The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-23
VOSS WEDDING.
BRILLIANT one
Denison Man, Living in Chicago. Killed
by Bank Robbers in Chicago
Last Wednesday
WAS AN INNOCENT BYsTANDER
Transacting Business in Rank When
Robbers Entered and Shot Him-PO-
liceman Wounded -R0bber Caught

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at Oklahoma City, Okla, occurred the
marriage Of Miss Pauline Stafford TO
Loyal VOss, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. =. l..
VOss, Of this city. From the Daily OK
lahoman, published at Oklahoma City
we take the following account OF the
wedding, which will be of interest to
Review readers:
"One of the most brilliant and beau.
Stiflll weddings in the history OF Okla
homa City took place last evening at
$40 o'clock in the First Baptist church
when Miss Pauline Stafford, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Stafford, be.
came the bride of Mr.. Eugene Loyal
Z ,Voss, of Denison, Iowa. n
"The church was beautifully decorate
ed, the choir loft being draped with
southern smilax and banked with palms
and ferns relieved with huge baskets
of gladioli in delicate. pink tied with
broad ribbons in the same shade. the
rostrum was a mass Of feathery fern
and palms, bOrdered with baskets OF
white peOnies and flanked at either side
by tall wicker baskets of the pink glad.
ioli. The side lights We're shoWered
with smilax and the peWs marked Win
white satin ribbons and clusters OK
white peonfes. The green and white
appeared again in the arches OF gypso.
phelia and white peonies under which
the bridal party passed. ,,
IAN organ number by Miss Lillian
Dechman and soprano solo. "Yester'
day and Today sung by Miss Eliza,
beth Segle, preceded the entrance OF
the bridal party which was heralded py
the strains of the bridal chorus from
Lohengrin sung by a group Of young
girls composed Of the Misses Laura
z Dean Thomas. Dorothy Roney, Mary
Nee, Mary Latimer, Katherine, Lati'
mer, Anna Frances Brauer, jeanette
Dingee and Elizabeth Segle, who IN
dainty frocks Of white organdie with
white hats and carrying shepherds
crooks tied with white ribbon, headed
the bridal procession.
The brides maids, Miss Dorothy Hoh'
man, Miss Mabel Wilkin and Miss Ber'
nice Nee, We're gowned alike in White
Organdie over apple green taffeta made
with quaint surpliced bodice and short
full skirts Their costumes were com
pleted with large hats of the green tai
feta and colonial boliquetsS of Sect'
n sThe maid Of honor, Miss Anna
Knight wore beautiful gown of poin'
lace and net made over green georgettt
with a girdle and long sash ends o.
wide green taffeta ribbon. Her hat was
of the same lace faced with green ant
trimmed with tiny French roses. a
shower bouquet Of the Cecil Brunei
roses COI1pIeleu IltT AiSSSsA
ing the bride were her little sister,
Eugeria Stafford, and Frances Massey
who wore old fashioned frocks OF
changeable green taffeta with lace frill
ed pantalets and quaint poke bonnets
OF white organdie and who carried DOu
quets of garden flowers. I'd
"The bride, who entered on the arm
, OF her father, was vision OF loneliness
in her gown of heavy white satin MADE
...t l<Nca a,< tn n
draped skirt and draperies of cob-web
by hand made Bohemian lace which
formed the sleeves and reached from
the shoulders to the bottom of the skil.
An immense bow knot OF pearls with
a cluster Of orange blossoms in it,
center caught the draperies of the skir
to the bodice at the left side. A vel
of tulle fell from a cap of the lace tt
the end of the long court train TO Whlcf
it was caught in several places witt
clusters of orange blossoms. A colonia
shower bouquet of brides roses allt
lilies of the valley and a handkerchie.
in rose point which had been carried
by the brides mother at her own we'd
ding, completed her costume. Her only
ornament was n string of pearls, tho
gift of the groom. Following the britit
were the two pages, Harry Nee and e
c.. knight, in white ieton suits and frill
ed blouses who arranged her train.
"The bride and her father We're me
at the altar by the groom and his bes
man, C. F. Kuehnle, and the Rev. Sam
uel ]. Porter, who read the impressive
marriage service. The ushers Were
Charles Chapman. Frances, P. knight
! Herbert Nee. William Nee. Jr., Law
renee Cakes, Claude SEVERN. and join
F. Ashby, of Fremont. Neb.
Mendelssohns wedding march wa!
played as a occasional by Miss Dech
{ man who also played throughout th'
ceremony. sW
church reception was held In th'