Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-13
WEEK OF WEDDINGS
Seven Have Occurred Among Ames
People in Less Than That Number
Of Days - List Of the Couples.

OF lays - LIST OF tHe SoupleS,
Special to Times Republican.
Ames, June 13.-This has been a
week Of marriages at Ames. Seven
weddings have occurred among her
people in less than week.
The list was started last Thursday
evening, when Florence M. Prime. of
| this city, was married to Robert L.
Fenlon, of Clinton. Miss Prime is well
| known in Ames circles, ad has many
| friends Mr.. Fenlon has been attending
school a l. S. c.. and 1t was here that
he became acquainted with his wife.
They will live in Clinton, where the
groom is employed in his father S
stock yards.
Saturday evening the second we'd
ding in which Ames and her people
were vitality interested, was celebrated
in Des Moines. Dr. F. H. Waters. the
leading dentist of Ames, and Miss
Georgetta Witter, who has held the
position of professor Of domestic sci
ence for the past three years at the
Iowa State College, were the contract
ing parties, and the ceremony took
place at the home of her parents in
Des Moines. This marriage unites two
of Ames' best and most highly re-
spected people, and their friends re-
joice in the match.
Another marriage at the same place
was that Of Marion S. Mccarthy. of
Alamo, Sonora Mexico, and Miss Flor
ence Whitaker, who has taught at
Ames the past year, and is a very close
friend of Miss Witter. Mr.. Mccarthy
lis sou Of C. G. Mccarthy, brother
of Daniel Mccarthy of this place. and
Is we'll known here. This couple will
spend the summer travelling in Iowa,
Canada and other places, not going to
the groom's home in Mexico until fall.
Fourth in the long list of weddings,
is that of Adolph A. Wettstein, one of
the leading tailors of Ames, and Miss
Grace Fullerton, of Newton. This we'd
ding occurred at the Shrine temple in
Des Moines, and it was the first one
ever solemnized there.
Miss Isabelle Cairns daughter of
Robert Cairns, OF Ames, was married
Tuesday night in Des Moines to B. r.
Smith. Miss Cairns is an accomplished
lady, and is the bride of a worthy
young man. He is now Junior at /.
s. c.. and will continue his course in
school next year. They will make their
home in Ames this summer also.
At II o'clock yesterday Fred Walkey
and Miss Mabel Kintzley We're mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. Andrew NJ. Shea. This wedding
was a surprise to the young peoples
friends. Tho it was looked for later
it was not dreamed of at the present
time. Mr.. Walkey has been an efficient
clerk In the Tilden store for year
past, and Miss Kintzley has just closed
spring term of school They will
make their home in Des Moines, where
Mr.. Walkey has accepted a position
with the Utica clothing house. They
left by the noon train for that city.
A wedding that occurs miles from
Ames, but nevertheless is as interest
ing to Ames people as any, is that Of
Prof. j. A. Mclean, Of the department
of animal husbandry at the Iowa State
College and Miss Margaret Prender-
CAST, of Fort Collins, Col. This we'd
ding takes place in Chicago tonight.
The couple will then leave for Canada,
where they will spend the summer on
a trip to the groom's old home, he be-
ing engaged to judge live stock at a
number Of large fairs in the Dominion.
Mrs. MacLean was formerly professor
of domestic science in the agricultural
college at Fort Collins, is highly cul-
tured lady and will make a splendid
addition to the social life Of Ames.