The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-11
Belated Marriage Nnf,..e.

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Below is an item which we intended
should appear in our last Issue, but
which Was unfortunately overlooked:
The marriage ceremony of Nj IS Mar
,ia Rose and Mr.. Chas Weigert occur
ed at the home of the brides paren +,
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ D. Rose. Friday fore
noon, Rev. j II. Sharpe OF une Presby-
terrain church officiating Only the
near friends ana relatives were present
to witness the wedding. The house
was nicely decorated for the occasion
and after the ceremony an elegant
luncheon was served The bride and
groom are 10th highly respected young
people in this community, the latter
being in charge Of the Standard Oil
Co.'S. wholesale business in this city
while the former is well known and
popular among Denison young people
Mrs. D. L. Boynton and Mrs B. r.
Philbrook are attending the Grand
meeting of the P E O. at Atlantic
They are delegates from the Denison
Chapter.
In about six weeks it will be time for !
our good ladies to begin planning for the
determination Of the dandelion pest.
In the meantime the dandelions will be
up and doing.
Our democ ratio friends never seem to
be happy unless they are being carried
away by some craze. This year it is
the Yellow Kid who is their idol
Whom the gods would destroy they
first make mad.
1t has seemed to the editor of the
Herald that an instructed delegation
from Iowa tn the national convention
. simply a farce and joke. Iowa
democrats cannot deliver an electoral
vote and il is mugwumpian politics for
Them to send an instructed delegation.
However, the thing is done. and it re-
! mains for Iowa to smile pleasantly and
take the bandinage which will be hers
in generous m easures.-D lnlap Herald.
We are ii receipt of pamphlet
announcing the dates of the Iowa State
fair which will be held at Des
Moines Aug 10 to 26. Secretary
J. G. Simpson says If present
indications can be relied upon the
exhibits n all departments will be finer
than ever Soldiers Day will be
tuesday. Aug %. A prize of $50 in
cash will be given for the best ear of
corn. A scene depicting the Mt. Pelee
horror will be given. and hundreds of
other attractions will be presented.
Mr.. and MIS-. w. H. Woolston will
hereafter make their home in Des
Moines. Raub McKim recently traded
Tor a fine residence near Highland
Park college in that city and Mr.. and
Mrs. Woolston have gone there to live
with them. and will in all probability
make their permanent home there.
Their departure is surprise to their
many friends as only few knew of it
till after they had gone. They expect
to spend q portion of the summer at
the Worlds Fair at ST. Louis.
Tuesday of last week at one O'Clock
an elegant May day luncheon was
served by Mrs.. Geo. Sprecher to a
dozen of her lady friends. The after
noon was q pleasant one and everything
was in keeping with the celebration OF
the advent of the month of May, the
table being artistically decorated for
the occasion. on a mat in the center
of the table was erected Maypole
bound with yellow and white ribbon
and .wreathed with smilax and carna.
tions, From the Maypole to each
plate gay streamers were swung. al
: the end of which We're pretty little
| May baskets each containing yellow
rose and white carnation. The dinner
was served in six courses and at the
, end of the first course the ladies each
} discovered an envelope containing 8
short story to be read. Those who en-
joyed Mrs. Sprecher's hospitality we're
Mesdames Boynton, O. j. Kemming, J.iP
Jones, w. N McAhren, Philbrook. t. j. Kell!
Kuehnle Patterson, Meyers, Ferguson, ant
Kemp.