Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-21
more JUNE WEDDINGS
III Jane Fatrman ssmpls Married
to II. Harry Chapman Howe.
of Owatonna.

s. to II. Harry Chapman Howe,
Of 0watonna.
The Peskham. Petsrson Wedding and
Trs6ry Mcbride ! Nuptials Sol
smnizsd Tuesday.
The weddings for Wednesday evening
numbered three and were in each in
stance and In as many; social crowds
events The largest OF the
three was that Of Miss Jane Fairman
lsemple to Mr.. Harry Chapman Howe.
Iof owatonna. MINI. The guests. who
were not many. were hidden to the
home OF the uncle and aunt OF the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Gross. with whom
she has made her home for a number
sof years. Mrs. q. n. Whitehead at the
piano played the wedding march from
as the bridal party en-
tered the front parIor and took their
places before q screen in the bow win
dow OF smilax and ferns. There were
three little flower girls, Louise Gross,
Kathryn Cottle and Marion Glines. of
Rockwell. They were dressed In pink,
and white and with their flowers Of the
same colors made a very pretty sight.
Miss Edith Seamans was the brides
maid and her gown was OF pink, while
the maid OF honor Miss Jessie Howe. OF
aOwatonna, sister to the bridegroom,
wore delicate shade of blue. The best
man was Mr.. George Peck, OF Owat on-.
ma, and the minister was Rev. Theodore
Thurston, OF st. Paul's church, Winona,
MINI. The bride, who is a very sweet
faced girl, was charming in gown
which has great interest in addition.
TO It's beauty. It is OF heavy white satin
and more than seventy five years ago.
the great-grandmother to the bride OF
Wednesday evening wore 1t at her we'd
ding. With 1t was worn a veil OF tulle
held with a diamond sun burst, the gift
of Mr.. Howe. The wedding supper was
served in the flower trimmed dining
room. On the night train Mr.. and Mrs.
Howe left for Chicago. Their wedding
trip will be delightful one, for they
will visit Buffalo and from there will
make the trip Of the great lakes. stop
ping at Mackinac and other points of
interest before they land at Duluth and
proceed to Owatonna. where they will
be at home to their friends after July l..
There Mr.. Howe is engaged in a sue
3ccssful business and is one of the prom
sinent young men OF that place. His
bride has been in Afarshalltown for the
past five years and while of quiet,
home-!oving disposition she has made a
number of true friends here who are
sorry that her new home will be in an
other city. The out-of-town guests at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. LeBar,
Mr.. T. u. Howe and daughter, Miss jess
sic. Mr.. George Peck and Mr.. Herbert
Leurs, Of Owatonna:: Mrs. e. j. Clark.
of New Orleans: Mr.. and Mrs. "A. r.
Glines and Marion. Misses Elsie and
Bessie Chappell. of Rockwell.
TREFFRY- M'BRIDE.
At the home OF the parents of the
bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs. George Tref-
fry. at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening oc-
Cured the marriage OF Miss Margaret
Mcbride to Mr. Norman L. Treffry. The
ceremony was performed by Rev w. n.
Scott. The bride and bridegroom We're
unattended as they entered.among their
friends and stood in the archway which
had been fitted up with flowers and
ferns. Miss nellie Mclaughlin played
''Oh Promise Me" for a wedding march
The brides gown was a handsome one
of pale blue silk, with white liberty silk.
The supper was served on the lawn.
which Is very large and was brightly
lighted for the occasion Both Of the
contracting parties are worthy young
PEOPLE and have lived here for many
Years. Mr.. TreHry is engaged In the
dairy business. His wife Is the young
est daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Nc
Bride and Is a loveable girl. She fas
been q great worker In the Christian
church. This morning they left for
Clear Lake for honeymoon stay OF
two weeks. On their return they will be
: at home at the Treffry residence. No.
COL North Third avenue.
PECKHAM- Jefferson.
In the presence of relatives only was
gsolemnized Wednesday evening the
marriage Of Miss Christine Peterson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Mats Peter
son. of No. 209 North Third avenue, to
Mr.. James Peckhanl. son OF Mr. J. A.
Peckham. Rev. Van Ness read the
marriage service. There were no at
stendants and the decorations were slm-
pie but very pretty, being Of pink and
white roses. The bride wore white
swiss with liberty silk. Supper was
eserved In the dining room by the brides
sister. Miss Anna Peterson, and cousin,
Miss Ida Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Peck
ham left during the night for Chicago
and they Will viEit there and at the for
mer's old home In GAINESVILLE; Wis. be-
fore returning. They have their home
\ Mt No. sos East Linn all ready for their
occupancy. They are we'll known
young people and thei. home will be
Z one for their friends to enjoy Mr.
Peckham is In the employ Of the Ameri-
can Express Company and his bride
has been until recently q clerk for Lee
* Benedict.
CHASE AFTER HORSE THIEVES.
deputy sherins Hutson and McFar.
Is land Have . Long Trip. hut Sus.
poets Prove to he Wrong Sien.
What gave promise to be capture of
asEang OF horse thieves created some
little excitement late Wednesday af-
ternoon when Deputy Sherif1s Hntson
ana Mcfarland left for Gilman with
the intention yof working north from