Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-01-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wedding THURSDAY
CEREMONY TO TAKE PLACE At
HOME OF BRIDES MOTHER AT
SIX O'CLOCK.
BEATRICE PfNToNY WINS HON0Rs
Will Represent LEGAL School in Dis
ond, and Miss Pierce, Third.

O'Clock, Will take place the marriage
of her older daughter, Miss Ellen, to
Mr.. II. w. Phenicie, the ceremony
to be performed in the presence Of a
company Of relatives and a, few invit-
ed friends of the two families. Rev.
w. H. Ensign, Of Hopkinton, will
read the service. The bride and groom
will Re attended by Miss Grace Will
son of this city, and Mr.. Frank c..
Kuder, of st. Joseph, Illinois.
The announcement Of the approach.
ing marriage of these young people
calls forth the heartiest good wishes
from many friends in this place. Miss
Hazelrigg is a charming young wo-
man, and is active in the church and
social life Of this community. She is
Ia graduate Of the Manchester High
school, and we'll qualified to assume
the responsibilities true home
maker: Mr.. Phenicie has been resi-
dent Of Manchester for several years.
During those years he has held re-
sponsible position in the real estate
office of A. NJ. Cloud. He is a
straightforward and thoroughly re-
liable young man, in whom his en-
ployer has placed the utmost conf
dence. He is a son CT Mr.. and Mrs.
o. M. Phenicie. He, too, has been
prominently identified with the social
life of this city,. and with the work
OF the Presbyterian church, and its
young people. r-
~ hri1 Uy111
leave Friday morning for a brief
honeymoon trip, spending some time
in. Chicago. Upon their return home
they will, on February 18th, go to
housekeeping in the new Kelsey resi-
dence, and as they establish their
home here they will do SO with the
best wishes Of their many friends.
A number of pre-nuptial social func
tions have been held in homer Of
Miss Ellen Hazelrigg, during the
past week. On Tuesday evening of
last week Mrs. Howard Scanlon de-
entertained company Of
young people, at her home west of
Manchester, the affair being compli-
mkntary to Miss Hazelrigg. On Sat-
|urday evening Of last week Miss
|Efaca Wilson enter aimed q number
of frfenus at her home On East Main
street, in honor OF her friend, Miss
Hazelrigg. Miss Pearl LeClere gave
a party and shower for Miss Hazelrige
at the LeClere home on Iowa street
Monday evening. This affair was care
fully planned. The party began with
a six o'clock dinner, to which lin
tied number of guests were invited.
Following the dinner the company Of
guests went to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Cruise to enjoy a short
program of music on the Victrola. At
the proper time the guests returned
to the LeClere home, upon the pre-
text that one of the party had an i'm
portant telephone message awaiting
him. AS the happy crowd entered TIE
LeClere home they found a large
company of friends had assembled
while. Miss Hazelriggs and her friends
were enjoying the music at the
Cruise home. A highly enjoyable ev-
ening was spent at the LeClere home,
and before the guests departed they
presented Miss Hazelrigg with num-
erous gifts.
This evening Mrs. o. M. Phenicie
will entertain number Of fri ends at
her home in honor of the young lady
who, on Thursday evening, becomes
the bride of Mrs. Phenicie's son.