Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-11-19
Another Young Couple Made Happy

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took place Wednesday evening Nov.
the 18th, at the residence of Mrs. Ell.
3. Philleo. The home was beautifully
decorated with flowers and evergreens;
each room was thoroughly lighted, and
otherwise ornamented, which gave it a
bright cheerful appearance. The hour
having arrived. the wedding party
consisting of the bride and groom,
Miss Lydia Edwards, bridesmaid, and
James Natwick, groomsman, entered
the parlor and took their places in the
northeast corner of the room. Rev.
John Rowland, pastor of the Cong'l
Church, performed the ceremony in
his usual graceful and pleasing manner,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Preston
were heartily congratulated
| The bride wore beautiful white
surrah silk, made up plainly and in
good taste. She held in her hand a
large bouquet, consisting of three Gala
lilies, tuberroses. chrysanthemum and
smilax. Also wearing a corsage bou-
quet of double chrysanthemum and
tuher roses. The groom was attired
IN black dress suit, white vest, and a
bouquet of flowers adorned the left
lapel of his coat.
The bridesmaid was tastefully robed
IN a cream silk. with an over dress
heliotrope color, same material, made
up in the latest style. She also wore
. bouquet of white chrysanthemum.
The groomsman wore a black dress
suit of broad cloth.
Miss Hattie Philleo has been long
and favorably known in this communi-
Ity, A music teacher of conside rable
talent. She is the eldest of three
daughters Of the late H. B. Philleo,
deceased, whose presence on this oc-
casion was greatly missed. She is a
favOrlte among the young people and
altogether lovely young LADY,
Mr. Saul Preston is a resident Of
our sister city Centralia, where he is
engaged in the manufacture of wagons,
buggies, sleighs, etc. He has built
up quite trade in his line by hard
wofk and strict application to business.
He is an industrious young man of
good habits, and esteemed by those
| who enjoy his acquaintance.
The REPORTER joins their many
friends in these two cities, in wishing
them long life of usefulness. May
Their favorable beginning be continued
| titoughout life is the REPoRTER's
| worst wish.
LIST OF TOKENS.
Mrs. Fl. B. Philleo
| Lamp-Irving and Dean Philleo.
| Odor Case-Charlie Philleo,
Embroidered hand kerchief-Helen and Floy
Philleo.
Embroidered table scarf-Mrs. I. E. Philleo.
| Granite top center table-Geo; Preston.
Patent Rocker-Groom to Bride.
Gold watch and chain-Mrs. NJ. P. Coleman,
Detroit, Mich.
| Mirror with brass easel-Mrs. G. Luderer and
j ulla Philleo, Detroit Mich
Portrait, Mater Delorosa" with red plush
easel-Mrs. Sara Skinner. Detroit, Mich.
SILVER and glass preserve dish-Mrs. D. NJ.
Bronze vase with tray--Miss Floy enkins,
| Detroit.
Pair Of shoesMr. and Mrs. w. H. Wyman,
| Springfield, Mo.
| Gold lined silver mug--Mr John Bensley.
! Silver and glass tea set.-Cong'l Church choir,
| Silver and class berry diSh--Mr. and Mrs E.
T. Wheelock, Medford, Wis,
| Hammered solid silver tea set--Mr. and Mrs.
IL. Edwards and Lydia.
| Hanging la'up--F. S. Woodwork and Chas
Compton, Pittsville, Wis.
| Set silver kniyes--C. W. Smith Beloit Wis
/ Pair silver napkin rings-W. L. Wood, Madi-
son, Wis.
Pair silver vases-Mss Hannah Weinzeriel
| Pair silver napkin ringS--Miss l., McRaith
Set silver nut picksMss Ella McRath.
Hanging lamp--Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Wood.
Embroidered toilet set-Miss Mamie Spaf
Three curtain poles and fxtures-Mr. and
Mrs. d. D. Demaras.
Lustra band wash bowl and pitcher, pair
towels, and soap-Mr. Ed. Tenant.
| Bible stand-Dr. Pomeroy and mother
Water set-Mr. and Mrs. ii. W. Lord.
| Plush mirror-Misses Nettie Young and
| Addie Brazeau.
Silver cake basket-J. j. Canning and O.
| Gordon.
| Silver pickle castor-Miss Mary DouvilIe
Cherry centre table,. 0. Hebert and Ed.
| Lynch.
| Decorated tea set-Mr. and Mrs J. Bagley.
| Plush corner chair-Messrs. Severe Biron,
a. ~. prlde 3: IL Gera5d E and J. G. Love
Plush album-Dan and Edmund Arpin and
Georgiana.
Silver card receiver-Mr and Mrs. B. G..
Pair hammered glass celery stands-Mr and
| Mrs. S. Reeves and Laura.
! Glass pitcher-Mrs. j. Wagner.
| Silver dinner castor-James NatWick.
Hanging lamp and pair blankets-Mr. and
| Mrs.J. d, Wltter.
| Breakfast castor-Ella Whitney and Eta
Lyons.
Two decorated bread and milk sets-Mr S.
| Brazeau,
| Silver and glass sugar bewl--Niiss NJ. O'Neil
| Gold lined sugar shell--Alice Frechette.
| Silver spoon holder Misses Lou Irwin, Vede
Arpin and Nellie Kroner.
!. Silver card receiver aud Tase--Mr. and Mrs
n. johnson.
Pair hand painted match safes Emma Mil
| Ter.
Brass holder with whisk broom--Mr. and
| Mrs. MaeKinnon.
Silver butter dish--E. c. Ketehum and Min
mic Brown.
Silver syrup pitcher-Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Hanging Iamp--Chas. Quin and Geo. Zenier.
Glass fruit stand--Mary Starr,
! Sofa pillow--Mrs. Chas, Quin.
| Silver pickle castor-Mr. and Mrs. J. AIbee,
Silver cake basket--Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Brown.
Silver syrup pitcher--Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
| Nilsson.
Portrait of Grant in Bronze--Mr and Mrs. A.
L. Fontaine, Mrs. Mary Gass, Miss Mary
| Dougherty,
| Silver vase--Mr. and Mrs Nike Lesselyon.
Pair hammered glass finger bowls--Lou