Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-10
THE GRINNELL NEWS.
Wedding of G. II. Muilnn ana Mimi,
Thnycr.

Thnycr.
Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell April 1orhe beautiful
Easter ring service of the Episcopal
church was eXemplfied last evening at
the wedding ceremony of Charles Ham
mond Muilan and Minnie Reade
Thayer. The Rt. Rev. j. N. Morrison, of
Davenport, bishop of Iowa. oiliciated.
The church was profussly decorated
with palms. clinging vines. cailas and
Easter lilies. At the appointed time the
Wedding party entered the church TO
Lohengrin. sung by five young adde's.
The bride and her father, Mr.. A. =.
Thayer, We're preceded down the center
aisle by the bridesmaid of honor, Miss
Alice Mullan, and We're met at the altar
by the groom and his best man, j. Har-
Ian Rush. AT the close of the ceremony
dence to the bridal party as they We're
escorted to the carriages. Owing 10 the
limited room at the church only init
mate friends and relatives We're pres
ent at the ceremony. bit to the recep-
bride. about 400 invitations had been
issued.
The bridal chorus was sung by the
Misses Bray. Wilton. Christian. sed-
wick and Clark The ushers were
Messrs. Edward j. Bray and Ernest
Spaulding.
The out of town guests We're as fol-
lows: Miss Lille Maude Wilton, of
Boston Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. A1ullan.
Miss Hammond, Misses Frances and
Alice Mullan,3 Alfred w. Mullan, j. H.
Rush and G.. e. Pickett. of Waterloo:
Mr. and Mrs j. C. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. A. Seely. Miss Ida Dusan, MIR. G. r..
Speers and Mr.. Giles Taintor CT Mar
shalltown; n. S Turner, of Steamboat
Rock; Mrs. Davis and Miss Nell Wilcox,
of Maicom.
At the alta" the bride Wore a gown of.
French lawn. trimmed With pleatings,
Lace and ribbons and over al bridal
Veil of tulle Her only jewel was a
beautiful pearl brooch the gift OF the
groom. The bridesmaid, Miss Alice Mul-
Ian, was also attired in a French lawn
gown, With applique trimming, wearing
pearls and locket. the gift Of the
bride Mrs A. p Thayer Wore a shep-
herd check silk, trimmed With chiffon
diamonds. Mrs. G, W. Mullan's gown
duchess lace bertha and she wore dia-
duchess lace berthaa nd she wore Gia-
lmords, Miss Nullan wore a white silk
With rassamentarie trimmings. pearls
and diamonds. Miss Hammond was
dressed. in white Swiss trimmed with
lace and embroidery. Miss Whitton
was gowned in pearl gauze over pink
silk. rassamentarie trimming, pearls
and diamonds. Wedding gowns We're
Worn by Mrs. n, A. Knepper. Mrs. G.
+. Thayer. Mrs. NJ w Swlsher Mrs.
Spaulding. Mrs. Hedcl. Mrs. Cox. Mrs
Somers aud Mrs. Mcconnell. From time
to time groups of guests were ushrrc1
into the dining room and served with
dainty refreshments. In the guest room
upstairs the presents We're displayed. a
magnificent array OF cut glass. china
and silver quietly attesting TO the large
number of friendships and tender senti-
ments that will follow Mr. and Mrs.
Mullan to their new home and life.
Amid showers of rice and old shoes
the bridal couple boarded the rorth-
bound passenger ali 1.o5 a m. over the
Iowa Central, going al once to Sioux
city.
OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST.
special 10 Iiines-Eepublican
Dies Moines, April 10.-For Iowa: Cen
orally fair in the east portion, showers
in the west portion tonight and Thurs
cay. Synopsis of weather conditions:
The barometer is high this morning
In all sections Of the country except on
1.-THE New England and middle Atlantic
coasts and over New Mexico.
Showers have occurred during the
lrast twenty-four hours in the New f,n-
gland states, Louisiana, Texas. Mis-
souri,. Kansas. Wyoming. Colorado, Ne
traska, the Dakotas and Montana, the
| heaviest amounts, reported being 10t
inches at Cheyenne, Wyo., and ITO
Inches at Dodge City. kas
The weather is generally cloudy in the
Estates between the Mississippi river and
1.-The eastern Rocky mountain slope; else
where thruout the country it is general
ly fair.