The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-06
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At st. AIMS chapel last Wednesda.
morning at 1880 O'Clock, was solemn
lied the beautiful and impressive Ger
emony which joined in wedlock Mis-!
Anna Powers and Mr.. Elmer Brasel
OF Dow City. Rev. Father Murphy per
formed the ceremony and celebrated
y q nuptial high mass. They were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hick
ey, OF Manila, sister and brother-in
law Of the bride, The bride looked
charming in q mahogany chiffon broad
cloth suit. Her hat, shoes and gloves
were of daylight gray The bridesmaid
wore green suit and her hat, shoes
and gloves were also of daylight gray
The groom and best man wore black
3 suits. After the ceremony the happy
Il couple, with number of near rela
\ tives, repaired to the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos'
Powers, where a sumptuOus three
course wedding breakfast was In wait
ing and where a greater part OF the
day was spent in pleasure and feast.
4 ing. Miss Powers is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Pow:
4 ers and was reared and educated III
our midst. She attended St. AIMS
school and for the past four years has
been engaged in teaching school, re-
ceiying the highest praise wherever
she was employed. She is a young
lady possessed of many charms and
will bring happin ess and contentment
to the new home. Elmer 1Brasel is
the second youngest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Brasel, of Dow City, and
during his visits in Vail has made
many lasting friends. He iseone of
Union townships successful farmers
and is courteous in and ont 5Of bust.
ness and being educated along bust
ness lines has laid the foundation for
4 prosperous career ssaAfter short
!, honeymoon trip to- QmIha and other
western points theyxwillr make their
home on the eroom's farm three miles
/south Of Dow City. We all join in wish
ing them long happy life.
Wednesday evening number of the
young friends of Blanche and Gladys
Lorenzen gathered at their home for
the purpose of surprising them, but
to the establishment OF all they found
II out. Nevertheless the evening was
greatly enjoyed in the way Of playing
games and music. Dainty refresh
snents were served and it was nearly
midnight before the party dispersed,
all having spent most enjoyable eve
ming.
Anna Wahlin was given pleasant
surprise Friday evening at her home
when about twenty-five of her friends
stepped IN to help her celebrate her
eighteenth birthday, The game OF Som
rbet was the main feature Of t the
evening and it proved to cause much
merriment. A two course luncheon
Vas served +and at late hour the
guests departed wishing Miss Anna
many returns of the day. ...-. -...;,,., .,--
" Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murtaugh were
surprised Sunday evening
when nearly sixty OF their friends gath
cred at their new home to spend the
evening. It is needless to say that
the evening was much enjoyed when
we consider how. much merriment the
games that MeEe. played. caused The
dancing was spfAted and the luncheon
served at the close of the evening de-
serves special mention. At late hour
the guests departed, wishing them
much joy in their new home.
"a Will Mccullough and daughter, Mar
garet. returned home Saturday from
visit with relatives in Sioux City. I
James Walsh, of Sioux City, visited
here recently at the home of his broth.
er, Geo. Walsh.
Pat Garven, who has been visiting
here, returned to his home in Albion,
Neb., Saturday.
3%NyHys11 }Q,,,,or ,,yoc IN Mast C;do ono
day last week
Fred Heninkenus, of Arcadia, visit:
ed friends here last week.
Margaret Short returned home last
Thursday from visit with relatives
in Onawa.
Joe Mcdonnell returned home last
Wednesday after selling a Car Of cat
tie in Omaha
Anthony Monaghan was Denisop
business caller "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dieter spent the
last of the week at the parental. Thos.
O'Connor, home in DenisOn.
Walsh Naughton, Of Denison, visited |
here recently at the home of his uncle,
LIT Walsh.
Mrs. A. Bral was Denison shopper !
Saturday. ~g-.s-,. -. .,,- .,..,,..
Kenneth Short and Tom Gibbons Wis
ted friends in Denison Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs, }. NJ. Young left on
Monday for Cooper, where they will I
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Lindum, al
relative who died Saturday from heart /
failure. * --,s, -. .. ..- .-.-s.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schade, of Man
ling, visited relatives here last week.
John Hickey and sons Bart and Mel
rim, Of Manning, visited friends here
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Dieter left Thurs
lay for q visit with relatives in Chi
ago. On their way home they will al
% visit at Davenport and Clinton.
Mrs. Willie Kral went to Denison
Wednesday. BONITA Burke accompan.
ed her. . {
Olive Sophy visited over Sunday at
Ter home In Dunlap.
4 Willie and Louise Byrnes visited at
0enison with relatives the last of the
week
Walter Monaghan was a business I
,Aller In Omaha Saturday.