Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-05-11

The MAC-hTNNON--HO
wedding was another of those brilliant
affairs which enliven Green Bay society
and make our little city to differ from
larger places around US. The culture
of our people is most manifest to stran-
gers upon such occasions and our pleas
ure would be unalloyed but for the fact
that too often the solemn VOWS taken,
give the right to remove from our midst
the lovely young girls who have graced
our social circles and endearing them
selves to every one. Such was the
case at this wedding and the best wishes
for her happiness will follow the love
ly bride to her new home.
Miss LOUIE is the eldest daughter of
Hon. GEO. E. HosKINsoN, u. S. con-
sui to Kingston, Jamaca. Her mother
was Miss KING, one of our noted bellies
and their graces of mind and person
have descended to the daughter.
Mr.. MAC KINNoN, the fortunate
groom, is no stranger to our citizens,
and only kind words are spoken of
him. He is now largely interested in
the lumber and manufacturing business
at Grand Rapids, Wis, where he has
just completed a new residence. His
former home was at Ormley Lodge,
Richmond, Surrey, England.
At an early hour Christ church was
filled with invited friends, while Miss
Shuette the organist, relived the ted
ium Of waiting with fine music. Short
ly after the appointed time the notes
OF Tanhauser's march from the organ
announced the arrival of the bridal party
which was preceded by DR.. KING,
Grandfather, and Mrs. GEORGE h.
HOsKINsoN, mother, of the bride,
followed by other members of the fam
lily. The bridal party came up the
aisle as follows:
ia. Monroe leading up the aisle, was
followed by Fl. G. Freeman and Chas.
Smith; H.B. White and ?. V. Lawson
usher; third bridesmaids, Miss HELEN
Morrow and Miss Bessie Howe; second
bridesmaids Miss Dean Tyler and Miss
Lille Strong; first bridesmaids Miss
Halle King and Miss Bunnie Hoskin-
son; Miss Hoskinson with her father.
At the chancel steps Mr.. MacKinnon,
with his best man, DIV. King Jr. a.
waited the party. Mr. Hoskinson here
giving his daughter to MacKinnon, they
with the bridesmaids advanced to the
chancel railing.
THE CEREMONY
was performed by the Rev. George
Gibson, uncle of the bride.
After the solemn vows were pledged
and blessing given, the bride and groom
to the joyful strains of Mendelsohn' s
Wedding March, came down the aisle
together and after them came:
Miss King and Mr.. King.
Miss Hoskinson and Mr.. Monroe.
Miss Tyler and Mr.. Freeman.
Miss Strong and Mr.. Smith.
Miss Howe and Mr.. Lawson.
Miss Morrow and Mr.. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Hoskinson.
DIR. King and Mrs. Gibson.
The BRIDES dress was of pearl white
brocaded satin, and plain satin; prain-
cess, with court train of the brocaded
satin, and vest and skirt of the plain
satin. The waist had a pompadom
neck, and shoulder sleeves, trimmed
with point duchesse lace, and shell
trimming of the plain satin. A rose
pleating headed with the shell pleat-
ing trimmed the court train up the
panlers, here terminating with a bow
OF brocaded satin on one side, and a
large spray of water lilies on the 9TH
er. A spray of water lilies was worn
on the corsage. A full veil of tulle
was held in place by orange blossoms,
and bouquet of white rose buds was
carried. Diamond earrings gift of
the groom, completed toilette which
was most charming one,
The bridesmaids wore half wells of
tulle which were becomingly and artist
ically drapped and held in place by a
blossom or two.
Miss King wore white India null,
trimmed with Spanish lace. Sash of
satin. A basket of carnation pinks
was suspended from the arm by white
satin ribbon.
Miss Hoskinson, white India null.
trimmed with valenciennes lace, white
satin sash. Jacqueminot roses were
wor-. and carried in basket.
Miss Tyler, white organdie, trim
med with oriental lace, white asters
were worn on corsage, and basket of
heliatrope was carried.
Miss Morrow, white organdie, trim
med with oriental lace, sash of white
satin, basket of daisies and forget-me.
nots.
Miss Strong, white organdie, trim
med with Spanish lace and satin, satin
sash. Pink roses were worn and car
ried In basket
Miss Howe, white India null, trim
med with Yalenciennes lace. Sash of
white satin. Marshal Neil roses were
worn and carried in basket.
A reception followed Immediately.
at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
which was tastefully decorated with
flowers by loving hands, and beneath
floral horseshoe the newly married
pair received the congratulations of