The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-28

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sh leaned upon her fathers arm, they
were met by the groom and his best
man John b. Romans in the spacious
parlor and it was here under a beau
tiful canopy surrounded by friends OF
many days that Rev. DR.. Emory Mill
Ter feelihgly and impressively pro-
nounced words that made them man
and :wife. A flash light picture was
taken of the wedding gronp as the
words of the service ended
No sooner had the ceremony been
completed than there was a rush of
ii ,yous, congratulatory friends and the
formality OF the occasion vanished in
twinkling to be replaced by merry
making and rejoicing. The guests
we're next invited to partakes of the
neutrality-suspicious. The roomsi were
fmade beautiful with decorations of.
white and green, brides and maids
roses served, as favors and it was in
deed merry party that thronged the
spacious rooms. The wedding break
fast was a delicious repast, served in
two courses the menu being.
Black Cherries on Ice.
Pressed Chicken. --~;
Saratoga Chips
Picked Peaches Pears Olives
Pistache Ice Cream with Chopped Nuts.
Fruit
Brides Cake. :. Fruit Cake Jew Cakes
Sailed Nuts. Gomez
1t was then: that the small brother
and his demoniac associates got in
their deadly work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Auracher took the first
section of No. 3 for the west, their des-
tination being unknown even to their
parents. They We're accompanied to
the train by a large number bent on
having all the fun possible. The de-
pot platform was covered with rice.
Placards, hearts, small bills and
plenty of noise served to make the
young couple feel at home and among
| friends.
No account ola wedding would be
complete 10 feminine eyes at least
without description of the bridal
gown and at least m: this instance it
was we'll worth describing. The
material was Of white chiffon cloth
over white sapllo silk trimmed with
Duchess lace. The skirt was shirred
with panel effect and cut en- train.
line waist was made with surplice with
shirred vest, Duchess lace outlining
the surplice, lace collar and elbow
sleeves trimmed with Duchess lace.
THE bride wore long gloves and
, carried beautiful bouquet of BRIDES
roses with a shower of lilies of the
valley. The bridesmaids were lovely,
! gowned in white. embroidered net over
white tatfeta silk and carried boquets
OF roses. u -. -T
i The affection felt | for bride and
groom found expression in wonder
Jul collection OF beautiful and costly
gifts, cut glass, silver, works of arr
and all things which go to make the
{ 'house beautiful" We're present i'll
rich profusipn. Ihe.~groom 5 gift tc
the bride'was lovely crescent of PEARL
e with a diamond center.
i Among 'the.other notable gifts were
d a Mahogany bed room set given. by
/. Mr. Chas. Tabor, Il baby grand piano
d given by the bride parents, and two
S rooms of their home beautifully fur
It nished by the.parents OF the groom.
S Among the. .outsof Town guests were
e Mr.. and Mrs. John Auracher, fathel
n and mother OF the groom, the Misse.
Y Bertha, Jane and Nirn.s ..Aurache
IS sisters OF the groom and Mrs. kunt
If an, aunt OF tbs groom all OF Lisbon
'e Iowa,s.NNiss Flora Cosman Of }clinton
is Miss Edna lHolderness OF Kenosha
l. Wis:5 Miss Virginia Chrisnan =
d Mapleton, Mr., land Mrs. Cloudy O
IS Sioux City, DR.. Chas. Leach of Win
le terset, Messrs. p. r. Ink and Loui
. Kepler of Mt Vernon and Mr.. Dewitt
2, Hansen Of Grand Island, Neb.