The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-18

| tried IN a lovely gown OF Nightingale
blue gras de londras daintily trimmed
in silver beads and wore a corsage
bouquet of pink rOsebuds and carried
| q prayer book She wore hat. gloves
| and shoes to match a beautiful shade
gray. The bridesmaid looked most
becoming in a gown of navy blue tai
feta and also wore a cOrsagc bouquet
Of pink rosebuds. The groom and the
groon,sman.y made a pleasing appear.
ance in suits of blue serge. lmmedt.
ately after; the. ceremony the bridal
party returned to Dow City, where at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colby
an elegant wedding breakfast was
served. The! newlyweds are we'll
known in, this vicinity. The bride is
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred WILDER, just recently moved from
Dunlap to3Texas She has taught In
the rural schools of Crawford county
for the past six years and has won
many friends by her sweet, winsome
disposition. The groom is the eldest
son Of Thos. ,Ahart aud wife and Is
numbered among our most reliable
and trustworthy young men. Both are
young people of high standing. They
will take up housekeeping on farm
about two miles west of town and will
be at home to their friends after May
LIST. Mrs. g. r.. Sweet and little
daughter, Emma Clair, and Mrs. Mayme
Richards, of, Decatur. Neb.; Mrs. On:
ner Amsen. of Lyons. Neb.; Mrs. John
Ahart. Miss: Josephine Stepanek, Mr..
and Mrs. 4Thos. Ahart and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Colby, of Dow City, and
Ed Lyons and wife. of Charter Oak.
were present ct the wedding. The
happy couple received many beautiful
and useful gifts: -, :. .-
You cannot afford to miss the Aus
tralian Ballot social Friday night in
the parlors of the Methodist church.
There will be plenty of good things to
eat. a short program and splendid
good time. The service will be on
the European plan and each can spend
as little or as much as he. would like.
The supper will be served at 6 o'clock
and after. The menu will consist of
an assortment of five sandwiches, five
kinds OF cake. five drinks, five dishes
of sauce and five kinds of pie. 1t will
be pleasant affair. You are invited,
If you desire service at the tables you
| will be served. according to your con-
tribution and whatever you contribute
will go to- hp!p the Eyworth League
pay their pledge toward the new base
| ment. .,' - ..
There will, be meeting of the H.
brary association at the Farmers State
bank on May LIST at 1880 p. IN. A full
attendance, Is requested.
Mrs. Sam Kuykendall and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kuykendall ar
rived Monday from ScIleswrig and
will make their home here. They will
occupy the residence recently, vacated
by the Frank Glassburner family.
The r. W.eTeck family were Deni-
son visitors Friday. ..-. -
Jake Schwartzenbach, of Denison,
was caller here Monday.
We are informed that DR.. +. N.
Rowe is to erect a new residence on
the south side of his office.
Last week Jas. Henry moved a house
which he recently purchased onto his
farm. 1t will be occupied by his moth
!er, Mrs. Cltharine Henry, and son.
Lawrence sc T. b. 81,
Fred Christensen and family were
in Denison one day last week.
Jess Agee spent Sunday and Mon
day with his wife and baby in Omaha.
Dr. J. A. Brill was in Dunlap last
Thursday on"professional business.
Misses Marguerite Luke. Irene
Smith and Isabel Scott accompanied
the formers guest, Miss Helen Mills,
on her return to Woodbine Sunday af-