The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20
CHURCH WEDDING
AT DOW CITY
Wedding Of Unusual Interest Was
That Of Dr.. Bryce 6innaI and Miss
Fancheon Wiley Wednesday
$50 ATTEND THE CEREMONIES
Both Young People Are Well and Fav-
orably known-To Make Their
Home at Pierson, Iowa

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the RevisW)--A wedding of unusual
beauty and distinction was that OF
Miss Fancheon Wiley, youngest daugh.
ter of Mrs. Sarah E. Wiley of this
place, and DIR. Bryce Binnall, eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Binnall.
also of this place, which occurred on
Wednesday afternoon of the past
week, the chosen hour being 400 p. m,
The affair took the form of a church
wedding, taking place in the Metho-
dist church, in which organization both
bride and groom hold a much valued
membership. Rev. A. B. Adams, of
which united the hearts and lives of
these estimable young people. The
color scheme was purple and white,
the colors of the lMu Phi Epsilon So
rority of Simpson college, of which
the bride and most OF the out of town
guests are members. The church was
decorated in wild lavender and dais-
les. Before the bridal party came in
Miss Louise Worth, of Abba, sang
very beautifully Take Thou This
Rose" The wedding march was play
er by Miss Verna Voss, of Aspinwall.
at the piano, and Misses Vera and Ilo
Moore, of Indianola with violins. The
bride was given away by her brother,
J. Fred Wiley, of Dow City Miss Lois
Manning, of Plover, was maid of hon.
or and Merle Binnall, brother of the
groom, was best man. Little Dorothy
Wiley, niece of the bride. carried the
wedding ring in the heart Of pretty
rose. The bridesmaids were Miss Ln.
cinda McHenry, of Denison; Miss r.
ma Cham berlain. of Dow City,, Misses
Hazel Silsby and Grace Smith, of
Pisgah; Miss Beulah Raebuck, of
Coon Rapids, and Miss Anna Mae Bell,
of Dow City. They were gowned in
pastel shades and wore picture hats
and carried arm bouquets of roses. The
brides gown was white georgette
land tricolette, her veil being held in
place with dainty rosebuds. She car
ried a bouquet Of bridal roses and
gladiolus. During the ceremony Miss
Vera Moore, of Indianola, played on
the violin, on one G string. After the
ceremony d wedding reception was
held in the church parlors, at which
Mrs. Fern Wiley, of Eagle Grove. and
MRS. Mearle Sharp. of Dow City, pre-
sided at the tea tables, they being as
sisted by Mrs. Leslie Helm, of Dunlap,
and Miss Kathleen Luke, OF Indianola.
During the reception Miss Kathleen
Luke sang Beloved, 1t is Morn" At
six o'clock a four course dinner was
served at the home of the bride. Miss
es Ruby Rolls, Ruth Judd and Clara
Potter, of Dow City, and Miss Miriam
Wiley, of Eagle Grove, assisted in the
serving. Directly after the wedding
dinner the newlyweds very cleverly
eluded the company and lett overland
for Pierson where their, home will be.
The bride is graduate of the Dow
City high school, being a member of
the class Of 1916, and in June, 1919,
she completed two years course in
the Simpson conservatory of music.
She is a young lady of much talent
and counts her friends by scores The
groom is also a graduate of the Dow
City high school, he being member
of the class of 1914. A year or so ago
he completed course in the Kansas
City Veterinary college and enlisted in
Uncle Sans service, being connected
with the veterinary department. He
returned home from service last De-
cember. He has established fine
practice at Pierson, at which place he
has. a home all prepared for his bride.
He is young man with many friends
who prophesy that he will make good
in his profession. The marriage is the
elimination of a childhood acquaint-
ance. The wedding was attended by
some one hundred and fifty guests,
those from out of town including Mrs
Fern Wiley and daughters, Miriam and
Phyllis, of Eagle Grove; Mrs. c. A.
Rasmussen, of Ainswarth, Neb; Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Cramer, of Denison;l
Miss Lois Manning, Of Plover; Misses
Grace Smith and Hazel Silsby, OF Pis-
gah; Miss Beulah >Raebuck, of Coon
Rapids; Miss Lucinda McHenry, OF
Denson, and Misses Vera and To
Moore and Kathleen Luke, Of Indian.
ola, also Miss Louise Worth, of Abba.
That the newly welded couple may en-
joy many years Of health. wealth and
happiness is the sentiment OF the COM
munity.
REDMEN ORDER REoRGANIzED
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