The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-15
THE DolNCs, COMING
AND GOING OF THE
PEOPLE IN THE TOWN
TO THE WEST

TO THE WEST
! On Wednesday of the past week al
1870 D. m. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Rule, in the west part oil
town, was the scene of one Of the pref
test of October weddings, when theil
youngest daughter. Miss Helen, be
came the bride of Mr.. Lester Cue, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cue, of the
Dunlap vicinity. Pink and white ros
es provided the decorative scheme, fill
ing the house with their lovely frag'
rance. A beautiful canopy of roses
was arranged beneath the double
door between the. parlor and dining
: room, which formed the setting for
the ceremony. Promptly at the ap'
pointer hour, to the strains OF pref
ty wedding march rendered by Miss
Dorothy Rule, niece Of the bride, the
bridal party passed down the starr
way and took their places, where kev.
w. T. Rink, Of the Methodist church,
read the vows of the beautiful ring
service. The couple were attended by
Vernon Rule, brother of the bride, and
Miss Charlotte Nutter, of Charter Oak.
The bride presented charming pic
tire in her nigh school graduating
dress of white satin, georgette and
shadow lace and carrying a bouquet
Of pink and white roses. The brides
maid. was attractively gowned in white
satin and also carried a bouquet OF
pink and white roses. The groom was
neatly attired in suit Of dark green
as was his attendant in dark blue
suit. Only the immediate relatives,
with a number of close friends, COM
posed the assemblage of wedding
guests. Altar the ceremony and ex-
tending of Congratulations most
elaborate two course tray luncheon
was served, consisting of large vari-
ETY. of good things. The bride is too
we'll known to require much of an In
PRODUCTION, having grown to young Wo-
manhood in Dow City. She attended
the local public school, graduating
with the class OF 1919. She is afiiliat.
ed with the Methodist Episcopal
church, in which she is most active
worker. The groom is also we'll and
favorably known here, he, too, hold
ing much valued membership in the
local Methodist church. Both have
an unusually wide circle OF friends
in which they hold the very highest
respect and esteem. During the lnn-
cheon hour Misses Blanche Cole, Mae
Houston, Lillian! Aronson and Isabel
Scott, intimate friends of the bride,
acted as Mattresses. Shortly after
luncheon the newlyweds left for Ft.
Dodge to visit at the home Of her
brother, Garfield Rule, and family:
They will make their home with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Cue, on
q farm near Dunlap. All unite in
wishing them the very best that life
affords. Out of town guests at the
wedding included Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
field Rule. of Fl. Dodge; Fred Rule, OF
Council Bluffs; Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Cue, Miss Mae Murphy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Rule, Of Dunlap, and
misses Lillian Aronson and Charlotte
Nutter, of Charter Oak.
I, On Tuesday evening of the past
week at the school gymnasium bas-
ket ball game was played between the
boys of the high school and the town
team. The high school were the win
ners by sctre Of 30 to II. Supt. p,
"A. Long acted as referee during the
game. gr 49,.
The ladies' of the Baptist Aid were
invited to the pleasant country home
Of Mrs. w. N. 'Schouten to spend the
afternoon Wednesday,. The time was
devoted to quilting, splendid social
hour being enjoyed as well. The com.
pany was treated to a delicious lun.
cheon at the close of the day. .
Mrs. s. e. Wiley and her visiting
cousin, Mrs. Sarah Hass, of Nevada.
returned Thursday evening from
WOodbine, where they enjoyed a few
days visit with relatives. the Charlie
Talcott family. Mrs. Hass, who had
spent some two weeks here. left Fri
day on her return trip home. |
Miss Nellie Rule enjoyed visit last |
week from Mr.. and Mrs. William Ehl |
ers, who were Just recently married
at the home Of her sister In Hastings, !
Ncb. Mrs. Ehlers was formerly Miss
Golden Rule, of Harlan. They stop
ped here on their way from visit in
Harlan to their home at Scribner,
Neb., where Mr. Ehlers is engaged iE
the banking business. !
James Turnlund has resumed his |
position in the D. T.. Bremscr store,
which he held before going into the
service of Uncle Sam. He began his
duties the early part OF last week. All !
are glad to see him back at his post
again.
The Royal Neighbors met in regu-
lar monthly session Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. George Bin
nall. Nothing of special import took
place at this time, other than the.
usual transaction of business. The
members OF the order have an invita-
tion to meet with Mrs. Frank Bolton
at Denison for the November session.
The invitation has been gladly accept |
ed and needless to say next months |
meeting is being looked forward to
with much pleasure The ladies plan
on going to Denison on the morning
train and spend the day at the home
of Mrs. Bolton.
Mrs. NJ B. Bailey was up from Dun
lap several days last week and visited
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F.
C. HOworth.