Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-09-17
TAKEN TO DISTANT HOMES
Viroqua Girls Wed Physicians and
Bourn Away on Wings of Love
BREWER wYMAN


A particularly impressive wedding
took place at the home of Mrs. 0. b.
Wyman on Wednesday, September the
tenth, when Ella Marie. only daughter
of the late Judge and Mrs Wyman,
was united in marriage with Robert
Kemp Brewer, NJ. d.
The home was beautifully decorated
with oak and marguerites and choice
flowers from Milwaukee florists. The
table decorations consisting of white
baskets of white gladiolas, white astors,
swansonia and star clematis being ex-
ception2lly pretty. The ceremony was
performed at half after twelve By the
Rev. Arthur E. Hartwell and Rev.
Reed t. Bayne. To the strains of
al party passed through the parlors,
proceeded by two dainty little flower
girls, Lucille Linton and Gladys Emma
Forum, carrying white baskets of pink
Killarney roses, and tne white ribbons
to the bridal arch, where Dr. Brewer
awaited them. Following the little
Philip Brewer, the groom's youngest
brother. The bride entering on the
arm of her mother, was gowned in
and trimmed with Venetian point lace.
The bridal veil with orange blossoms
was brooch set u sapphires, a gift of
the groom. She wore exquisite pearls,
| which have been in her mothers family
| for several generations. The bride
carried most beautiful shower bouquet
of lilies-of-the-valley and swansonia.
After the impressive ceremony, in
Ixxrk oh Mao he Aussl
away, DIR. and Mrs. Brewer received
CALCULATIONS from the relatives and
friends present, about sixty in number.
During the seven course breakfast,
which was served Immediately after
the ceremony, many kilograms of greet
ing were received and read from friends
in various parts of the country. Among
these were messages from President
Carson, faculty members and societies
of Mills College, where Miss Wyman
has been professor of chemistry.
Among the many presents, there were
substantial gifts of money, together
with silver, cut glass, pottery. china
and linen. Amid showers of rice and
| flowers the happy couple left on the
evening train for their new home in
i SYRACUSE N. l.. Whefe Jney VIII DC
at home" on November first.
| Many, indeed, are the good wishes thai
attend this daughter of Viroqua, as she
goes to her new home, and DR.. Brewer
is to be congratulated in winning her
| for his bride. From infancy, through
school days to the day of her wedding,
Ella was favorite in the community
/ life of this city, a lady of winning ways,
cultured and true. Miss Wyman and
Mr.. Brewer were students together at
/ the University of Wisconsin, and since
graduation, both have been exception
ally successful teachers, Miss Wymar
at Mills College, California, and DR..
Brewer at the Medical College connect
ed with Syracuse University, New York.
The out Of town guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. James Brewer of Mineral
Point, father and mother of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hopkins of Mad
ison, brother-in-law and sister of the
groom; Master Philip Brewer; Mrs.
John Messner of Milwaukee; Messrs
and Mesdames Otto Hammer, Robert
Hammer, E. V. Werniek, Edward Ham.
mer. Robert Armbruster, Frank Kauff.
man, all of Hillsboro.