The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-15
DUNSTAN-OSBORN
WEDDING PRETTY
MISS EMMA II. DuNsTAN OF
HANCOCK BECOMES BRIDE
OF GEORGE A. OSBORN AT
TRINITY CHURCH,

Miss Emma ii. Dunstan. youngest
daughter OF Mrs. Thomas b. Dunstan
of 231 Water street, Hancock, and
George A. Osborn of Sault Ste. Ma
RE, son of Hon. Chase S. Osborn Re-
publican nominee for governor OF
Michigan. were married last evening
at Trinity Episcopal church at
Houghton by Rev. j. f. Curzon, rec
one of the prettiest social events
of the season in the Portage Lake
towns.
Promptly at 1880 o'clock as the
Calumet a. Hecla orchestra played
Iohengrin's wedding march, the bride,
attended by her brother, followed
the ushers and matron and maid of
honor into the church. At the chancel
rail they met Rev. Curzon and the
groom. and the ceremony was per-
formed there. The church was very
prettily decorated with pink roses and
asters and festoons of cedar boughs.
During the ceremony the orchestra
rendered Alteration n composition of
Prof. George Barnard, leader OF the
orchestra. AS the wedding party
passed out of the church the orches-
ira played Memberships wedding
march.
Mrs. Charles w. Wright of Sardinia,
Italy, the brides sister, was matron
of honor and Miss Emily F. Osborn.
the groom's sister, was maid of hon
or. The groom was supported by his
brother, Chase s. Osborn. Jr., the
ushers were Paul ID. Swift of Han
cock, C. w. Wright of Sardinia. Italy.
John II. De Wiser of Detroit and
Philip A. Fang of Denver. Hon Chase
s. Osborn and wife, parents of the
groom, were in Hancock to attend the
wedding.
The gown was attired in n gown OF
white satin with yoke and sleeves OF
rose pointe lace. The gown had a
court train and was draped with en-
broidered white satin and pearl gar
niture. Her tule veil was fastened
with orange blossoms. The only jew
elry worn was a rich circle of dia-
monds and pearls, the gift of the
groom. The bride carried shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Wright. the matron of honor
wore her wedding dress. creation
Of white satin with embroidered pam
ell.
Miss Emily f. Osborn, the maid Oh
honor was attired in a handsome
gown of pink embroidered chiffon over
male pink satin, embroidered In pms
and gold. The matron and maid Oh
honor wore short tulle wells, fastened
with French rosebuds and carrleu
arm bououets of Killarney roses.
A gown of white embroidered he'
was worn by Mrs. Thomas Il. Duhs
ran the brides mother. Mrs Chase
6 Osborn, the groom's mother wore a
drass NJ Irish lace over white sa'ii'
with panels of baby Irish lace.
Mrs r p. Dunstan wore a peau
tiful creation of lavender c"'io
heavily embroidered with SILK am
nearls. and Mrs. James b Duns'"'
,yos govned in mild green satin orap,
ed with embroidered chiitoh an.
ohoni,v lace. Mrs. A. f. Ferguson ~
SAINT ste. Marie, sister Vi VA
groom. wore gown of white i'"'
painted chiffon.
Immediately after the ceremony .
reception was held at the nome oi w
hr,de where Mr.. and Mrs. OSBORN !.
aa,,od the congratulations OF thei'
MANY friends. The home was
tuv decorated with pink roses LINE
., the valley were the decorations =,
a.. a,rrer table. The Calumet
uoo,o orchestra played at the hoin'
during the reception. .c,,r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. MoO'', :
NJ Saginaw, J. Parke Chahnlhs
Naw york. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Dun
.,on NJ New York, Adolph lang y
Denver and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ~ &c
.,son Of sault ste. Marie were among
the out of town guests. a..
Mr. and Mrs. Osborn lei'
evening on their honeymoon on
v,,, no at home after the miduie
Noyember at Sault ste. Marie. WIZ
Mr.. Osborn will associate A. os
with his father in business. MT, Us
horn is a graduate of the o",-e e,,na
Of Michigan and the Michigan 80 ~,
30 Mines His bride Is of one Oh -
leading families of the copper 80
try. her father, Thomas y, Duns,a
having been at one time heu'e," e.
governor OF the state. At sault ..
Mor,e tbev will live in their pref,
new home, the gift of chase .