The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-20
WEDDING EVENT
OF THE WEEK
Marriage of Mr.. Frank Lynch and Miss
Amanda Miller SoIemnzed Thurs
day Eve at kuehnIe Home
MANY GUESTS ARE PRESENT

amanda Miller SoIeminzed IhurS-
day Eve at kuehnIe Home
MANY GUESTS ARE PREsEN'
House Decorations Beautiful and Pre-
fuse-Happy Couple Touring
Minnesota on Honeymoon
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Tod
Lynch to Miss Amanda Pauline Mil
Ter was solemnized at the home of thu
a brides uncle, Carl F.. Kuehnle, OF
Thursday evening, June IA, at
O'Clock, Rev. Robert Karr. of thu
First Presbyterian church, of Denison
officiating in the presence Of large
number Of invited guests. Mendels
shon's wedding march was played BY
Miss Ruth Kimball, of Council Bluffs
The first of the bridal party to ap
pear were Miss Kuehnle and Miss
Lynch, carrying shepherdess crooks
the one carried by Miss Kuehnle
decorated with lavender iris and tulle
and the one carried by Miss Lynch
similarly decorated with pink roses
and tulle. Attached to the crooks
were ribbons of lavender and pink
tulle, which formed aisles down which
the bridal party passed. The official
ing minister took his place under the
floral canopy and was followed by
the groom and his best man, Mr.. Paul
Proctor, of Grinnell. The maid of
honor, Miss Marie Miller, sister of
the bride, c,lme next, followed by
the bride on the arm OF her uncle,
Mr.. Kuehnle.1 The uslrers for the
1r;l o1 : IL; !,
and Loyal Voss The ring ceremony
was most impressively performed, at
ter which congratulations and good
wishes were 'showered upon the young
couple. sEtas, yziSssg
The gown worn, by the sbride was
one OF the most beautiful ever worn
by Denison3bride The material was
white satin, the bodice front and back
panel were a wonderfully draped ef-
feet of silver lace. The sleeves and
draperies were caught by orange BIOS
SONS. The veil of white tulle was
arranged on the brides head with
orange blossoms and formed a long
court train finished with silver lace.
She carried shower bouquet of white
roses and lilies.Of-the-valley and wore
a diamond bar pin set in platinum,
gift of the groom. The train bearer
was little Virginia Bollen, who wore
a dainty little French of Muslin with
touches of pink.
Miss Kuehnle wore a cloth of silver |
gown over flesh-colored crepe de
chine. The bodice was heavily bead |
ed with crystal beads combined with |
silver lace.
Miss Miller's gown was of coral
tulle over pink taffeta, the bodice |
beaded in silver and trimmed with
lavender velvet. She carried a fan of |
flowers formed of a pink roses, sweet
peas and pansies. ~ ~ -
q. The gown worn by Mrs. LYNCH
mother of the groom was cloth. of I
silver yelled with black lace.
Mrs. Kuehnle, an aunt of the bride,
gold, combined with gold lace and
brown tulle.
Mrs. Zeising, another aunt Of the |
bride, wore a white satin dress heav-
ly embroidered.
The house was beautifully decorat- |
I'd for the occasion, the color scheme
being lavende and pink, and carried |
Dut to the last detail. The ceremony
was performed in the bay window Of
the living room, the bridal party
under beautiful canopy of
snilax, Lady Killarney roses and
lavender iris. Massed back OF them
wasta bank of, pink honeysuckles. On
one side of the canopy profusion
of pink peonies were arranged and a
tall basket was filled with white
peonies. On the opposite side, law
ender iris was arranged in a similar
manner, an a tall basket of white
peOnies corresponding to the other
side. thus making an altar effect |
Quantities of Lady Killarney roses
and lavender iris were used in the
living and music rooms. Large gold
baskets filled with iris and roses sur
moulted the newell posts of the stair
way { The canopy and baskets were
tied With lavender and pink tulle.
The artistic arrangement of the dec
oratt0ns was due to the good taste
of MIS- Kuehnle, the brides cousin.
Refreshments We're served in the
dining room which had been decorat-
ed and presented a most attractive
appearance. From the center light
was suspended hoop of pink satin |
with pink wedding bells, sprays of
forget-me.nots and lavender tulle,
Lady Killarney roses and lavender
iris were the flowers used for the
center table decorations. A bevy of
pretty girls, the Misses Aylesworth,
BeuteI Johnson, Jones and Boylan,
served the refreshments.
The gifts received were numerous
and beautiful, attesting the high es-
tenn and good wishes entertained for
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch.
The oufof-town guests were:, Mr.,
and Mrs. H. G. Lynch and Miss Lynch, \
Of INDEPENDENCE; Mr. and Mrs. c.. L.
Lynch Of Omaha; Mrs. H. F.. Zeis-
Ing and Mrs. Dunlap, of Water
100; Miss MANI, of Independence
Miss Smith, Of Volga; Miss Rutf,
Kimball, Of Council Bluffs: the Miss'. s
Lewis Cheney and Baird, of Grinnen:
st Proctor, of Grinnell, Hugo Ktel- |
Ter. OF Ute. and DIR. and Mrs. Phil |
brook and Rowland Philbrook, of
Sioux City.
A wedding trip by autOmobile is