The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-10-28
HAPPILY MARRIED.

AS was announced last week, the
marriage of Miss Kate Syndonia Man
waring and Mr.. Charles Whiting New
ton was solemnized at the Church of
the Redeemer at two O'Clock Wednes.
day, October 25th, Rev. c. II. II. Bloor
officiating.
The church. which was beautifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers,
was filled to overfowing with the many
friends of the Young couple who are
well known and very popular, having
lived here from childhood.
Promptly at the appointed hour Prof
Wells began playing the wedding march
and the bridal party proceeded up the
aisle. Mrs. George Barwise, of Min
neapolis, as matron of honor, in a beau
tiful gown of tan crepon, followed by
Miss Gladys Manwaring, in yellow and
white, a maid of honor. and the bride,
in an elegant gown Of tan cloth trimmed
i'll applique and seal skin, with hat to
match, with her father were met at the
altar by the groom and his brother
Herbert, who was best man. The inn
mediate families of both young people
were seated near the altar, and all were
most thankful that Mrs. Newton, moth
er OF the groom was SO far recovered as
to be able to be present. Immediately
following the ceremony, the relatives
repaired to the Manwaring residence,
on 18th street, where for an hour thew
enjoyed a social time, viewing the mag
nticent presents which were displayed
in the bllliardroom on the third floor.
and the display OF elegant solid silver,
cut glass, rare brc-a-brac, china, furn-
iture, clocks, and lamps, certainly tes-
titles louder than words, to the popu-
larity of the young people.
Chief among the many valuable pres
ents may be mentioned that of the
groom, a beautiful pearl and diamond
pendant, and from the brides father
the deed to Il Sixth street house and lot.
From three to five, the friends were
received, and fully two hundred peo-
pie called to congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton, who were assisted in receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. Manwaring. Mrs
Manwaring in handsome gown ofrich
brown satin with cream lace yoke look
ed especially charming. and Miss Fam
ny Barwise of Menominie, in a most be-
coming gown of gray cloth, was assisted
IN entertaining the guests by Mrs. T..
q. Alyord, who wore black with a pink
yoke, Miss May Jackson of Menomonie,
in blue and white silk, and Miss Ger
trude Culbertson in white swiss. A
noyel and pretty idea, was that of pres
enting each guest at departing, Il small
package of wedding cake.
The reception was one of the pretti
est ever given in Superior. The house
Was darkened and soft lights were used
throughout the tirst floor rooms, which
were profuselv decorated with flowers,
the mantles being banked with rare
plants, while from the archwavs vines
were hung IL a most artistic manner,
with cut flowers III every available
corner.
Miss Mavme Bradshaw in pink with
gray silk null over dress served punch
and was assisted by Gladys Manwaring
and Lillian Dear, while in the dining
room the guests were served with ice
cream and cake by the Misses Rio
Newton, sister of the groom in yell
low with black null over dress, Mel
lie Searles in heliotrope silk, Marion
Banks in white and Alice Christie in
pink with white over dress.
During the entire reception the Man
doIin club furnished excellent music,
which completed the arrangements ola
perfect reception.
At $50, amidst a shower of rice, old
shoes and well wishes Mr. and Mrs.
Newton boarded the limited for Me-
nomOnie, where they will spend few
lays, returning home by way of the
twin cities.
This young couple start out in life un
der most pleasing conditions, each
seeming especially suited 10 the other,
Mr.. Newton has proven by years of de-
votion to his mother and sister his right
to such a wife as Miss Kate will make,
she is highly educated, a brilliant pl-
anist, and withal practical common
sense house keeper, and we feel that
both parties are to be congratulated.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Man.
waring entertained the young people
who assisted at the reception