Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-23
Bombarded Governor GiIIet.
ROBERTS eRIFFlrHs NuPTlALs.
About 100 Guests Present at Pretty
Rose Wedding Wednesday Evening.

rose Wecoin5 WEDNESDAY Evening".
At the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen-w. Griniths. 500
West Church street. Wednesday even
ing was soleun!ze3 the wedding Of their
younger daughter. Viola E, to Mr..
Judson Amos Roberts, of Yankton, S.
D. The ceremony took place at o'clock
in the presence # about 100 guests,
and was performed by Rev. w. II.
Scott
Little Maxine Hughes was ring bear
er, carving the n.rclet In a rose. AS
Miss Mabel Miller began the strains of
the wedding music from ''Lohengrin,"
little Catherine Moehrl and Edward
Beech stretched pink ribbons to form
an aisle for me bridal party from the
foot Of me stairway in the reception
hall, to the farther corner of the parlor
where, with a background Of palms,
ferns and s-nilax. with Large vases Of
pink roses OF. either side, the ceremony
took place Miss Miller played Engle-
mann's MELODY Of Love" softly dur
ing the ceremony, following with Ed
ward Schutt's To My Dearly Be-
loved" and other selections during the
evening, and Miss Winifred Chamber
lain sang sWea..v the love song en-
titled q Know The guests were
admitted by Miss Florence Stewart,
and received by Mr.. and Mrs. Grif-
fths and Mrs. Jane Roberts, the latter
mother Of the g-0om, Of Pierpont, S. D.
The brides dress was a beautiful
creation Of white net over ivory-col-
ored taffe-a, with pearl trimmings. She
carried bride roses, and wore as an
ornament q beautiful pearl brooch, the
gift Of tre groom. Each guest re-
ceived a rose from the brides bouquet
1t was a rose edding thruout, pink
and white and green being the color
scheme. Pink bbon decorated the
brides table, from corner to corner,
with cererpiecA Of roses, and from
the chandler above 1t, hung festoons
of smilax. The other tables were
decorated with pink roses and ferns
The lunch, In three courses, was served
by Misses Florence Stewart, Winifred
Chamberlain. Lillian Welker and Dor
othy Pooler. the latter Of Austin. MINI.
The bride who is accomplished as a
musician, has many warm friends IN
this City, where she was reared. She
graduated from the department OF mu-
sic in the State Teachers College al
Cedar Falls, acting as assistant for two
years. After her graduation she Stud
led voice Tor a year in Chicago, under
Mrs. o. l.. b'ox, Devfees and Felix Boz.
oWski, and then returned to Cedar Falls
to succeed Niles Childs as instructor IL
private voice for TWO years. Last veal
she taught in Northland College. Ash
land, Wis, where Mr. Roberts was also
an instructor, and where the couple
first met This year she has been a.
home, having a class here. Mr.. Rob
erts, after mis- graduation from Yank-
ton College, attended the university o.
Chicago, later teaching at Ashland
Wis, for three years. For the pas
year he has been instructor IN scienc'
in YankteTl CO iege, to which position
he will return ext fell, Mr.. and Mrs
Roberts will rauap here for ebout
week, and expes then to spend the re-
rnaindar of Che Summer in a trip t.
Minneapolis and an cutting at tn
lakes They vii be at home in Yank
ton after Sept, 10.
Guests present from out Of town
were 5dr, JOHN q Griftths. brother o
the bride, of Beaumont, Tex; Mr. ant
Mrs. Fred Grifiths, uHc1e and aunt. ant
Mrs. Linden ami daughter Miss Ruth
aunt and cousin Of the bride. Of Pea
body, Kan; Mrs. Jane Roberts, saathe
or tine sToGG.T, nf Pferpent, s.. D.
Mr.. and Mrs H. 3. Philpot, the latte
sister of the bride, of Cedar Falls
Nrz Albert 1aMSa e .so Of Cedar Balls