The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-24
WEDDING BELLS.

The following notice of the marriage
of b. d. Williams, son of Mr., and Mrs.
Jas. A. Williams of Pawnee City, Neb.,
is taken from the Pawnee Press. The
Williams family has many old acq ,ain-
tances in Crawford who are interested
in this wedding.
One of the largest and most brilliant gath
erings ever Witnessed in Pawnee City was
the marriage Of MIR. B. D. Williams and Miss
Jessie G. Greenfield. Over two hundred, JIM
vited guests assembled in the spacious par
lors OF the Exchange Hotel the home OF the
bride. AS the notes of the wedding march,;
played by Mrs. j. T. Trenery, rose sweetly
over the hum OF voices, the bridal party
marched in They advanced to the. centers
OF the room, and standing under canopy. Off,
beautiful festoontng amid veritable bower
Of autumn leaves and crysanthemums. the
Rev. DIR. Campbell of the Presbyterian
church, assisted by Rev. j. W. Stewart of the
NJ. E. church, performed the solemn, cere-
mony that united them In the holy bands OF
wedlock. One of the most impressive fea-
lures of the occasion was the soft notes OF
| the sweet voice Of Mrs. Louise Hassler as she
sang "Oh Promise Me-" During the congrat-
ulations the rich soprano voice of Miss Elpha
| Taylor rang out in the beautiful song "The
| Night Hath q Thousand Eyes o. .ss41 -z8i
The bride was attiredein rich imported.
mule dress deliberately trimmed with white
satin ribbon. She CARED in her hand beau
taful bouquets of bridal roses; also.a delicates
Honitan lace 'kerchief, a present from her
friend Miss Lucy Vedder. The groom was
attired In black. They were attended by
Miss Jessie Williams, sister OF the groom, at
tired In q delicate blue MULE with pink
roses; also Miss Laura Griffith, who wore
/ white with pink roses. The gentlemen in
attendance were DR.. Ed. and Ray Green
II field, brothers Of the bride. After the cere-
4 mony the guests were seated in the dining
rooms where most sumptuOus repast was
| served. The wedding presents were numer-
Gus; handsome and costly. Among the young
friends of the bride who assisted In receiving
were the Misses Media Miller. Berta Beard
and Alice Meeker.
Miss Jessie Is the only daughter Of Mr. and
MIS-. u. II Greenfield, "a young lady Of lovely
disposition and character. For many wears
she has lived In our midst and by winning
manner has endeared herself to MANY
| friends, OF whom she has a. large acouain-
lance and was always popular. She will be
greatly missed both at home and in society.
1 me groom is the only son Of Mr., and Mrs. j.
A. Williams, who have resided in Pawnee
1 City for the last ten years. For the last ,iY
years he has been connected with the Arm az
Haskell & Bosworth OF Beatrice, in whose
employ he is still engaged. Bert is q young
man OF sterling traits of character and en-
cellent integrity. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
Will leave next Tuesday for their future
nome In Wichita, KS, where Bert is engaged
in business. Their many friends Join In
wishing them the utmost success, prosperity
and happiness in their future home.
The out of town guests were Mrs. Judge
Martin and daugher Helen, and Mr. and Mrs.
sandusky of Falls City Mr.. and Mrs. Gano
OF summerfeld, KS; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Hail.
derman, Tecumseh; Mr.. and Mrs Crayens
Armour; Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Shinn Burchard.
W.P Overbay, Wymore; f. l.. Maddox, Bea-
trice; Miss Elizabeth Ferguson of Manhat-
tan, KS, cousin of the groom; Prof. Geo
Griffith of Humbolt.-The Pawee Press (Neby