The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-17

Frank Schwake and Morton Stein
hart, of Nebraska City: Charley See
mann, brother of the bridegroom.
OF Denison, Iowa, and Phillip South
wick, of Lincoln, The loom en-
tered with his best man, Neil Harri-
son Dunn.
The ceremony was unusually i'm
pressive and included the ring SER
vice. The party left the church to the
wedding March,"
The bride wore an exquisite gown
OF French embroidered chiffon nounc
cd with lierrc lace. The demitrain
was Of accordion plcated chiffon and
headed with a large tulle bow. The
tulle wedding veil was arranged in
cap effect. The bridal bouquet was
a ribbon shower of valley lilies. The
brides only ornament was the groom's
gift, a bar pin set with diamonds.
The matron of honor wore gold
chiffon taffeta and the bridesmaids
were attred in 1880 costumes. The
skirts were founced with white tulle
net and fell over short skirt of gold
cloth. The decollette bodices were
finished with gold corselets. Each
maid wore gold slippers and carried
gold empire baskets, gifts from the
bride, filled with daisies and lilies.
The wedding reception at the Dunn
home was characterized by brilliant
appointments in which gold and
white color motif was acccntuate din
every detail.
In the receiving line with the bride
and bridegroom and the wedding
party were the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee James Dunn. and the
parents of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Seemann. OF Dcnison, Iowa Mrs.
Dunn wore q beautiful gown of filet
lace, which fell in founces over chif-
fon. and was confined at the waist
with rose silk girdle. Mrs. See
mann, the mother of the groom, wore
an exquisite gown Of pale green over
white satin. The skirt was fashioned
from flounces of tierre lace alternat
ing with green chiffon. The spangled
bodice was finished with a jeweled
yoke.
AS the guests arrived they were
presented to the receiving party by
w. A. Green. AS they left tn line
they passed through the enclosed sun
room and back through the library to
the reception hall. where they were
invited into the dining room by Mrs.
|. G. Chaplin
The wedding colors were artis-
tically utilized in the dining room dec
orations. A large gold epergne filled
with gold and white daisies formed
the centerpiece. Small gold baskets
were at each corner of the table and
were filled with daisies and delicate
greenery. The ices reflected the gold
and white motif and the china service
was of gold and white. Those presid-
ing the first hour were Mrs. w. w.
Richardson and Mrs. Fred Funke. The
second hour Mrs. Silas Henry Burn.
ham, Jr. and Mrs. Richard Ferguson
did the honors. The following mem
bers of the brides sorority, Kappa
Kappa Gamma. assisted in serving:
Miss Lulu Mitchell. Miss Phoebe Fol
Ferguson. the Misses Marian and
Helen Hall and Miss Evalyn Beau
mont. Those who directed the guests
to the library and did the honors in
the reception hall and drawing room
were Mrs. w. A. Green. Miss Juliet
Atwood. Miss Breta Bills. Miss Mary
Stuart. Miss Elsie Fitzgerald. Miss
Lillian Chaplin. Miss Harriet Chaplin,
Mr.. Bert Il. Faulkner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
y. Howey. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Watkins and Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. kincaid.
One room on the second floor was
set aside for the wedding gifts which
were of great value and rare beauty.
Gifts of cash came from the relatives
of the bridegroom. and the parents of
both the bride and groom presented
them with a goodly number of shares
of bank stock. A baby grand piano
was presented by the parents of the
bride Those doing the honors in the
gift room we're Miss Gertrude Kin
caid and Miss Temple Enslow. Miss
Ruth Baker was in charge OF the
guest book.
After greeting the wedding party
and enjoying the social features in
doors, the guests assembled on the