The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16
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PRETTY WEDDINGS
Another Dow City Wedding of Early
Evening SOlemnity Takes Place
Wednesday Last.
ORA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DERRY
Miss Ora RuttelwOrtl, Daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. j. l.. ButterwOrth, Be- \
comes Bride Of Chas. Derry.

DOW CITY, June 15-Special-A
simple. beautiful wedding of early, eve
ming aolemnity, was that OF Miss Ora
Butterworth, youngest daughter of Mr
and Mrs. j. l.. ButterwOrth, of this
place and Mr.. Charles Derry. a son OF
George Derry and wife. of Logan. which
took place at the brides home Wetlnes
day evening. At $50. the contracting
parties unattended took their places
beneath profusion of white and pink
peonies and roses In the bay window
OF the living room. Elder j. T.. Butter
worth, father Of the bride, read the
marriage lines, prayer being offered BY
Elder Daniel McGregor of Boone. The
bride, lovely In gown of white geer
gette crepe, trimmed with silk embroid
cry and carrying beautiful bouquet OF
white roses, made q picture long to be
remembered, while the groom appeared
his best In q handsome dark brown
suit. Following the ceremony q fine
two course wedding dinner was served
to the company of guests, which in.
cluded only the Immediate relatives OF
the newlywedS. A feature creating
considerable interest and amusement
during the evening was the reading O!
cleyerly composed book by Elder
Daniel McGregOr. concerning the past
and future Of the couple, the book be,
ing composed by Mr.. McGregor. Mr..
and Mrs. Derry left. the same evening
for Logan and after honeymoon trip
of several days, will make their homo
at that place. n
The bride grew to womanllOod In
Dow City and has many friends here.
She attended the public school and Is
attended the local public. school and u:
u member of the graduating class OF
1908. For several years she held
position as clerk in the ID. f. Bremsei
store and later entered the millinery
business in Logan, being in partnership
with her sisterin.law. Miss Ollie Der
ry. She also held a position in the
Harvey Bros. store at Logan several
years, which she just recently re
signed. She has made a name for her
self. as 4 willing and Industrious church
and Sunday School worker. She is =
very talented young lady and will make
the home nest a real haven for the
young man she has chosen for q life
mate.
The groom is young man of
substantial character and much prom
ise. During the world war. he served
in the navy, being connected with that
branch about two years, receiving his
disc,.arge last fall. He too, has been
in the employ of Harvey Bros. Of Lo,
gan, which position he holds at the
present time. We join their many
friends In wishing the newlyweds all
joy, happiness, and prosperity, May
there be only clouds enough that they
may be better able to appreciate the
sunshine. The happy couple We're tho
recipients of many beautiful and use.
full wedding gifts.
The guests who were at the wedding
were the brides parents, and brother
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Butterworth ant.
son, Dale, and her cousin. Mrs. NJ. A
Riley, all of Dow City. his parents and
sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. George Derry ant
dauA hters, Ollie and Lillian. his broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w. Logan, and two children, Dwight
Derry of Logan, and Elder Daniel Nc
Gregar, OF Boone.