The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-12
Spacious Home AbIoon With Peonies
and Ferns-Many Beautiful Cos
tumes-MiIitary Effect.

couple took their solemn VOWS, was
banked with peonies of a delicate pink
and masses of ferns, and 1surmounting
this beautiful background two Ameri
can flags gave an appropriate military
effect. .~, r.,
To the strains of MendeCssohn's
wedding march the bridal party passed
through an aisle formed by white pill
ars which supported large baskets of
peonies, and by garlands of ferns
strung by the little flower girls, Sar.
an Pfarr and Abbie Anna McHenry,
who wore dainty frocks of pink and
white. Miss Almarine Campbell, a
niece, as maid of honor, preceded the
bride, who entered on the arm of her
mother, and was met at the archWay
by the groom. They took their places
/ at the altar, where Rev. J. L. Boyd, of
the Methodist Episcopal church, per-
formed the impressive ring service.
During the ceremony soft music was
played on the harp.
The bride was exquisite in her
dainty short gown Of georgette crepe
over white satin. Bands Of rose point
lace formed an empire bodice and
bands of the same lace edged the pan
els on the skirt. The veil Of rose
point lace was arranged to form a
Jufiette cap which was caught with
clusters of orange blossoms, and folds
Of tulle extended to the edge of her
skirt. She wore dainty. white satin
slippers with tiny rosettes Of chiffon
and orange blossoms.
The brides beautiful colonial bou-
quet was made up of brides roses and
swansonia, the shower being Of swan
sonia tied with dainty ribbons.
The groom wore the regulation mill
tarys uniform and was attended by Mr..
Clarence Sibbers0n, of Omaha.
Miss Almarine Campbell. Of Omaha,
as maid OF honor was beautiful In her
gown Of pink and blue tulle over silver
cloth made buffant effect Her head
dress was a French band with stream
ers Of black velvet and tiny pink rose
buds. She carried a quaint bouquet
OF pink roses and sweet peas.
+ e Mrs. Ley wore handsome gown of
egg plant velvet and georgette, col
larsOf real lace completing her cos
tune, and she carried lavender sweet
meas. Mrs G. H. Meade, mother of the
groom, wore lovely gown Of laven-
der georgette and carried lavender
sweet peas. ...... .. -.
After congratulations were extend
I ed the guests were invited into the
dining room which was bower of
American beauty roses and peonies OF
the same shade. Here light refresh
,ments were served by the Misses Eel
la Gillmor, Ruth Silletto, Milda Loeb
miller and Ruby Faul. Mrs. G. l.. Voss
and Miss Jenna Strahan assisting in
the dining room. ..... H..
The out OF town guests we're Mrs.
]. Martin Watson, of Portland, Ore,
] and Mrs John Campbell, of Omaha,
sisters of the bride; Mr.. John Camp
bell Miss Almarine. and John Jr, Mr..
and Mrs. c.. M Wilhelm, the latter a
cousin OF the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
encd Sibbersen, Mrs. G. H. Meade and
Miss Margaret Meade, of Omaha, and
Miss Helen Thomas, of Kearney, Neb.,
ana Miss Ruth Sheldon, of Tekamah,
I Neb., both sorority sisters.
The bride was born and reader in
DenisOn and has always been popu-
lar member of the younger social set.
\ She lis young lady of pleasing per-
sonality and her friends are number
ed by her acquaintance She at
] tended the Denison schools, gradual.
{ ing from the high school with high
honors. After graduating she attend.
ed the State University OF Nebraska
at Lincoln and was a member of the
Kappa, Kappa Cana sorority. It was
whfie at Lincoln she met Lieutenant
Meade and the wedding was the cul-
animation of college romance. After
completing her course at Lincoln she
REFINED to Denison and for a time
taught in the public schools. Since
I the outbreak of the war she has taken
! an active interest in Red Cross work.
Lieutenant Meade since graduating
/ from the University of Nebraska has
I been engaged in the grain business:
He Is q member of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity. At the outbreak of the war
he entered the officers training camp
Rat TT. Smelling, Mimi, and received
the commission of lieutenant. At pres
/ ent he is an Instructor at this train
Ing school. "a.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Meade left on
Saturday morning for Omaha, where
they will spend several days visiting
-at the home of his parents, before re.
turning to TT Smelling, where they will
make their home for the. present.