Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-16
ENGllsH-BENJAMiN WEDDING.
Former MarshalItown Girl Become
Bride at DanviIe, III.

iamin. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A Renjamin. formerly of this city. TO
MI Benjamin Charles English a Young
Danville banker. will he OF interest TO
many Marshantown friends
.Nliho moi native of Marshansown
Miss Benjamin was reared here being
babe of 10 months when her parents
moved hsre from Danville. the city of
her birth Miss Benjamin attended
school hare and lived here until 1901.
when her parents moved 10 Seattle
Where they lived for a year before go
ne 10 Danvile.
Tie many friends OF The bride in
Marshalltown rememh her as one Of
he sweetest ii girls and may Of the
older friends have had d chance TO
ireaew her acquaintance since she has
grown 10 Womanhood during a recent
visit - this cty
No bride in Danyile has been be-
! slowed with as many pretty and costly
gifts az were Silowered upon Pearl
Benjamin English ON her wedding day.
Among The gifts We're 4 baby grand
piano a cheSt of silver two fun coffee
and lea sells in sterling. thirty pieces
Of exquisite cut glass. and dozen
DreSde. dinner plates.
The Commercial News Of Dsnville.
tells Of the wedding as follows:
The social event of the season was
the marriage of Miss Louise Pearl
Benjamin. only daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank A. Benjamin. Ala North
ver.2illion street. and BENJAMIN
Charles English The only son Of Mr..
and Mrs. C. L. English. Vermillion
nesday evening al the home of the
bride
TIL coors selected by the bride
/ were green and white and chrysanthe-
NUNS were used everywhere. The
stairway was entwined with southern
smilax studded With white cilrysan-
themums. The mantla in the living
room and every conceivable corner
was filed with growing ferns. In the
east window of the front parlor a
bower Of ferns. smilav and vines Vas
used and over head was q canopy Of
green with white chrys anthemums.
The canopy was studded with ,ninia-
ture electric lights. The white ctlrys-
anthamuns fell gracefully over the
canopy and at each side We're tail
vases OF birch bark holding large
shay cilry From the
stairway 10 these vases was stretched
The white ribbon 70 make the pathway
for the bridal party. The guests We're
received by Mr. and Mrs Benjamin,
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Eng
liSn
The L.esen Hendricks orchestra
gave the bridal music.
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.aGs. the wedding narcA, Summer
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: played
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exquisite The bride vas lovely
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lace and seed pearls. Her long Whit
veil was daintily draped from cir
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