Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-25
STATE CENTER SOCIETY EVENT
Marriage of Mr.. Charles Ross and
Miss Ellen MAY G oodrich,


The elegant new home of Mr.. and
Mrs L. b. Goodrich at "Englewood' in
State Center was the scene last even
Ing Of one of the prettiest and happest
Weddings that has been solemnized
there, at which time their eldest daugh-
ter, Ellen Mae Goodrich, was given in
marriage to Charles Hembrey Ross, of
Minneapolis. The house decorations
We're Very effective, smilax, palms and
pink and white roses predominating.
The rooms were bowers of beauty, the
perfume of the flowers permeating
every portion of them. Previous to the
ceremony a. trio, composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Allison, IF State Center,
and Miss Chloe Palmer, of Minneapolis,
rendered Lohengrin's bridal chorus.
The harp orchestra was stationed In
the hall and played the wedding march.
The ceremony was at $50 a handsome
altar having been arranged for the oc-
casion in the library, Rev. Mr.. Kiser.
/ of the Presbyterian church, performing
1.-THE ceremony. using the beautiful Epis-
copai service. Miss Bertha L. Good
rich. sister TO the bride, led the bridal
bride leaning on her fathers arm.
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bride. Mrs. n. W. Ross, mother to the
| groom, and Mr.. H w. Ross, father to
1.-The groom, meeting the minister. the
groom and the best man, Herman Ross,
4 the groom's brother, at the altar If
4 the sincere and hearty congratulations
4 showered upon the bridal couple at the
l3conclusioll Of the ceremony count fol
y anything, ti,eir married life will be q
( 4 1r,tf
II start out in life under more favorable
Tor suspicious circumstances. The bride
Il wore a handsome and becoming gowr
,lof white crepe de chene over white tat.
feta trimmed in duchess lace. the ar
Management of her Veil being beautiful
The bridesmaid. Miss Bertha 4. Good
rich, was a vision in a pretty toilet o
pink silk and carried an American
beauty rose. The bridal gifts received
iby Miss Goodrich were more than usu
ally handsome, conspicuous anon,
them being check for $1,000 from he
si.parents.
The bride was born and grew 7
womanhood in STATE Center. She !
universally loved by all who know he
best. She is a member of the Presby
:, terrain church. an active worker of tn
! Christian Erdsavor, and possesses a
the qualifications of head and hear
that endear her to her many friend
!, and to make a kind and loving wifi.
) She finished her education at A
g Saints Sioux Falls, S. p.
. The groom is prominent and pros
porous lumberlnan of Minneapolis an
is highly spoken of by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross departed at H.:
q on the C. & ". w. limited for hone,
moon tour thru the east, amid shower
q of rice, and will visit Chicago. the lake
Niagara Falls and other places, return
q ling. to Minneapolis TO make their hon
with the grooms parents. Mr.. and Mr.
i, H. w Ross, until Jan. l. coming
Estate Center to spend New Years wit
Mr.. and Mrs T.. b. Goodrich, when tbs
go 10 Florida to remain for some tim
having rented a cottage on the India
river with a view to passing deligh
full season In that state.
The guests from abroad We're Mr.. az
Mrs. H. w. Ross. Herman Ross, Nh
Blackwell ard Miss Adah Blackwe
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Paine. Miss Chi
Palmer. OF Minneapolis; Mr.. and MI
j. w. Tuthill. Sioux Falls. S. D.; NJ
and Mrs. w. Whine, c. H. Kahler, D.
Rockafellow and Thomas Harris,
IA nos Mniyas