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Port Huron Times-Herald
Thursday, January 12, 1911


                               MATRIMONIAL
              
                            JOHNSON - OLSSON
                            
                  Rev. Mr. Lambert, pastor of the Ross
                Memorial Church, officiated at a beautiful
                home wedding on Wednesday afternoon, when
                Miss EMMA OLSSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
                CHARLES OLSSON, of 1417 Carleton street,
                was united in marriage to Captain MARTIN
                JOHNSON of this city. The wedding service
                was ready promptly at four o'clock when the
                members of the bridal party took their places
                in the parlor, which was made attractive by
                a profusion of beautiful flowers and smilax.
                The guests included about forty relatives
                and immediate friends of the bride and groom.
                  The bride's gown was of white hand kerchief
                muslin, handsomely trimmed with lace. She
                carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses.
                The bridesmaid, Miss MYRTLE OWEN, of Saginaw,
                wore a beautiful gown of a very pale shade
                of blue silk and carried white carnations.
                The grown (sic) was attended by his brother,
                CHRIS JOHNSON.
                  The decorations throughout the entire house
                were in pink and white. The bride's table, at
                which covers were laid for twelve, had for it's
                centerpiece the bride's cake surrounded at the
                base with smilax and pink and white roses.
                Lighted candles at each end made the table
                brilliant. Another long table was filled with
                guests, and its decorations were a large clus-
                ter of carnations and smilax for a centerpiece
                and candles. Miss WAYNER catered.
                  The bride was the recipient of many handsome
                gifts, including cut glass, Haviland china,
                furniture, silverware and linen.
                  Mr. and Mrs. JOHNSON left on the evening
                train for a ten days' trip to Chicago and
                other points, and will make their home with
                the bride's parents upon their return.
                  The bride has been a popular clerk in the
                Meisel, Hogan & Eichhorn store at the ribbon
                and fancy work counter for several years. She
                was a great favorite and several pre-nuptial
                affairs were given in her honor. The groom is
                a captain on the great lakes, having been
                master of the Corrigan during the past season.
                  Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mrs.
                JOHN OWEN and daughter, MYRTLE, of Saginaw;
                Mr. and Mrs. MILLER and OSCAR and LYMAN
                OLSSON, of Detroit.
                
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