The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-29
WEDDING : n ]. BELLS ! L. \
AT IHEEOAK
Miss Maylou Richards Becomes Wife
OF Mr.. Charles Armstrong, on
Tuesday Evening, 8 O'Clock
h BRIDE a TALENTED MUSICIAN
Wedding Occurs at Home Of Brides
Parents-House Beautifully Dec.
orated-,Honeymoon on Coast

CHARTER OAK, Nov. 25-(Special
to the Review -On Tuesday evening
at 6 o'clock at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Water.
4 house, occurred the marriage of Miss
G, .ce Maylou Richards to Mr.. Chas.
Leslie Armstrong, of Waterloo, Iowa.
To the accompaniment of soft mu-
sic the assembled guests awaited the
bridal party. Rev. H, w. l.. MahoOd,
/, pastor of the M. E. church OF Charter
Oak took his place in the parlor be-
fore an artistic arrangement of ferns
/ and smilax. To the strains of LOhen.
grin the wedding party entered. Mr..
Armstrong came first, followed by his
best man, Mr.. Fred Gehrig, of Des
4 Moines. Little Charles Jones, who
was dressed in white, followed, car.
rying the ring in a. dainty basket Of
silver and tulle. +
Miss Lucille Armstrong, Of Dyers-
Vile, sister of the groom, acted as
maid of honor. She was beautifully
attired in yellow marquisette over net
with trimmings of silver lace and
pearls. and carried an arm bouquet of
Aaron Ward roses.
MISS Edith Schelm Of Charter Oak,
the bridesmaid, wore q gown of yell
low charmeuse and geOrgette crepe,
and also carried Aaron Ward roses.
Miss Richards, the bride. entered
on the arm Of her mother, Mrs. d. A.
Waterhouse, who wore o beautiful
gown of Wistaria ,charmeuse combined
with georgette crepe, silver embroid:
cred and d corsage bouquet of roses.
The bride was most charming in her
wedding gown Of duchess satin, made
entraine and draped with Chantilly
lace. Her veil of tulle was graceful.
ly arranged with band OF pearls and
fell to the hem of her gown. She car
ride shower bouquet of bridal roses
and swansonia A bar pin Of plati-
mum, set with diamonds and pearls,
the gift Of the groom, was her only
adOrnment. Z
After the ceremony the bride and
groom received the best wishes and
congratulations of the guests.
MissrG Grace Mains presided at the
piano. h
The color scheme of yellow and
white was carried out in the course
s.luncheon which followed. The dining
room was wonderfully beautiful with
it's decorations of chrysanthemums
and smilax. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong departed
later for the Pacific coast, where they
will spend their honeymoon. Mrs.
Armstrong wore travelling suit OF
/ blue, broadclOth, with Hudson seal
3f'urs and hat of velvet with seal trim
ming.
,yThe bride is one of Charter Oaks
list charming and popular young
Ties. She is musician of rare
sity and after finishing high school
,tinued her musical study in Sioux
I. and Omaha. Mr.. Armstrong is a
,essful young business man. For
40 past several years he has been
rftary of the Armstrong Manufac-
il. company at Waterloo, where
i,vill be at home after Jan. l, 1917,
yospect Hills.
se out of town guests included Mr..
., Mrs. Jas. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
W..Armstrong, Misses Marie and
lucille Armstrong, and Mrs. J. A.
Miller,' of Dyersville; Dr. and Mrs. Al
len Snyder.iof Dubuque; Mrs. E. E..
Carly, Of Earlville; Mrs. j. E. Arm;
strong, offdNaterloo: Mrs. T. r. Bell
and Mrs. B.soC. HERRING, of Charles
City, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Snyder
and daughter, Harriet, of Omaha.
During the evening the Little
Cakes" trio, composed of Miss Leona
Glau, violin. Lloyd Haakinson. cOrnet,
and Miss Esther WaterhOuse, piano,
ages thirteen respectively, furnished
a pleasing program of music.