Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-09-10
WILSON, TALLMAN.

David N. Tallman of this city, mar
riage rites took place joining in holy
wedlock their daughter Miss Helen
Margaret Tallman, to Mr.. Willard
Ware Wilson of Hillsboro, Ohio. The
signal event took place this Wednes
day evening at $3.50 o'clock. F. H.
Oehler of st. Luke's Episcopal Church
read the service.
The brides gown was built of heavy
bridal satin, covered with real lace
and fashioned on Princess lines with
a panel of lace extending down the
front, draped to the back and caught
up with pearl trimmings, which were
taken from her Mothers wedding
gown. The bodice and sleeves were
embroidered in pearl. The court train
was of white satin and the tulle veil
was fastened in crown effect with
rose point lace, caught on each side
with orange blossoms. The bride car
ried shower bouquet of white
orchids swansonia and brides roses.
The VOWS were spoken in the living
room before an altar of cybotium,
roses and cathedral candles. The re-
ception hall which forms the ap-
proach to the living room, showed a
similar decoration, as did also the ad-
joining Green living room. In the din
ing room, pink roses and larkspur
were used as decoration.
Miss Esther J. Tallman, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor and wore
gown of cloud blue chiffon over
orchid, trimmed with French flowers
and carried bouquet of Columbia
roses, tied with bow of pink tulle.
The bridesmaids were Miss Marjorie
Wilson, sister Of the groom, Miss
Elizabeth Robinson Of Minneapolis,
Miss Lois Whitney of St. Cloud and
Miss Eugene Mayer of Chicago, and
were gowned alike in orchid colored
chiffon, made with plain bodices and
girdles of torquoise blue satin and
three quarter length sleeves. The
bridesmaids carried bouquets of Col
umbia roses, blue delphinia and baby
breath.
Midshipman ]. Frank Wilson Jr., Of
Annapolis, brother of the groom, at
| tended the groom as bestman.
The small flower girl, Violet Caspers,
wore dainty white embroidered organ
| dy dress with pink sash and carried a
dainty bouquet of sweetheart roses.
The bridal party entered between rib
bons stretched by Marjorie and Mar
|
bridesmaids, the flower girl and maid
of honor The bride entered with her
| father, who gave her in marriage. The
groom entered from the right with his
attendant and met the bride at the i'm
provised altar. Kelseys orchestra of
Minneapolis played the nuptial music
| The celebrated selections before the
ceremony included "serenade" by Drigo
Ave Maria by Shubert and the Lohen.
grin Bridal Chorus changed into Schu.
mann's Traumarei as the service was
read.
Mrs Tallman wore a gown of pink
satin with cream lace. Mrs. Wilson
wore a gown Of black satin trimmed
with pearl grey.
The out of town guests were: Judge
and Mrs J. Frank Wilson, Midshipma1
j. Frank Wilson, Jr., Marjory and Cur
tbs Wilson of Hillsboro, Ohio; Miss
Eugene Mayer Of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs
chas. H: Robinson, Miss Elizabeth Rob
inson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Dickey, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Burch, Miss Mary Stuar'
Snyder, Miss Josephine Veile, Mis-.
Mary Bull and Mr.. Alloys Branton, Mrs
Alice Larson, all of Minneapolis, Mr.
Howard Bell Of Hibbing, Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Whitney, Misses Lois and Pauline
Whitney, Mr.. Wheelock Whitney, Mr.
wood, add of st. Cloud. Mr.. Geo. McCon
naughey and Mr. Mcdowell Matthew
of Hillsboro, Ohio and Pauline Gates o
Plainfeld N. J. Mrs. H. J. Dale ant
daughters Esther, Florence and Ruth
and son Manley, David Roderick, o
Cleveland, Ohio.
A reception and dance at the Masoni
Hall followed the ceremony. Kelsey
orchestra of Minneapolis also furnishe
the music for the dance. There wer
about 100 guests present.
Mrs. Wilson's travelling suit is o
II ~ ~.
med with grey squirril, with hat t
match.