holder, Mr.. sud Mrs. W. II. Hay.