Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-18
ROY sHUTE,s WEDDING.
Marriage to minneapolis Girl u
.Ausptctous Ey cnt IN social Circle

Ausptctous Ev cnt In Social Circles.
The marriage Of Mr.. Royal b. Shute,
d former Marshaltown boy and son Of
MIR. and Mrs. c. w Shute, formerly OF
this city, but now OF Minneapolis, to
hiss Flora Elizabeth Boutell, was an
suspicious event in the social circles of
Minneapolis on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Miller. of this city.
the latter sister OF the groom. were
among the guests present from out OF
town. The Minneapolis Tribune OF
Thursday says of the wedding:
Miss Flora Elizabeth Eoutell and
Royal Boardman Shute were married
last evening at O'Clock at the home of
the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. p u.
i3outell. 1924 Ilenwood Parkway. amid
d profusIon Of flowers and trailing vines.
The rooms were most elabolately dec
Grated. snailax being used all thru in a
glossy green network over windows
and arches. The den where the cere-
lnony was performed was bower of
ferns, palms and trailing silvia vines.
The green Of ferns and sniilax in the
hall was relieved With red carnations
which filed the mantel. In the music
room pink begonias were effectively
massed here and there and the dining
loom was in red. A large low basket
Ct tiny red rosebuds and maidenhair
ferns furnished a handsome centerpiece
for the table, and We're lnassed in low
bed on the sideboard. The lights were
shaded in the prevailing color
Emil Ober Hoffer presided at the
piano. and rendered the Pilgrim Choir
US from Tannhauser as the bridal party
descended the stairs. Miss Pauline Cor
don and Miss Muriel Allen. gowned in
yellow silk null over yellow and carry
ing American beauty roses, We're brides
raids. Bruce Shute ushered and Louis
Preston, of st. Paul, was best man. The
white ribbons from the stairs To the im-
provised altar in the den We're stretched
lbs the little brothers Of the bride. Wal
| ter and William Boutell.
Rev. G. B. AIischell read the service
while Mr. ODER Hoffsr softly played the
.Cavalieria Rusticana changing to
Chopins Intermezzo as the young cou-
pie turned to receive congratulations.
The brides gown was an exquisite
Icreation of white silk muslin over silk
/ under-d dress. The bodice waa trimmed
with serpentine lace, shirring and fine
ltucks. The skirt was also sllrrNl and
finished With hemstitched ruffles and
serpentine lace. She carried brides
roses
Among the 100 guests who witnessed
4 the ceremony were Mesers. and Mes
4 DANES p. S. Preston, Dubuque, Iowa;
r. III. shute, Coon Rapids Ia; H. u
4 Miller. Marshalltown, Iowa. A recep-
tstion to 150 guests followed the cere-
lmony. MIR. and Mrs. Shute We're as
sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs p
4 ID Routell and Mr.. and Mrs G. w
Shute. Assisting thru the rooms were
Mesdames w. 7, Routell, w. D. Bou-
Hell. Louis Elliston Ireland and Victor
j Gnaedinger. Montreal. Frappe was
served by the Misses Irene Dean, Mgr.
tice Wilcox. Sayde Fales and Elizabeth
4 Carlton. Music was rendered during the
4 receiving hours by stringed orchestra
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Shute left for New Or
leans They will be at home aftel
i March in Crookston. The BRIDES tray.
telling gown was of brown cloth trim
med with silk of the same shade, ant
|gold braid. The bridegroom liz identi
fled with the Crookston Lumber Com.
Ipany, and is we'll known in the north.
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