Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-12-06
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Figures Is One Of Principals II
! Nelable Social Event 1
City Of Minneapolis.

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! Neiable Social Event II
City Of Minneapolis.
Walter B. Crosby, editor and pubs
Usher Of the Willmar Republi Ga
| zette was married last Saturday to
j Miss Anna Louise Woodcock at Min
neapolis. This important social
|eyent was noticed in the Minneapolis
/ Journal and details given as follows:
W00Dc0CK- CROSBY
] Andrew Presbyterian church was
the scene last evening at 80 o'clock
Of the wedding Of Miss Anna Louise
Woodcock, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward F. Woodcock, and Wall
ter Crosby Of Willmar, MINI. Rev.
H. Gates Of Willmar, peri orming the
ceremony, the full Episcopal ring
service being used.
About 600 invitations had been is
sued for the church. The decorations
were carried out in green and white
and the pews where the members Of
the bridal party, the brides sorority,
the Delta Gamma and the members
Of Delta Epsilon, to which Mr.. Cros-
by belongs, were seated, were spe-
cially designated. The bride enter
ed to the strains Of the ''Pilgrim's
Chorus from Tannhauser,' = played
by Mr.. and Mrs. William MacPhail.
She was met at the altar by her faith
er, who gave her away. Ave Maria"
by Gounod was played during the
speaking Of the vows and the Men
delss0hn march was the recessional.
Mrs. John Henry Hoppin, Of Detroit,
Mich, a sister Of the bride was the
matron Of honor, and there were four
bridesmaids, the Misses Norma Ros-
holt, Ethel lockwood, both sorority
sisters Of the bride, and Olive Cros-
by and Florence Buck. Little Rens-
|selaer Horr carried the ring in q
white chrysanthemum. Chester s..
Wilson Of Saltwater, a fraternity
brother Of the bridegroom, was the.
best man and the ushers were David
Woodcock, brother Of the bride,
William Cammack Of st. Paul, Hugh
Campbell Of Saltwater and Dana Mcs.
Grew Of Faribault. The bride gown
was Of cream maj jestic satin fash
ioned along empire lines and having
long train. 1t was elaborated with
old thread lace and point applique
that were heirlooms in the family,
and masses Of pearl beads and cry
stalls. Her long veil was held in place
with pearls and she held a white
prayerbook. Mrs. Hoppin wore her
wedding gown Of cream liberty satin
made with a lace robe which was
worn by her grandmother on her
twentyffth wedding anniversary.
She had an arm bouquet Of pink ros-
es. Miss Rosholt and Miss lockwood
wore pink gowns embroidered and
trimmed with fringe. Miss Crosby's
gown was Of cream marquisette flow
cred in pink and blue and trimmed In
beaded and embroidered fllet and
pearl and crystal fringe and made
over green satin with a sash Of cor
al fringe. Miss Bucks gown was
OF fowered marquisette over green.
satin trimmed in fringe and pearls.
The four bridesmaids wore little JUL
!!iet caps made Of gold lace with pearls
and held bouquets of white button
chrysanthemums and pink rose buds.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the home Of the brides parents,
415 Fourth Street Sc. Receiving
with the members Of the bridal party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Woodcock,. par
ents Of the bride Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Crosby Of Willmar, Mimi, parents Of
the bridegroom, and Nine. "a. r.
Woodcock grandmothe Of the BRIDE.
Assisting were Mines. C. e. Robbins.
Josephine Kilbourne, Clara Maxeiner,
Donald West Taylor, st. Paul, and
the Misses Florence Watson Of ST..
Paul, Gertrude Hull, Minneapolis; E.
dith lockwood, Hermione Shearer,..
Ruth Miner, Helen and Corinne Rob-
bins. Among the out-of-town guests.
were Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Tallman,,
Rev. and Mrs. Horatio Gates, the.
! Misses Helen and Esther Tallman offs Sc
j Willmar, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. Her
J. bert Crosby Of Portland, Ore. Mrs.
|. Shirley Marston Of Boston and John
4 w Stradley Of 'Sault Ste. Marie,
/ Mich: Mr.. Crosby and his bride viii
be at home after Jan: Is in Willmar;
4 MINI. Mrs. Crosby is wearing q
travelling suit Of brown with hat
to match. =s
Mr.. Crosby entertained the men of
4 the bridal party at dinner Friday ev-.
. ening and after dinner there was the,
rehearsal followed BY a luncheon at.
4 the home Of the bride Miinneapolis
Journal.
Editor Crosby and wife have tho
/ cordial cong ngratulat atoms Of their hosts
, Of friends at Willmalr.
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