Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-11-30
GRAND WEDDING,

Last Wednesday evening was the
occasion Of one of the most pleasant
events it has been our pleasure to
record in some time. 1t was the mar
riage of Miss Mary Wagner, of this
city. to Mr.. Joseph Gass. of Chicago.
Prior TO the appointed time stated in
the invitations 6 o'clock about one
hundred and fifty guests had gathered
to witness the ceremony. When the
proper time had arrived Mr.. Brown
field the groomsman entered the par
lor accompanied by the bride, followed
by Miss Mary Dougherty the brides
maid accompanied by the groom. The
bride was dressed in white cashmier
skirt with white satin basque; her
neck dressed in white illusions, with a
cornst of orange blossoms encircling
her head. The groom was dressed in
black suit with a white silk cravat.
Both were dressed in good taste and a
more genteel appearing couple you
seldom see on such occasions. The
repast was all one could ask for or
think necessary for such an occasion.
The presents were numerous and costly
and fortunately well assorted. Rev.
John Rowland officiated. The
following is the
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Ebony Music stand, Silver Fruit dish and
Silver card receiver, from Mr.. and Mrs. s. B.
Coleman, MIR. and Mrs. W. w. Mitchell. of Ste
vens Point.
Silver Dinner Castor and Fruit Dish, from
Mr.. and Mrs Albee and son and George Hill of
Centralia.
Decorated Pearl Agate Tea pot from Mr.. and
Mrs. Blake Of Stevens Point.
Woods Illustrated Natural History, Gen. A.
G. Ellis, of Stevens Point.
Plush Music Holder. from Misses. a. O'Leary
and Hattie Jones.
Velvet rug. from Mr.. and Mrs. Buggy and
Mrs. Pomeroy.
One sett silver teaspoons, by L. e. Hitchcock
One silver tea pot from Mr.. and Mrs. G. ].
Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. J w. Cochran.
One sett silver fruit knives, from Mrs. H
Jarvis, Minneapolis.
Solid silver pickle fork, sugar shell and
butter knife, from John A. Brownfeld, Iowa.
Silver pickle castor from Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsay.
One Avoma tea sett and parlor lamp from
Mr.. and Mrs Garrison and Mr.. and Mrs. S. n.
Whittlesey.
One willow rocker, from Mr.. and Mrs. Comp
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
Silver berry dish from Mr.. and Mrs. Breasted
Silver butter knife, from K atie Long.
Gold pen aud holder, from Walter Wood.
Turkey red table cloth and napkins, from
Mrs. John Hamm.
One dozen damask napkins and one halfdoz-
en- towels. from Mrs. Boguslawsky.
Damask table clio tn and towels, from Mr.. and
Mrs. L. P. Powers.
Silver pick castor, from Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Miller.
One bed quilt from Mrs. Z. E. Hitchcock.
One Pair damask towels, table cloth and bed
spread from Mr.. and Mrs. SLIDER.
dozen napkins, Unknown.
History of RasselaS, from DIR. T. T. Cassidy
of Kansas City.
Irish Point lace collar, from Mary Finerty
of Chicago.
Glass preserve dish and one-haIf dozen salts,
from Miss Nellie Hitchcock
Ebony easel and photo, by Mary Dough erty.
Majolica pickle dish and u dozen buffers, by
Miss Tonita Menette.
Silver card receiver, from Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Edwards.
One pair silver napl in rings, from Mrs. and
Hattie Philleo.
One transparency. Unknown.
One autograph album, from Mrs. Rosa Page
of Columbus, Nebraska.
One creeping baby, from Fred Gross.
Silver cake stand, from Mrs. Coppiu of La
Crosse.
Mantle sett aud Byron's Poetical Works, by
MIR. and Mrs, F. J. Wood.
One paper weight, from Guy Wood.
Majolica fruit sett, by Ella Hall and Cora
Pratt.
China toilet sett, from Mr.. and Mrs. D, J.
Cole.
Hanging lamp by Mr.. and Mrs. Minniham of
Fort Howard.
Wedding Handkerchief, from Mr.. and Mrs.
InPTaham.
Silver and cut glass pickle dish, with fork,
from w. IL. Brown.
Book of Poems from Mrs. Frank Dickinson
of Auburndale.
Silver soup ladel, Geo. R. Gardner
Bed spread, from Mr.. G. II Hersch leb.
Dozen solid tea spoons, Mr.. & Mrs. d.
Witter.
Initial gold pin, Laura Reeves and Mamie
Witter.
Sett dinner knives, Mr.. & Mrs. w. Meade.
Marseiles quilt, NJ. Il Mrs. T. G. st. Amour.
Pair silver napkin rings On wheels by Geo. A.
Camm.
MaioIica water pitcher, by A. L. Fontaine
and wife.
Hanging lam rom Mr. and Mrs. Williams
Mr.. aud Mrs. D. D. Demarais and Miss. Phalen
Toilet case from Mr.. and Mrs. SIocum and
Miss Winnie RabIin.
Fifteen dollars in gold, from C. NJ. W ebb and
family.
Floral Volume Shakespeare, from Misses
Rilla Smith, Nellie Bell and Ella Hathaway.
4 dozen d'Oyles, from Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
nor.
Monday, a week, the only son of
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Long, aged 10
years, was taken sick with scarlet
fever. Drs. Robinson and Whitney