Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-03
MARRIED AT HIGH
NOON YESTERDAY


Splendid Young Women
Yesterday at high noon at the
home Of Mr., and Mrs. ]. ]. Stewart.
two miles north Of Nortn Branch, oc-
Cured the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Lulu Pearl to Mr.. Joie Johnson,
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. c. johnson
Of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed BY Rev. J. H. Freedline In the
presence Of eighty invited guests, the
ring service being used. The ring
bearer was Martha McCristal, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McCristal
of Ross. s TX. +,
Miss, Helen Stearns sang II Love
You Truly" which was followed by
the wedding march which was play
ed by Miss Hazel Northup. The brid-
81 party stood under an arch OF
white and pink roses In the parlor
where the ceremony was pronounced.
while the Flower Song" was being
played. During congratulations Miss
Northup played Loves Or9cle."
The bride was handsomely dressed
In . gown of White PUSSY Willow
taffeta with white lave overtop and
carried . bouquet Of brides roses.
The groom wore suit OF blue serge.
i AASSI SA0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u0O UO0AA
offered the bridal party marched to
the dining room whore . six course
dinner was served. the walters be-
friends Of the contracting parties.
Stewart. Samuel Stewart. Willie Arm
strong, Rohert Campbell, I Earl Rudy,
Maude Martin, Hazel Martin, Eva
IArmstrong, Alice Stewart, Gertrude
Rinehart and Clara Campbell.
The bride 10 a splendid young wo-
man and comes from one Of the most
prominent families OF Guthrie Coun-
| ty. She has many womanly graceo.
and by her splendid worth Of char
acter has won the admiration and es-
TEEN of all who know her. The groom
II an industrious young farmer who ID
In every way worthy Of the young wo-
man whom he has chosen ~ his life
companion. He was born and raised
In this community and has proven
himself to be worthy in every respect.
1 He will make q splendid homS for his
bride and after March first they will
60 to housekeeping on the old home
| place three miles northeast OF Ross.
The Republican wishes to Join host
Of friends in Offering congratulations
and best wishes for long and happy
married life.
They were the recipients of many
useful and valuable presents. q list
Of which are O. follows:
Il Table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. Arm
strong. of Manning; library table and
rocking chair. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
McC ristal,. Mrs. GtearnS. Helen
Stearns, Clarence, Earl and Floyo
Il Turner; berry Get. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
In. MAude and Hazel: berry spoon
Lena Baier; tea spoons. Earl Rudy;
$40, Everett, Alice, Samuel and John
II Stewart; $36, Mr.. and Mrs. y. G.
johnson; $40 and thoroughbred Dur
oc Jersey hog. Mr.. and Mrs. win John
son: bed spread, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Tall
man, and Mamie; set tea spoons, Mr.
and Mrs. Sharrar. Of Montesuma;
berry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shaw; berry set. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Allen; towels. Leona and Eva Arm
strong; dresser scarf, Mr.. and Mrs
B. Barrett: towels, Ars. John Eager
and family; silver knives and forks
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eagen: cups and
saucers. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Arm
strong. Manning; ont glass. lArl Par
dee: silver cake tray, Mr.. and Mrs.
10. 8. Wolch; chest Of silver knives
leo1ka end Qpoeno. Mr.. and 1rs
syaxtos cANDba,l - famil1; ~