Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-01-23
MatheWg--MoTaYish.

have transpired so far this winter the
wedding of Miss Nora Mathews to Mr..
John McTayish was one of the greatest.
Over one hundred guests responded to
their invitations and assembled at the
home of the brides parents in the
town of Saratoga to witness the cere-
mony and be present at the wedding
feast. The ceremony occurred on
Wednesday, January s, 1890 az II 80 A.
N. and was performed by Rev. Beyerle,
pastor Of the Catholic Church.
The bride was handsomely attired in
cardinal plush redingote and silk skirt
with ruching Queen Ann style and
corsage boquet of natural flowers. The
bridesmaid looked nicely IN old rose
henrietta with ruching Queet Ann style
and corsage boquet of natu al flowers.
The groom and groomsn7an wore
dark colors and large boquets.
At one o'clock the wedding dinner
was spread in all its splendor and
variety and the entire company of over
one hundred were seated and partook
of as an elaborate dinner as could be
spread on such an occasion. The first
course was the wine on which Mr.. ]. A.
GaYnor delivered short Grafton which
sent peals of laughter through the crowd
and ended by drinking the health of the
bride. The dinner ended by the bride
and groom cutting the wedding cake
on which many pleasing remarks were
made. Dinner being oyer Mr. A. L.
Monroe took a photograph Of the
guests seated at the table and then
desired another as they stood out of
doors. The afternoon was enjoyable
throughout. Supper was served at six
o'clock after which the dining hail was
cleared and the newly welded couple
began the dance which was attended by
about 40 couple; another supper was
served at u o'clock All TIPPED the
light fantastic toe until the wee small
hours were approaching when they
babe farewell to the young couple.
The bride is one of Wood Countv's
teachers and is well known as she has
taught throughout the county for fifteen
years but most of the time near her
present home The groom is one of
Nasonville's most industrious farmers
and is highly spoken of by all who
knew him. The happy couple were
amply remembered by their friends as
the list of presents below will show.
A driving horse-John McTavish
Plush rocker, set silver knives extension
table, oil painting-NIr. and Mrs. NJ. Mathews.
Table, gents plush chair-1Ir. and Mrs Chas
DAILY.
Slattery Deunis Conway, Louis Achey, Mary
Brodrick, Mike, Anna and Belle Matlti.3.
Hand painted plaque-Master Walter DAILY.
Pair Of linen toWels-Emmett Dolly and
Nora Slattery.
Pair pillow shams-Be1le Mathews
Hand painted tidy-Anna Mathews
Set of glass ware-Ella Turley.
Decorated lamp-Emma and Sarah Turley.
Decorated water set-Anna Mullen.
Decorated lamp--Mr and Mrs Cornell
Set silver knives and forks-Henry Mathews
Kenosha.
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quins-Mrs. John Hamm and daughter Maggie.
Plush card receiver-Mrs. NJ. DAILY and son.
Linen tray cloth-Mrs. James Granger.
Pair linen toWels-Julia Collier.
Linen table cloth-Ella Whitney
Glass celery dish-Jennie Hasbrouck
Bed spread-Agnes Chrystal.
Pair turkish towels, 1-2 dozen napkins-Mrs
T. DAILY and daughter Maggie
Biscuit clOth-Maggie Granger
Bronzed card receiver-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L.
Williams.
Pair of towels and table cloth-NTr. and Mrs
j. A. GaynOr.
Pair linen towels-Phosine Cologne.
Pair of linen toweIs-Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Slattery.
Pair of linen towels and bed spread-Mr. and
Mrs John RausCh.
Colored glass water set-Dr. DeGranpre.
Two silver napkin rings-Mr. and Mrs. F. P.
Daily.
Silver and cut glass fruit dish-AEke McDon-
aid.
Decorated Lamp-Mary Sidney and Nora
Slattery.
Handsome flower basket-Magg1e Keough.
Decorated lamp-Louise and Anna LaVigne
Decorated finger bowl-Louise and Nina Lord.
Handsome mirror-NIr. and Mrs. John Daily.
Silver pickle castOr-Mr and Mrs Bahnum.
silver anu COIOIeu glass syrup DlIcQer-MT,
\. E. EmmOns and daughter May.
Linen table cloth-Mrs. n Johnson and Mrs.
P. McCamley.
Half dozen napkins-Anna Finley.
Hand painted plaque-Mrs. D. Case.
Pair of linen towels-Mr and Mrs. H. P
Chase.
Pair of towels-1Ir. and Mrs. J. Freeman.
Colored glass water set-Julia Keough and
Mary Gallagher
Glass berry dish-Mrs. Stillwel and daughter
Silvie.
Carved knife box-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Monroe.
Glass fruit dish-Anna Hausbrook
Decorated platter. bread plate and pitcher
Mrs. Boguslawsky and Sara.
Ornamented Cabinet-Minnie and Willie
Jones.
BroDzed Mirror-1Ir. and Mrs. 7. c. St Amour
Willow rocker-Mrs. Geo. W. Baker and Mrs.
M. G. Warren.
Set silver spoons-Martha and Anna DAILY
Bible stand-Mr. and Mrs. James Natwick
Hand painted tidy-Mary AIillenbah.
Silver cake stand-Mr and Mrs. c. Nilsson.
Pair of salt stands-Miss Breneur.
Ornamental toilet set bottles and cushion
Alice FTechette
Vinegar cruet-Mary McCamley.
Glass decorated cake stand-1Irs. J. Chrystal.
Decorated fruit dish and celery dish-Anna
Conway.
Pair of vases-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. McRaith.
Decorated paper ho1der-John Mullen
Twenty-Five yards of rag carpet, dressed
tuTkey-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. DAILY.
Sterescope and yiews-E1Ia Corcoran.
Dozen decorated tumb1ers-Mr William Nc
Donald.
Pair of feather pillows-8Irs NJ Mathews.
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