Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-01-06
NASH-M MULLEN
NUPTIAL;S

Miss Isabel Nathalia Nah, the
eslly daughtcr of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Nash, and Clarence George Mullen,
the sen Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Mullen. of this city, were married
Wednesday morning at 600 o'clock
D,a at the SS. Peter and Paul's
Catholic church, Rev VIM. Reding of
'ciating. IN the joining of these ma
i've young people together, two we'll
nown and highl. respected families
5f this community were united This
TCung couple start on the highway of
life very auspiciously They both pos
se2s those elem ents of character that
should guarantee them bright and
most promising future. They certain
II have the we'll wishes of hosts of
friends in starting out on LIES jour
ney. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. G..
J.. KaCdy sang a solo entitled ooh
Premise Me" after which the bridal
party entered the church to the
march played by Mrs. C. 0. Burt.
The maid Of honor, Miss Edna O'Brien
gowned in blue Crgandie with hat to
match, and carrying an arm bouquet
of pink roses and ferns led the bridal
procession, followed by Miss Viola
Jane Nash, niece of the bride as
bridesmaid, wearing an orchid organ
die gown, with hat to match and car
rying an arm bouquet of pink roses
and ferns. Next came the flower girls
the Misses Barbara and Susan Nash,
nieces of the bride, both gowned in
white organdie and carrying white
baskets filled with pink rosebuds and
baby breath, and tied with large bows
of pink tulle Last came the bride
leaning ON the arm of her father, Mr..
L. NJ. Nash. She was radiantly beau
tiful in her wedding gown of white
silk tulle over Ivory satin, with
bodice of irridescent beads, and tulle
veil caught with orange blossoms. Her
bouquet was of brides roses and or
chids with a shower of sweet peas.
The bridal party were met at the
chancel rail by Charles Nash as best
man and Neal as sgToomsfaan, both
brothers of the bride. During mass
Ernest Smith sang an Ave Marie and
at the close of the ceremony Mrs. A.
D paxvor coooe aOro Dro No - Mrc
L. NJ. Nash, mother Of the bride, wore
q black satin gown with trimmings of
cloth of silver and blue. Mrs. T. E.
Mullen, mother of the groom wore
black panne velvet trimmed in beads.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
The brides parents, to one hundred in
vited guests, being the immediate rel
atives and most intimate friends. The
house and tables were elaborately and
decorated with red bells,
ooinsettas, mistletoe and pine branch
es were used in the reception hall
and dining room. Bud vases filled
ter pieces on the smaller tables. The
color scheme in the dining room was
pink and white. From the chandelier
over the brides table were hung white
floral wedding bells, streamers of pink
ribbon and maiden hair ferns extend
ed from the center of the chandelier
to the four corners of the table at
which were large rosettes of pink
tulle. Crystal candlesticks with pink
candles and tied with pink tulle were
also used. The beautiful linen cloth
was the same one used forty-fve
years ago on the wedding table of the
0ride's parents.
The bride was born and brought
up in this city as also was the groom
who is the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. E. Mullen Both attended the
Catholic Parochial school and were
graduated from the Lincoln high