The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03
ELIMINATION OF
LOVELY ROMANCE
Penison People, Without Exception
Interested in Wedding OF, Miss
Abbie McHcnry
FORD PLACE BOWER OF BEAUTY
Bride Gowned in White Satin With
overdress of White TulIe, Out
lined With Orange Blossoms

Denison people. without exception,
will be interested in reading the fol-
lowing account of the marriage of Miss
Abbie McHenry to John Edward
George. OF Omaha, the marriage hay.
l,ing occurred at. Pasadsna, Cali.,. on
Saturday. February Goth.
Miss McHenry has always had u
strong hold upon the affections OF the
people OF Denison, where she is UNI
versally admired. Mr.. George is we'll
and favorably known to number OF
people in Denison and the happy
couple have the best wishes of the
DenisCn people.
Pasadena, Feb. 2l-A sweet and
beautiful romance, which started two
years ago in the Crown City. culmi-
mated last night at 8 o'clock III the
marriage of Miss Abbie McHCnry,
laughter OF Mr.. w. A. McHenry, and
john Edward George, OF Omaha.
For the. occasion the lovely McHen-
y winter home at No. 40 Ford place
vas bower OF beauty, made so by
he lavish use of thousands of En-
chantress carnations, lilies of the val
ley and hyacinths. intermingled with
smilaX and bamboo. The fireplace
was transformed into floral altar,
with an arch of flowers and greencry,
while the space within the arch was
a solid mass Of pink carnations.
Pathways were formed by long
streamers Of pink tullc and tall can
dlesticks of gilt stood as sentincls on
each side OF the altar. Tho rest Of
the lower floor looked like wooded
dell, with gold baskets filed with car
nations hanging here and there. The
entrance was made into golden bow
den behind floral screen played Lob
engrin's wedding march on the violin,
harp and cello, playing other airs
throughout the evening.
The bride, who is one of the most
charming girls in Pasadena society,
was lovely in her gown OF white satin
with overdress of white tulle. The
skirt was II ruffled affair with pearl
beads outlining the hem of each. The
bodice and the long court train were
of Duchess lace. She wore Il bcc0m-
ing cap of Duchess lace, and her long
tullc veil was caught with orange
blossoms These same flowers also
marked tho outlines of tho lovely
dress.
Miss Mcllenry was attended by
Mrs. Fred Nash, who served as maid
OF honor. She was stunningly gown
ed in pink silk. with overdress Of pink
tulle. II was made after the Josephine
period and was trimmed with silver
lace and silver spangles. She carried
a Colonial shower bouquet of Enchant-
ress carnations and lilies OF the val
ley.
Frocked in pink silk and pink tulle,
little Miss Elizabeth Nash strewed
pink rose petals along the bridal path
from golden basket which she car
ried. Her little brother Hammond
Nash, wearing high wasted pink sat
in trousers and Georgette waist OF
crepe. was train bearer. Both chill.
dren wore pink sandals and pink silk
socks.
The bride was accompanied to the
altar by her father, who gave her into
the keeping OF the groom. The cere-
mony. which was sweet and simple,
was said by DR.. Albert Hatcher Smith
of Hollywood, who was formerly pas
tor OF the Pasadena Baptist church.
The groom was attended by his best
man. George Wright, of Council Bluffs,