The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1907-11-20
WE'D ON TUESDAY
IN SAN JOSE
AN EVENT OF MUCH INTEREST
TO SAUk COUNTY
FRIENDS
MISS PORTER THE BRIDE
Many Guests are resent-Trp 10 the
Land of Somewhere-Ma any
Gifts

San Jose, Cal, Times-One of the
most beautiful weddings Of the season
was solemnized on Tuesday evening,
October 29th, at the Congregational
church owing to the rebuilding of
the Baptist Tabernacle, J where Kath-
/ ryn L. Porter, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. P. L. Porter of Clifford ave
nue., became the wife of Charles
WrightsOn Brownell, nephew Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Bolster.
The church decorations Were.l very
beautiful, they being in the form of an
arch composed of greenery and white
chrysanthemums, the colors green and
white being very effective. In the
center of the arch there was graceful
bow of ribbon completing the design.
Scattered about were beautiful plants
forming a charming background for
for the bridal party. Mr.. Frank Smith
presided at the organ and rendered
Lohengrin's wedding march. The at
tendant was bridesmaid, Miss Grace
French of Los Gatos, cousin of the
bride, who was sWeetly gOWned in
white dotted null with lacea and car
rying white carnations.
Preceding the bridal party came the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
Clark, Miss Loretta, with a basket on
her arm and strewing rose petals in the
way, wearing an exquisite little gown
of white embroidered silk.
The groom's attendant was Mr.. Ed
ward Morrin Of Berkely, a particular
friend.
The bride entered with her father,
who gave her away. She was gowned
in a beautiful wedding costume Of
white silk null over white silk, deli
cately ornamented with valenciennes
lace in the lovers knot design. This
dainty gown was worn with we'd
ding veil caught with the convention
al marriage blossoms.
This with a beautiful bouquet of ill
lies of the valley nesting amid dainty
ferns, completed the picture of fair
bride. AT the altar the party were
met by the Rev. w. +. Harper Of the
First Baptist church, who impressive
ly performed the ceremony in the
presence Of large gathering Of friends
and relatives. AS MendelssOhn'S We'd
ding March was played tie party re-
paired to the home of the brides par
ents, 379 Clifford avenue, where an
elaborate wedding supper was served
to the so guests bidden. The lovely
new home was attractively decorated,
the beautiful autumnal foliage leading
with the red berries of the European
eugonamcrs and the liquid amber,
which were furnished by Mr.. Kirk of
the nursery at Niles. This glorious col
oring with the smilaX were all har-
moniously blended in the parlors,
while in the dining room white chry-
lsanthemums and smilaX gracefully
! adorned the bridal table. Mrs. Boil
ster, Mrs. Hoblitt and Miss Berderow
while at the church they were under
the supervision of the Baptist Young
Ladies' society.
Most elegant and numerous were the
wee ding gifts of this popular young
couple, including nearly all that heart
could wish. The bride is one of San
Jose's most beloved daughters, possess
ing a lovely, womanly character. < She
is also accomplished, having graduated
in elocution at the University of the
Pacific in 1904 and her ability in San
Jose and vicinity is well known; a
great worker in the First Baptist
church of which she is a member and
has hosts of friends in this city to wish
her all happiness.
Mr.. BroWnell is a young man Of
sterling worth and holds a responsible
position in the San Jose postoffice.
This being the outcome of schoolday
romance, much happiness may be ex-
pected.
The young couple left Immediately
after the reception for the land of some
where and on their return will reside
in this city.
The going away gown was brown
Panama tailor suit with hat of the
same shade. Heartfelt congratula-
tions and best wishes for the future at
tend them.