Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-07-03
YOUNG COUPLE ARE
HAPPILY Welded
Miss Florence Philleo and Guy Nash Tues.
day Morning,

! A wedding ceremony of rare beauty
and impressiyeness was solemnized
on Tuesday at ten O'Clock when
Miss Florence Philleo and MIR. Guy
Nash were married at the residence
Of the brides mother, Mrs. Isabelle
Philleo
The house vas very deliberately
decorated with flowers, a wilderness
of roses from gardens and the hot
houses making lovely setting for a
June wedding. In the reception room
| where the ceremony was performed,
heavy ropes of roses were strung from
the center of the ceiling to the
corners of the room and Masses of
bride roses were banked in every
available space. In the dining room
sweet peas and jacqucminots were
used, except Oh the table for the
bridal party which was done in white
with carnations, roses and daSies
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. b. j. H. Shaw in the presence of
the immediate relatives and a few
intimate friends. immediately after
its close an elaborate wedding break
fast was served after which the young
couple started for a months trip on
the Great Lakes and in the Adiran-
dackS.
Those who have seen the brides
trouSeau are eloquent over it's beauty.
The bridal gown was particularly
dainty creation of white silk grena-
dine over peaSe de sole and was most
becoming TO it's charming wearer.
The going away gown was an ex-
quisitly tailored suit of blue broad
cloth. The gifts were many and very
handsome.
Both bride and groom were born in
this city. have lived large part of
their lives here, and both have hosts
of friends.
Miss Philleo is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Isabelle Philleo and has
won a very exceptional degree of
affection and admiration from a wide
circle by her rare personal charm, and
the sweetness and depth of her
character, She is the fortunate
possessor of unusual musical talent
which has had the advantage of
thorough cultivation and her gen.
crosby in it's use has made her in
valuable in the social life of the town.
Mr.. Nash is the elder son of Mr..
and Mrs. T. e. Nash. After finishing
his college course at the University
of Wisconsin, class of '97, where he
took special hoDoIs in chemistry, he
was for year superintendent of the
Nekoosa Paper Co.'S Sulphite Mill,
leaving that position to assume the
management of the Northern Paper
Co. During his five years in that
capacity he has gained an envailable
reputation as a business man of
energy and ability and he carries
with him the cordial good will and
and good wishes of all Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs Nash will make their
home at Glidden where Mr.. Nash
goes to give his entire attention to
the real estate, railroad and manufact-
uring interests of the Nash Lumber
Co. of which firm he is a member.
Their departure from Grand Rapids
leaves vacant place which will not
soon be filled.
Among the out Of town guests were:
DR.. and Mrs ]. d. Cutter of TOma-
hawk, Mrs. Wyman of Texas, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Ingraham of Babcock,
Mrs. B. w. Pulling of Marshfeld,
Professor and Mrs. w. A. Scott of
Madison, Jas. B. Nash of GIidden,
Mrs. Harriet Brundage of Minneapolis.
Paul Philleo of Tomahawk, 'and Mrs.
f. d. Sutlilf of WOOdDOro.