The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-15
NOTABLE /. ! ! | |: WEDDING | |:
SlOv!,'X|C| j / ! :
Mr.. Paul Weakherby, Of Buck Grove
and Miss Louise Mcdonald Mar !;
risd Last saturday Evening: y
MANY our on TOWN aUEsTs
Beautiful Presents Testify to High
Esteem in Which Young Couple
Are HsId-Wedding Trip East 4

Esteem In Which Young Couple
Are Hsld-Weddln0 Trip East Z,
BUCK GROVE, Nov. 14-Special--
The wedding Of Mr.. Paul Cradi'
3Weatherby, OF Buck Grove. and Miss
Il. Louise Mcdonald, daughter of Mr.
Donald Mcdonald, was celebrated
Saturday evening. November II, al
the home of the bride in Sioux City
Iowa, The home was beautifully de
corated and the room in which the
ceremony was performed, tall baskets
of palms and chrysanthemums were
artistically arranged in one corner OF
which the bridal party stood, while
DR.. A. e. Craig spoke the magic words
OF the marriage rite.
The bride was the first to enter the
room; she passed thru an aisle of rib.
bon. formed by bands held in the
hands Of little Miss Margaret Pendle-
ton and Miss Marjorie Gary who look.
ed very sweet and happy In charm.
ing gown OF chantilly lace over silver
cloth. Her veil was of white tulle,
and she carried m arm boquet of rose
buds and lillies.of-the.valley, Miss
Helen Mcdonald, as maid-Of-hOnOr.
followed her sister. Her dress was of
yellow tulle with trimmings Of silver
lace. Miss Florence Anthony and
Miss Morjorie Gary we're the other
bridesmaids, Miss AnthOny's gown
was OF pink tuile and Miss Gary's Of
green ,tulle. They each carried boz
quets OF chrysantheniuIns. The wed.
ding march was played by the BRIDES
aunt, Mrs. John Mcdonald. Mrs. Ray
Coomer sang during the nuptials. Mr..
Jessie Emer acted as best man for
Mr.. Weatherby, and Mr.. Duncan Nc
Donald was master of ceremonies. A
reception was held from 1880 to 10000.
The hostess in the parlor were: Mrs.
G. E. Carey, Mrs. Edmund Pendleton,
and Mrs. J.. Murray Rumsey. In the
dining room Mrs. J. w. Elmer and Mrs.
E. H. Backameyer presided. They
served at each end of the long table
in tile center of which was placed q
basket of chrysanthemums of various
shades, as a center piece. Assisting
them were. Miss Helen Bea cham. Miss
Lois Crouch, Miss Marie Seburn. Miss
Florence Kolp and Miss Clara Swarm.
The h0stess up stairs were. Mrs. 8.
o. Rarem, and Mrs. Martin u. Bren.
nan. Guests from out OF town were.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Weatherby. and
Fred, parents and brother Of the bride
groom from Buck Grove, Ia, Miss
Fannie Weathe1by, of Des Moines.
Miss Emma Cradit. Of Baldwin, Kan
sas, Mrs. Rumsey, Miss Dorothy
Marsh and Miss Irene Hirsch, all Of
Des Moines. tS
The presents were many and beau.
tiful, testifying to the esteem in which
the young couple are held by their
many friends. Paul Weatherby was
born and grew to manhood in this
vicinity, and is q gentleman of ster.
ling worth, enjoying the respect of all
who know him and we feel like con-
the bride. The bride is
not we'll known here but as she is
Paul's choice, We know she must be
all that is lovable, and good. and we
extend to her our very best wishes
and trust that their voyage on the
sea will be long and
peaceful one.
After an eastern trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Weatherby will be at home to
their friends on farm not far from
town, where home is all ready for
them.
Mr.. Herbert Docherty and mother,
autoed to Omaha last Monday expect
ing to meet Mrs. Herbert Docherty,
who had been on visit of couple af
weeks In Kansas. Their plans mis-
carried as Mrs. Docherty reached
Omaha on an earlier train than she
was expected and not knowing her
n ~ al q nd Vayoc IN S.~sI
Omaha. she took the first train for
home and arrived in Buck Grove sew.
nral hours ahead of her husband. who
Df course was very much disappointed
In, not having his wife's company on
The ride home.
Mrs. Loeve sr. died Nov. 9Th at the
home of August Loeve, east of here.
She had been ailing for sine time so
hat her death was not unexpected.
The funeral services were held Fri.
lay land the remains laid to rest in
The cemetery ut Denison. The rela-
ives and friends have the sympathy
)f all in their bereavement.
The Remington club met at the !
ZONE OF Mrs. McNertney Thursday
md as usual had most enjoyable |
social hour, supper. consisting OF I'LL |
ielicacies OF the season wal served
Notwithstanding the bad weather
Saturday and Sunday people turned |
Slt we'll to the movies and II does |
'eem good to see the autoes and the |
6ams lined up on the street. aEASl
John and Will Bertram have gone
y aIdaho and will spend athe Winterl
uniting and trapping las there is 7 al
Inc. field for that kind Of work out
here. ~ -
Herbert Docherty has been having
! bad attack of lumbago, but manages
Q carry the mail every day under
lifficulties.
The Misses Nellie Sullivan with
nora and Bernard Finnigan were
omaha visitors on Sunday.
Mrs. Mesmer and daughter, Hazel,
anne Friday evening and visited un-
il Sunday with w. l.. Morton and
wife whose home is in Sioux City.
Frank Slater lost valuable COW
sunday. the trouble seeming to be
poisonous in the ornstalks.
Mr.. John Nicklos returned from
omaha Saturday evening where ne
ad been to get the election returns.