The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-07
WEDDING BELLS
Ring AT VAIL
Miss Loretta e. Harrington Becomes
the Bride Of Mr.. Leo p. Carey
on Last Tuesday.
|FATHER MURPHF oFFIcIATEs
Bride Attired in Nut Brown Satin
Dress Over Which Was Georgette
Creme Beautifully Beaded.
VAIL, Aug. 6-Special-

st. AIMS church was the scene OF a
very pretty wedding on last Tuesday
morning at o'clock, when Miss Lo-
retta E. Harrington of this place and
Mr.. Leo P. Carey, of Manila, were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
Rev. Father Murphy performed the
ceremony which made this young cou-
.ple man and wife. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Anna Harring-
ton, while Thomas Carey, brother or
the groom, acted as best man. Inc
bride looked beautiful in nut brown
satin dress over which was georgette
crepe beautifully beaded in the front,
and had hat and shoes to match.
The bridesmaid wore peacock blue
dress and also had hat and shoes to
match. The groom and best man
wore dark suits. The bride is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Harrington and is bright and ac'
complished young lady. She gradual
ed at St. AIMS school in 1916 and al
forwards took nurses training
course at st. GATHERINGS hospital and
was within one year of completing the
course. The groom is young man OF
sterling worth and is a successful
farmer residing about five miles from
Manila. After the ceremony at the
church the bridal party drove to the
home of the brides parents where a
wedding breakfast was served. MISS
Mae Carey, of Manila, was an out OF
town guest. After their wedding trip
they will make their home on the
groom's farm. That they may enjoy a
long and happy welded life is the wish
of theircmany Vail friends.
Willie Hansen went to Omaha last
Thursday and enlisted in the marine
corps.
Johanna Walsh and Misses Gather
inc and Johannah Naughton, OF Denl-
son, visited relatives and friends IN
Vail the last of the week.
The dances given in the M. w. A.
hall Tuesday and Friday evenings
were both largely attended and hne
times are reported,
s. Dr.. y. u. Molseed returned home on
Friday from visit with relatives at
Sioux Falls and Centeryille, S. D.
Michael Giblin was a business call
er in Omaha Saturday.
Mrs. ALI Starek, Of West Side, and
Mrs. Frank Starek motored to Missou.
ri Valley Sunday and spent the day at
the A.[H. Clark home.
Wilma Enenbach, of Yetter, visited
here the past week at the Mrs. John
Dieter home.
Terrence Murtaugh was a business
caller in Omaha Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawler were shopping
in Denison Thursday.
Peter and Margaret Finn, of Deni'
son, motored to Vail Friday and visit
ed friends.
Hans Ahrenkiel went to Omaha on
Monday of last week to purchase cars.
Ada Dieter visited last week at the
Clarence Kelly home in Ida Grove and
at the VIM. Enenbaeh home at Yetter.
Mrs. Dave Tonnor and Laura were
passengers to Arcadia Saturday.
Misses Anna Wahlin and LaVerne
Fouts spent Saturday in Carroll.
Art Adams Yas here from Omaha
last week. &c.,. ri.
Quite number from here enjoyed
an outing at Lake View Sunday.
Mrs. Adam Short and Marian were
passengers to Omaha last week.
Mrs. Ray Clemmer was passenger
to Omaha Monday. ..,... l..
Misses Bessie Knott and Marie Nc
Mahon, of Mapilla, spent Sunday here
with friends.
Jacob Etzel came home last week
from Camp Gordon, being honorably
discharged.
Albin Wahlin, Les Lawson and A.
Steller went to Omaha last week and
enlisted in the navy and left Monday
for Omaha and from there will be
sent to the Great Lakes training camp.