The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-03
Laurium Department


Knight vivian and $. Russell Smith.
A Calumet q Hecla orchestra play
ed Lohengrins wedding march and
as the vows were pronounced, the soft
strains OF THE Rosary were heard.
Immediately after the ceremony a coll
lation was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dymock left last even
ing for brief honeymoon, after
which they will make their home in
Arizona
Because of the prominence of the
families. more than ordinary import
ance was attached TO the affair. The
Vivian family is one Of the pioneer
families of the copper dNtrict and
three generations of il have been
closely identified with the upbuildng
and development Of the Keweenaw
peninsula. The Dymock family. too,
has been identified with the district,
the late father OF the groom being one
of Red Jackets earliest merchants
Both the bride and groom We're born
and raised and attended school in
Calumet and are known TO all the
younger people Of the city
The bride, after completing her
studies in the Calumet high school at
tended school in the east. and the
groom was student at the Michi-
gan College Of Mines and the Pitts
burgh School of Mines, after being
graduated from the local schools.
Gowns are Beautiful.
The bride OF last evening was beau
tlfully attired in a dress Of soft ivory
satin. with the entire bodice, sleeves
and front panel of point de Angle
terre lace. The panel was held IN
place at the waist line with a large
bow of the same material, fastened IN
orange blossoms and was again held
in place at the knees with an eXqui-
site pearl ornament and at the bot
tom with pearl drops. The train was
of medium length. The bride wore a
Dutch cap of point de Angleterre lace
to which was attached n tulle veil,
held in place with a spray Of orange
blossoms.
The bride carried a shower bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley and orchids.
Mrs. Harry Vivian, matron of honor,
was attired in pink charmeuse. the
bodice of which was made Of white
shadow lace, trimmed with rose and
silver applique and brilliants. She
carried an armful of pink Killarney
roses.
Mrs. Charles f. Verrier, the other
matron of honor, wore lovely gown
of white crepe de chine with an over
dress of white tulle, and carried very
large bouquet of white Killarney roses.
Little Annie Laurie MacIntyre. flow
or girl daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles MacIntyre. wore a dainty dress
of white shadow lace, over pink silk,
and wore cap of pink tulle, trim
med with pink rosebuds. She carried
basket filed with pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Johnson Vivian. mother of the
bride. was attired in beautiful
gown, the bodice of which was made
of black chantilly lace, with girdle
of soft satin. held i'm place at the back
with a buckle. The lower part of the
skirt was made Of light cream point
| de Flanders lace with a tunic of real
Venetian point lace in deeper shade
of cream, a part of which extended w
and onto the the bodice.
The groom's mother. Mrs. John 5
Dymock, ST., wore a beautiful gown of
pale gray. soft silk. embroidered in
old blue and silver. the skirt of which
was trimmed with bands Of ostrich
trimming. The upper part of the bod
ice was made of white real felet lace
! and was finished with girdle of old
| blue velvet.
Mrs. Johnson Vivian, Sr, grand
mother of the bride. wore a gown of
| lavender brocaded crepe meteor, trim
med in BRUSSELS point.
Decorations Are Exquisite.
Beautiful flowers. ferns and palms
| formed the most exquisite creation
and the entire first floor was n verit-
| able beauty bower. The large Twins
room, i'm which the ceremony was sol
emnized. was decorated with n pro
] fusion of palms and pink roses whil'
! the color scheme i'm the parlors, hal
and library was pink and green. The