Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04
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Eend40me new residence OF NJ. and
Mrs. George d. s.s<on. on Stats-st- II
wzs the mxrrisge OF their daughter,
GeofsiAna. and Mr.. James Campbell.
city ticket agent for the D.. q. III. 4
~. T. X. The lovely home WAS bright
with light and gay with flowers ar
ranged with sxqeis.te taste and care.
The drawing rooms we're all ia xhite
and tinted cAfy sznthsmums aad orlae
loses. With happy abisndaucs OF
snl,lax. Smisax entwlned itself about
the archwsvs and doors, outlined the
etrtaIns and dropped IN graceful lines
from tie chandeliers. The fireplace
was banked high with palms. the man.
tel being 4 compact bed OF smlsax and
snowy earysanthemums- The big Jay
wiudow MAS drApea with curtains OF
slnIiax and white chrysantheniu.n
aud banked high with palms. An altar
dfsped with white crepe and BRIDE
roses together with 4 stool OF white
satin anu Roses stood Just before the
bay window. The library MAS arranged
entirely with palms, holly and red ger
anlums IN manner charmingly
Appropriate To the holiday season.
sprays of holly frescoed the walls.
palms were banked above the
bookcases. and red gcraniums were
massed before the crate. rhe dining
room was IN pink. Pink begonias We're
banked over the sideboard, the glossy
green OF the leaves contrasting prettily
with the delicate wAxy blossoms. A
canopy OF su1llax reached from the
chandelier to each corner of tho table,
upon which was laid = pink silk drape,
caught with lunches of pink roses. A
high double basket OF pink roses occu-
pied the center OF the table, with
candelabra and pink candles at either
end. Tropical plants filled the hall
and the stairs were decorated
with yellow chrysapthemums. In
an alcove in the hal! large mirror,
before which o brilliant light was
placed, reelected the beauty of the
flowers. The ceremony was performed
1T o'clock In the presence of about
thirty intimate friends and relatives of
the happy pair. The brides young
brothers, Masters George and Frankie,
entered first, drawing white satin rib
hons to the altar. Rev. DIR. Fair, the
officiating clergyman, followed with
ushers, Messrs. John Wheeler and
Percy Storrs, Immediately behind him.
Then came the maid of honor, Miss
Jessie Sssson, sister OF the BRIDE. Little
Louise Long proceeded the bride,
carrying q white satin tray filled with
bride roses which she scattered in her
pathway. The bride was met at the
altar by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Claude Botsford. During the cere-
mony Miss Long rendered delightful
music from . harp in tie oriel window.
A hidden orchestra discoursed sweet
music during the evening. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony and congratu.
latlons, wedding supper was served.
followed by reception from to 10
O'Clock. The brides gown was an ex.
quisite robe of embroidered crepe de
chene and jeweled lace. 1t was made
with long, square train. Embroidered
bands of silver outlined the soft fall of
jeyeled lace in the front and on the
waist. The corssgc was finished with
Queen Anne collar, and the sleeves
were long, being flushed at the shout
der with puffs of the jeweled lace. She
wore . veil and wreath OF orange bios
soms and bride roses. The maid of
honor wore marguerite gown of
white crepe, with girdle of pink locust
blossoms The same flowers outlined
the low corsage and finished the
sleeves. She carried bouquet of pink
roses. At the reception Mrs. G. c.
Rood, Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Hattie
Fgisnt, Mrs. c. w. Watkins, Mrs. Fred
Clark. Mrs. w. III. Jones, Miss Long and
Miss Jane Freeman assisted IN the par
Tors. Mrs. Rood wore black velvet with
silver jeweled lace; Mrs. Sinclair, black
lace with yellow rose buds; Mrs Friant,
pale blue silk and white lace; Mrs. Wat
kins. white silk with white passemen-
terie and white feather boa; Mrs. Clark,
black lace with red rosebuds; Mrs.
Jones, white silk, white pasementerie,
hyacinths; Miss Long, heliotrope crepe
and velvet; Miss Freeman, punk silk,
PINK roses; Mis-. Sisson wore gown of
delicate pink crepe and green velvet:
Mrs. S.sson wore black fable with
jeweled lace and gold embroidery.
There were several hundred guests IN
attendance. among whom were the fol-
loving from out of the city: Miss
Town, OF Lansing; Miss Smith and Miss
NcFie, of Grand Haven; MISS Johnson
and Mr.. johnson, of Madison, Wis:
Mr.. Cochran, of Ashland, Wis: Miss
Savage. Sprlng Lake. Trey were the
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gifts The groom presented the bride
with diamond necklace and the brides
parents gave a case of solId silver and
u deed 20 fine property on Madison
ave-. where Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell will
reude. They left on the late train for
Chicago. Denver and San Francisco.
On their return they viii be at hoass to
their friends at s. Madison-ave.
Brews-ehiiiips.
Mr.. AIvs W. Brown and Miss Ella VI.
Phillips were married New Years night
At 8 O'Clock at the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Chase Phillips. Fourth-st., Rev. Dr.
Fluhrsr Officiating ia the presence of
about one hundred friends and resa-
tsves. The bride wore cream crepe and
lace with white roses The maid of
honor, Mss Allie Lobdeil, wore white
hrillantine and carried pink roses. Mr..
Harry Mckeivstt ofiieisted ss best man.
1ney we're the reciplents CT many its.
tne groom presenting the bride with a
deed - . valuable LOT on jefferson
ave. They have taken rooms at the
yendome.
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On New Years eve about tweusv
friends OF Miss Effie vsn volkenburr.
s. Clark-st., enjoyed the above UNIQUE
entertainments. which was given in