Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-11

river last evening, being chaperone6
by Commodore D. r. Lewis and Mid
shipman Roger Lewis.
Under the auspices of the teach
ers' institute, Supt F. d. Joseph has
secured Mr.. and Mrs Karl Buren,
Stein of Chicago to give recital
song and reading at the Methodist
Episcopal church on Wednesday ev,
ening, August Is. On Friday evening
August 20, lecture will be given by
DR.. Montgomery of Minneapolis.
These entertainments will be free to
the public.
On Monday, July &c, 1909, at the
home of the Rev. T. E. Taylor, d. D.,
at Independence was celebrated the
marriage ceremony of Mr.. George w.
ADAMS, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L..
Adams of this city and Miss Edna l..
Eldredge, who has made her home in
Manchester for several years. Both
yougn people have attended Up
per Iowa university at Fayette, and
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
wish them much happiness during
their, married life.
AT the home OF the brides aunt,
Mrs. l.. j. Rumsey, 412 Fayette street
this (Tuesday) afternoon at O'Clock
will be performed ceremony uniting
in marriage Miss Margretta T. link,
daughter of the Hon. and Mrs. T. NJ.
link of LeMars, and Mr.. Clarence G..
Becker, who is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fredland H. Becker of the same
city. The service will be read by
| the Rev William H. Ensign, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church. for
merly of LeMars, in the same ROOM.
at the same hour and day of the
month that the BRIDES mother was
married to Mr.. link twenty-four
years ago.
1 The home is to be decorated in yell
l
How and white, the colorS of the p. b.
TO- order, of which Miss link Is a
member. Jardiniers of palms and
ferns as background for the Mar
gerittes will be used in carrying out
the color scheme. The bride will be
gowned in an ivory duchess satin
with an overdress of white chiffon
trimmed with imported hand embroid
cred bands. Her going away costume
is three piece gray Ottoman with
hat, gloves and shoes to match.
On account of recent bereavement
in both families, no formal invita-
tons have been issued, and the Ell
tire affair will be one of simplicity
and witnessed only by the immediate
relatives and few friends of Mis-.
link and Mr.. Becker. A reception
and luncheon viii be given at tn
conclusion of the service in tn
/ home of Mr.. j. r. Nix and sisters a
414 Fayette street. The bridal part.
: gees to Dubuque this evening an,
! from there will continue short hon
. eymoon to Saint Paul and the lakes
Miss link is we'll known by peopl'
of this city, having visited in Man
: chester at different times since
Young girl. Upon the invitation o
her relatives here, she accepted tn
plan Of having the ceremony pei
formed in the old home of her moth
er. Miss link graduated from tn
:, LeMars High school and ,attende
:. Mount Saint Joseph at Dubuque, re
ceiving an education, which, couple
with that essential refinement an
: culture, qualities her to as sumo tn
;, duties of home maker and compai
: ion. Mr.. Becker is engaged in tn
: banking business at Struble, a villae
eight miles from LeMars. in whic
place Mr.. and Mrs. Becker will max
their home. The many friends OF tn
bride wish her unlimited happines
and to Mr.. Becker extend the kin
c est and best of wishes.
al
At the recital given at the Meth
is dist Episcopal church Friday eve
re ing under the aspices of the Epwor
IL league, a small audience, but one
IL music lovers, greatly appreciated Il
offerings by Miss Rhea Dorot
Lynch of Chicago, violinist, Mrs.
}. w. Williams, soprano. and Miss L
liam Fleming, organist. Miss Lyme
wv whose success in her profession
ay being watched with interest by t
lb- many friends of the talented you
hit. musician, was most cordially
ar ceived, and her future seems p
M missing one. Miss Lynch played thu
to numbers, exhibiting quality of II
Intelligence and temperament VIII
makes her an artist and delight
r. entertainer Her accompanied
We're played by Mrs. E. H. Hoyt
Lamont Mrs. Williams and Nj
ext Fleming were each well received, \
on Williams being in splendid voice &
OF having chosen two ballads, which w
gn we'll rendered. Miss Fleming's nj
Der from the Concert Overture in