The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07
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One Of the best enjoyed events Of the
at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day evening by . d chorus. of thirty
Voices under the direction Of e. r. Fra
Izier. The church was packed and thel
only criticism heard was from those
unable to get in who thought it might
have been given in the opera house to
AFFORD more room for THE audience. I'll
would be hard to particularize as theI
pasts tssefYfall a, Wei q tePtieresl tsild IT is
ed, brit all Join in praising the work Of
made the Evening possible. g
i, On Wednesday afternoon of last week
at the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. julius Nonisen, occurred the
pretty home wedding that made Miss
Mabel Nomsen the bride of Howard G.
Kingsbury !. or Siot.x City. the house
was prettily decorated in the brides
colors of pink and white and the bridal
couple stood in IAN arch of pink and
white flowers under a white wedding
bell. where at p. M, Rev. Carnahan
pronounced the words that united them
In wedlock Miss Irene Nomsen, the
brides sister, played the wedding march
The bride was gowned in pale pink
georgette, with veil, and carried roses.
Those present were the groom's par
ents, his brother, Elmer Kingsbury,,
and wife. all Of Sioux City. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. c.. Selby, of Sioux City: Mrs.
thompson. of Sioux City: Mrs. Lee Mar
| tin, of Pierson; Miss Violet Wilken and
! the immediate family of the bride.
| Miss Montague, who has been a house
guest at the C. w. Firth home since
: her illness last winter. returned to her
i home last Wednesday. accompanied by
her finncee, Arthur. Firth. On Friday,
April I'd, they, accompanied by her par
ents, went to Sioux City. where they
were married in the First Presbyterian
! church by Rev. Hamilton. They will
| liver on the Adams farm west of town
! Mr. FIRTH returned home Sunday. but
i his wife will remain with her parents
for a couple of weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Spprrell were in
Sac City Thursday hopping h
Miss Winnie Sagstuens was In Sac
City last Friday afternoon.
Miss !Jessie5 Cleveland went to Lake
View last Thursday to spend a week
with her cousin, Marie Broughton, and
other relatives Il
Mrs Fred Anderson and daughter
Lillian, went to Cedar. Rapids the latter
part of last week, called there by the
news of the death of Mrs. Anderson's
cousin.
Mr.. Frerichs returned from "a visit
with his daughter in Kansas City last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard jKingsbury left
for Sioux City, where they will make
their home.
Earl Mohr. of Sioux City. is visiting
relatives here.
Walter Arfman accompanied Harry
Mohr to his home near Yetter last week
for the week end.
Walter Duffy was Sioux City visitor
Wednesday.
Hugh Young was over from Somers1
last week to spend a couple Of days al
the parental home.
Mrs. John McClurg went to visit her
son. Lynn, at Underwood last week, ex
pecting to return the first of this week.
81 Miss Berg was called to Sioux City
Friday by news of the serious turn in
The Illness of her sister.
Miss Maurjne Hansen visited Satur
dav and Sunday in Lake View.
b Miss Wilbur was in Omaha last Sat
urlay and Sunday.
Mrs Barr and daughter. Miriam, OF
Sioux City, were guests last week O.
Mrs., VIM. Claussen.
Mrs WilleboEr returned Sunday from
a. visit with her sister in Dumont. a
which place she has niece who is seri
ously i'll.
{ j. e. Baker has. secured rooms. II
Lake View and the family moved there
the first of the week.