The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-21
TWO WEDDINGS
DELOIT PEOPLE
Miss Grace Marshall Becomes Bride
of Mr.. VIM. Podey on Thurs
day, March 18th.
s7REETER-cLARk WEDDING Also
Beautiful Wedding of Miss AlImeda
Clark, of RunneIls, Iowa, and
Carl Streeter, March nth.

A very beautiful wedding was solem
nized at the home of Mr. and Mrs
w. T. Marshall in Milford township
on Thursday, March Is. 1917 at higl
noon. when Miss Grace Marshall be
came the wife of Mr.. VIM. Pody. The
home was lastly and beautifully de
coratel in pink and white carnations
with fern leaves.
The bride was attired in a gown OF
white crepe-de-chine with trimmings
OF Georgette crepe and gold bead and
carried a shower bouquet of cream ros
es and lilies of the valley. She was
attended by her sister, Ruth, who wore
: becoming gown of pink crepe-de
chine with Georgette trimmings and
! she carried a pink and white bouquet
of carnations.
The groom made a fine appearance
in the popular dark blue serge and
was attended by his brother, Frank
: AS the strains of the wedding march
''Narcissus" were played by Mrs. w.
K Dobler, the bridal party entered
the parlor and arranged themselves
where the solemn words were spoken,
After congratulations the guests were
ushered into the dining room where
an elegant three course dinner was
served by the Misses Faye Abbott
Viola Brockelsby, Emma Rooster, and
Bertha Rooster
The bride is the eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Marshall, possess
ing those sterling qualities OF true
womanhood, pleasant manners and jov
ial disposition which have won her the
love Of all who know her. Her many
friends are numbered by her acquan
fences.
; The groom is the second son of Mr.
and Mrs.. Chas. Podey, residing In
DenisOn and is known as fine young
man of industry honesty and good char
. acter. The happy couple will reside
on his fathers farm just east of w
: r. Huckstep's this coming year. May
, they be prosperous in bountiful crops
and wealth of happiness is the sen
I timent Of Deloit.
J. beautiful WeddingzErbeaAtiful be
cause of its marked simplicity ant
: solemnity-was held at the home o.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark. of Run
nells, Ia, on Sunday evening. March
II. 1917, at 6 o'clock when their eldest
daughter, Allmeda, became the wife
! OF Mr.. Carl (Babe) Streeter, of Deloit
The bride was gowned in beautiful
blue crepe.de-chine very lovely in its
simple straight lines and was attend
: ed by her friend Miss Nova Park
while the groom was becOmingly clad
in the much favored dark blue serge
being attended by Mr.. Rollie Thomas
After the ceremony performed by Ell
der Henry Casting, of the l.. d. S.
church and congratulations received
the party was served to a dainty de-
|licious two course luncheon. A short
time was thus passed in pleasant con-
versatiOn then all repaired to the l..
D. s. church where the evening SER
vices were appropriately enjoyed.
Miss Clark is the eldest daughter of
the family and has been employed the
|past year in doctors office where she
was held in the highest respect and
|esteem by all who knew her She
ed number Of friends but their loss
is our gain and we are dOubly glad
to welcome such an estimable young
lady into our midst.
The groom has grown to manhood
here in Deloit and we can vouch for
his integrity and strength of charact-
er, and kind and pleasant ways. May
the stream of peace and happiness
be a continuous one and the bount-
los flow of health and wealth be
theirs to enjoy thru this life, is the
sentiment of the entire community.
These young people will be found at
home in the Lloyd Winans home after
March rs and invite all friends and
neighbors to call early and be sociable.
They were the recipients of many
useful and beautiful gifts from low.
ing friends and relatives showing the
high esteem in which the bride was
held in her home
Her parents held pre-nuptial
shower on Saturday evening, March
10, for the near relatives and S. S.
class when about thirty guests were
present, each bringing useful gifts
for the bride elect.
The following is copied from the
l"Runnells Telegram "A shower was
given by Miss Nora Park in honor OF
Miss Allie Clark at the home OF j.
I'M Park Thursday evening. Many
beautiful and useful presents were
given About 40 guests were present
to enjoy the delicious lunch and &C.
casion.
| A storm last Friday night prevented
many from attending the Laughland
Minstrel show in the Grill Hall, but
the fair sized crowd pronounced it
worthy the name and first class in
every respect. There were fourteen
"colored gentlemen" counting Little
Rastus Washington, each dressed in
the latest evening suit, white gloves,
and patent leather shoes. The. make
ups were exceedingly good and only
the close acduaintanceship and by
knowing some familiar trait of each,
was one able to distinguish the orig
inal. A warning was given thru the
Review last week to lock the chicken
coops, but nevertheless Mr.. Bones. be-
ing a little tardy, proved his ability
by appearing with speckled hen. Two
solos were sung by the baby of the
troop, Frederick Mauk, being about 3
years Of age, which were appreciated
by every one. Mr.. Mauk as George
Washington, very ably sang a solo