Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
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weddings of the year will this
evening at Z O'clock, be solemn
lied at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Deur, Third street.
The bride will be Miss Frances
Cecilia Deur, the youngest
daughter of the household, and
the groom, Mr.. Harvey r. Foss,
cashier of the First National
Bank. Rev. Father Mullen, of
st. Patrick's church, will read
the service.
The halls and various rooms
of the house will be profusely
decorated. The hall will have
festoonings of green. The
Newell post and balustrade will
be wrapped with green, there
will be a wedding tree bear
ing the wedding favors, which
will be white satin receptacles
tied with a true lovers knot of
green ribbon, containing slices
of the brides cake. Miss Rosa
NJ Bride will do the honors of
tine hall and after refresh
ments will serve the guests
with the contents of the tree.
The ceremony will be per-
formed in the east parlor at an
altar constructed of plumosa,
ferns and brides roses. The
bride and groom will stand
under two hearts formed of
white roses suspended from the
ceiling. The parlors will be
massed with white roses and
ferns. Between the parlors,
portiers of plumosa will be
formed, and upon piano, man
tells and tables will be candel-
abras with green and white
candles with corresponding
shades.
Miss May Finley will sing 20
Promise Me" as bonnie little
Misses Mary Deur and Ruby
Hopkins form an aisle with
green and white ribbons for
the bride to pass through. The
bridal party will make it's APP
pearance to the strains of Cav
illera Rusticanna played by
Miss Ella Ryan. First will
come Miss Nellie Rourlle, niece
of the bride, who will wear a
white organdie frock and carry
an arm boquet Of white carna-
tions. She will scatter white
swansonia along the path of
the bride. Next will come the
bride and she will be followed
by Miss Florence Schulmeister,
who will carry the ring, sus-
pended from a white wreath.
The bride will be met at the
altar by the groom and Father
Mullen. During the ceremony
and congratulations Miss Ryan
will play an intermezzo very
softly.
The bride is to wear an i'm.
ported gown of French lace
with elaborate applique of jas
mine leaf motif, over white
silk net, the whole to be worn
over a white taffeta silk under
dress with accordian pleated
ruffles. A BRIDES veil of tulle
will be fastened with orange
blossoms. The boquet will be
a shower Of BRIDES roses with
chiffon streamers. All the
brides attendants will be
gowned in white with green.
The dining room, where re-
freshments will be served, will
be very elaborate in it's decora-
tions. The color scheme is
white, green and pink. Sus-
pended over the dining table
will be a canopy Of green.
Under the canopy will be a
white hoop set with innumerable
candles of pink, enand white
colors, and below this will droor
a shower boquet of white
swansonia, and all will be
charmingly reflected in a plate
glass plateau which will occupy
the center of the table. Fes-
toonings Of green will be a
marked feature of the decora-
tions. About one hundred and
fifty guests will be served.
Misses Mabel Wilson, Josie
Johnson, Mary Mohatt and
Nellie Rourke, gowned in white
with touches Of green in hair
and corsage, will do the honors
Of the dining room.
The bride and groom will
leave this evening for st. Paul
and a tour about the Wisconsin
Lakes. The go-away gown is
a brown cheviot of Paris make.
The hat, which will match in