The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-11-27
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The following account or the we'd
ding Of Miss Eunice Mitchell, daugh-,
of Loveland, Colorado, is taken
from the Loveland Herald of Nov,
18th. The bride was a former Well
known resident Of Davis City, and
her many friends in this vicinity ex-
tend hearty congratulations:
Al hish noon tGday a,o in the the pres pres
most int,n1te friends, Miss Eunice
Mitchell became the bride of Russell
David Warnock, at the United Pres
byterian church, Rev. A e. Kelly Of
ficiatinS. The affair was the culmi-
nation of a several years romance,
dating back 10 schoul-udy sweet
hearts.
The bride was beautiful in a pref
ty gown of white georgette, with a.
Ions veil, caught with orange bios
SONS. She carried white bridal
roses, orchids and shower Of vio-
let's. Her brides maid. Miss Esther
Mcclure, looked ch"rming in pink
satin and large picture MAJ OF ivory
Ophelia roses. The groom wore the
conventional black, as did the best
man, his brother, Willard Warnock.
The bride and bride S maid enter
ed the church from the front en-
trance and marched down the right
aisle to the strains Of Memberships.
wedding march, rlayed by Mrs.
Joyce Laune, meeting the groom,
his best man, and Rev. Kelley at the
altar, as they entered from the side
doors. The simple ring ceremony
was used. Preceding the ceremony,
Mrs. Morris nee Janet Warnock,,
sang '"Mayis;' The bridal party left
strains of the wedding march.
The church was beautiful in it's
decoration, the aisles were banked
on one side with smilax and on the
other small punches Of flowers tied
with ribbons, adorned each post. The
front was banked with palL1s and
ferns. a large arch Of smilax formed
ed with Ophelia roses tied with
chiffon bows stood at either side of
this.
Immediately after the ceremony.
the bridal party and guests adjourn
ed to the brides home on North
%sdTn where an estorate rate tx
ed, the Misses Pauline Simpson and
Ruth Peters serving, The homo.
decorations were carried out in ac-.
cord with those of the church. I'M
mediately after the breakfast a re-
ception was held, at which Miss
Lillian Montrose Graham rendered
The bride is the only daughter Of
134s Cleveland Avenue, and has
made this city her home for the
past eight years. She is young
woman of charming personality and
is one of Loveland's most popular
and attractive girls. She is very
prominent in. social circles and is a
talented musician, and numbers her
friends by those who know her.
The groom is the youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Warnock and is
one of Loveland's most highly re-
spected and prosperous. young men.
Mr. and Mrs. Warnock are both
graduates of the Loveland High
School with the class of 1916, and
were exceedingly popular among
The happy couple left this after
where they took the train for,
Chicago for a two weeks honeymoon
carrying with them the hcartiest
congratulations and best wishes of
the entire community.
Mr.. Warnock has just completed
magnificent new BUNGALOW on his.
ranch, six miles southeast If town.
where they will be at home to their
many friends after January 1st. Mr..
and Mrs. Warnock We're the
reciDients of many beautiful and
valuable gifts
The out-of-town guests were Mrs
Charles Emerson of Brush. Mr.. and
n, Mrs; Carey Casey. of Estes Park.
Miss Helen Roach of Boulder. thes
Misses Phyllis and Eileen Mcmillan
of Johnstown. Miss Carrie Back
strum of Mead and Miss Lillian
Montrose Graham of Denver.