The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-26

Smith. mother of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles 0. Boydstun, brOther-in-iaw aud
sister of the bride; Mrs. Fred Smith Miss
Vreeland, Miss Nichols, and Roy. Louis and
Earl Smith, brothers of the bride.
The down stairs apartments Of the bone
were decorated entirely in the prevailing
colors of the wedding, and were no e tEan
pleasing to the eye.
The commencement of the ceremony was
signaIized by the opening notes of The thn-
delssohn wedding march, played npol the
piano by Mrs. F. II. SissOn. Tue lrtle,
upon her fathers arm, descended from mp
stairs, and they were met in front OF the
how window by the groom and Rev. Mr..
Baugh. Unattended, the principals wer"
then united by him, the Episcopa! form Of
the marriage service being said
The bride was very attractively L"wned
in white crepe de CHEN, made over White
silk with point lace and with pea i pas
| samenterie. She wore a long tull4 veil,
and she CARED brides roses
Concluding the ceremony Rev. Mr. 7ld$h
| introduced the bride and groom quantity
and pleasantly to the company as MS ncph-
| ew and niece and a little period - con
gratulations ensued. Mrs. Sisson pre- 3.ntl!
invited the guests to the refreshments,
which were served in the dining COON and
! an adjoining room.
From their relatives and friends mhhy
| handsome gifts came to Mr.. and Mrs. free
land. and they were attractively arranged
in a room up stairs Among tnem were
several sets of rich sterling silver spoons
and forks and many pieces of beaIL;t'l ct
glass. Besides these were pictures. hand,
painted china and other valuable articles.
PERSONAL WORDS.
Galesburg has always been the home OF
the bride, and she has here drawn al0u;
| herself a large number of friends. ller
education was completed in Knox College
and in st. Mary's school at Knoxville
While at Knox she became a member Of the
| ri Beta Phi fraternity chapter. She EcIds
a place in the best social circles If the
| city. She has for some years been III, LII
| Der of the Mosaic literary club, ant was
also formerly a member of the Tourist .lub
She is one of the parIshioners in Grace
| Episcopal church.
Mr.. Vreeand, the groom, has until recent
| years spent most of his life in Oska,3"Sa
| Iowa, where his parents, Mr., and Ms. "
| V. Vreeland now reside. He was 2radu
ated from the High school of that cir| II
1894, and later studied in Penn - 80
there. Seven years ago he became COZ
nected with the John MOrrell Packing c"u
pany ut Ottumwa, Iowa, and year ago h'
was made travelling representative Of tina
| company in the district surrounding Gales
burg, this city being his headquarters. w
is a member of the Presbyterian den1 IA
| ton and he holds membership in the l. Ks
| Order. Since coming to Galesburg he has
acquired very favorable Acquaintance
| Their wedding has given to the frielGs y
the bride and groom genuine pleasure.
At 10 o'clock Thursday night Mr.. an'
Mrs. Vreeland, after being appropriated.
engulfed with rice, left on the c., Il. 4 Q
for Burlington. Iowa, where they Stalt o.
a trip on the Mississippi river. The mid
wore a travelling dress Of gray |anetta;
cloth. They will return to Galesb ltg IN
week, and will take up their residence a
the home Of the brides parents.