The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26
WEDDING BELLS
AT BUCK GROVE
One Of Prettiest Weddings of Year
Solemnized at Buck Grove on De-
cernher 26th, at $50 O'Clock.
Earl MALLERY, NELLIE WEIGH
Three Course Breakfast Served at the
Home Of the Bride-NewIy Married
Couple to Live at RedfieId, S. D.

| BUCK GROVE, Dec. 26--(Special to
the acknowledgements morning
December 26th. at $3.50 a. m., in St
Joseph's church, occurred one of the
prettiest weddings Buck Grove has
ever witnessed when Earl Mallery and
4 Miss Nellie Welch were united in mar.
4 riage. Promptly on time Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hahn, personal friends of the
bride, played the beautiful Lohengrin
Y wedding march as the bridal party
4 entered the church and took their
places in front of the altar, which was
bower of flowers. In this gorgeous
setting Father Mcneil, of Manila, per-
formed the ceremony which united
these worthy young people for life.
The bride, who is one Of Buck
Groves sweetest daughters, looked
very beautiful in gown of pale green
Georgette crepe over green taffeta
silk, deliberately embroidered and bead
ed with pearls, while wreath Of cut
flowers decorated her beautiful hair.
She carried lovely bouquet OF pink
and white roses. g.
Miss Gladys WEIGH, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and was attired
in gray silk poplin, embroidered and
beaded and wore hat to match. She
also carried bouquet of pink and
I white roses. r., ,.,
The groom wore handsome suit
Of navy blue brOadclOth and the
groOmsman, Claude WEIGH. brother of
the bride, wore brown broadcloth
suit .-..,.,
l.~ IL NnvNyS h.
n er Mcneil celebrated solemn high
mas which was sung by Mrs. Dennis
Griffin, of Buck Grove. and Miss Ger
{ aldine Perrion, of Manila, while Mr..
Frank Knott, also of Manila, presided
at the organ.
Ii. After services at the church the
bridal party repaired to the home of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
WEIGH, where an elaborate three
course breakfast was served. The din.
ing room and tables were beautifully
decorated in cut flowers, adding much
to the festivity of the occasion. The
out Of, town guests were Norris and
Hazel Mallory, brother and sister of
the Bridegroom. Only relatives and a
SfeW girlhood friends of the bride were
The other guests. All others join in
Intending the best wishes and cOngrat-
3tions to her and her husband. They
Ssived many beautiful and valuable
zsnts which expresses the esteem
Much the contracting parties are
mr. Nellie WEIGH was born and
NAA womanhood here in Buck
N has been one Of our sue
.e5st "! teacfhe7s. for several years. She
N an ideal OF womanly virtues and
beauty and endeared to all. The young
man who has won here is to be con-
gratulated on his choice of a life com.
panion.
1.-THE groom resides near Redfeld,
s.. D., and although not so we'll known
Here as his bride, is young man of
sterling qualities, and has made many
friends here during various visits. His
family are prominent and worthy peo-
pie and he has fine modern home all
furnished on his farm near Redtield,
where they will make their future
home. The newlyweds left Wednesday
afternoon on the 1870. train for Sioux
City and other points before going to
their home at Redfield.