The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-03
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countless good wishes and congratula'
tions was the wedding Monday morn
ine at St. Anne's church. of Miss An
na! Manon and Michael Gibbons, Rev.
James Murphy celebrating nuptial
high mass and performing the cere'
mony. The bridal attendants were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Quirke. AS the brld-
al partv entered the church, Enos
Manon, brother Of the bride, at the
organ, played Lohengrin's wedding
march. >,
lThe bride looked charming IN
gdwn of tan satin with white shoes
and a hat to match. The matron OF
honor wore a blue taffeta dress with
a, hat to match and white shoes. me
groom and best man wore dark suits.
After the ceremony at the church,
tina bridal party drove to the home OF
tina brides parents where a sumptu'
ous wedding breakfast was served to
The immediate relatives and few
friends. These young people are Weli
known here and have large circle OF
friends, The bride is the second
Youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Manon and is a young lady pos
sessed of many charms and Will pIIns
happiness to the new nome: me
groom is the oldest son or MI. anu
Mrs. Austin Gibbons who reside on
farm south of town, and IS Drlgnt
I'd industrious young man OF lntes-
rity, and character. After a wedalns
"trip in the west, they will make thelr
home in Vail. Their many friends eS-
tend congratulations.
| Mrs. Nora Costello returned nome
Sunday from Arion where she was
visiting the past week.
VIM. Byrnes and family visited on
SUNDAY at the Frederick Slndt nome
In Denison.
Mrs. I'd Quirk and Loretta Horring-
ton were shopping in Denlson Ihurs-
day. ..,.....,.
Denison at the Frederick Slndt nome.
VIM. Mcclure and family spent sun
day at the lake. 4. -, -: 49,.
, WIN. Fitzsimmons and daughter,
Vivian, of Omaha, visited relatives
here Sunday.
! Mrs. NJ. R. McGrath and Misses Mar
xaret and Nellie Hickey were Satur-
day Denison callers.
Frank Hanus and wife. of Den1son,
spent Sunday in Vail.
Chas. Shiyes and family were down
from Denison Sunday calling on their
many friends.
Rev. Father Murphy and Rev. Faith.
er Harty returned home the last OF
the week from Sioux City.
A shower was given at the A. otel-
fenson home Friday evening in honor
of Miss Anna Manor who was mar
ried the following Monday. large
number were present and all enjoyed
good time. TheN presented the
bride-to-be with handsome cut-glass
howl as a remembrance OF her many
friends.
Mrs, R. J. Morse and children re-
turned Friday from a visit with reia-
tives in Council Bluffs.
RAYMOND Dieter and wife, EAR
Lynch and wife, Will Harrington and
wife. Agnes and John Holland went
to Camp Dodge Saturday to see wal
ter O'Connor who is in training there
a4tdtwho expects to leave there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hill. daughters,
Margaret and Frances, Nell and Their
esas Keeney and Marie McNertney mo-
tored to Denison Sunday and visited
at the Albert Vernon home.
ALBERT Kral, Jr.. visited friends in
Denison Sunday.
5Alf Hansen was down from LOW
City Sunday.
Miss Judge visited over Sunday at
her home in Carroll. !.
Grace Hawley spent a couple OF
DAYS last week in Denison visiting
friends.
"A few from here attended the dance
at the five mile house Saturday eve
ming.
Barney Simon and wife spent Sum
day at the lake.
Mrs. A. D. Servoss visited last week
in Denison at the home or her son.
Lawrence.
The married folks dance given in
the M, w. A. hall Friday evening was
we'll attended and a good time IS re-
ported. The Lorenzen orchestra as
sisted by A. B. Thompson OF Manning
furnished the music.
Miss Mildred Lockmiller of Deni-
son. visited last week at the B. Olsen
home.
Mrs. N. Jensen left the first of the
week for Yutan, Nebr, where she WILL
make her future home with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. VIM. Mumm. She expects
to 20 to Washington to visit with her
son William, who enlisted some time
ago in the aviation corps and Is sta
toned there.
ED Tally and, wife returned Wed.
nesday from their wedding trip to
Omaha.
The ice cream social given in the
Woodman hall Thursday evening by
the B. O. P. club of St. Johns church,
was we'll attended and $66.5O was.
taken in. Half of the proceeds were
given to the Red Cross.
Harry Lennihan was passenger
to Carroll Saturday.
Jas. Brogan and family motored to
Denison Wednesday. Margaret Glib
Ii accompanied them home for Few
days visit.
Mrs. P. E. C. Lally and son, Leni-
han. of Denison, spent Sunday at the
M. R. McGrath home.
Lloyd Dieter is visiting with rela'
tives in Chicago. .@E&
Mrs. Chas. Mccullough returned
home the first of the week from visit
with relatives in Clinton.
II. J. Kinney of Omaha, spent last
week here calling on friends. a7