Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-22

| and carried a shower bouquet of bride
| roses. Mrs Diffendorfer wore an i'm
ported lingerie gown of white, trimmed
in hand embroidery and Irish crochet t,
and carried pink sweet peas. Mrs.
Harper Wore a white imported lingerie
gown with lavender embroidery trim
mings, and carried lavender sweet
peas. Mrs. Vails dress was a white
lingerie with Irish crochet and hand
embroidery trimmings.
Two color schemes We're used in the
menu, yellow and white for the first
course, and pink and white for the
second. The serving was done by
Misses Edna Batch, Edna Garvin, Mar
jore Ketchum. Leila Cox, Marie Nc
Bride. and Hazel Willard. members of
the Psi Nh ri Sorority, to which Miss
Valrosa Vail. sister of the bride, be-
longs. Misses Edna Balch and Leila
Cox presided at the punch bowl
The bower where the wedding cere-
mony took place was in the northwest
corner of the living room. The dining
room was all in yellow and white, sum
flowers decorating the sideboard. Vel
low ribbons extended from the chande-
lier to the brides table. which was
lighted by candles with yellow shades.
anu Doit q ioN Celiiel DItCe Oh yellow
nasturtuims surrounded by smilax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franquemont left
Thursday night for Denver. Colo. and
from there will go to Colorado Springs,
then up TO Crystola. in the Ute pass
canyon, where the greater part of their
three weeks honeymoon will be spent
Mr.. and Mrs Diffendorfer, the latter
of whom will leave here for Chicago in
will join them at Cryst ola for the last
ten days or two weeks of their s1ay
there, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Suth err
land of New York. recently married
friends of the Diffend orfers will also
be members of the partE. Mr. and Mrs
Eranque1ont will return here for about
two weeks before going to Joliet, ILL.,
where the former has been engaged as
instructor III manual arts in the public
schools, for the coming year
The bride has many warm friends in
the city, where she has been reared
She was graduate OF the Marshall
town high school with the class of
1900. after which she took the collegi-
ate course at Oberlin College, Oberlin.
O.. graduating from there in 1906.
After that she taught English in the
high school a Dixon. H.. for two years
and for the past two years has been
Instructor in English in the high school
here. Mr.. Franqu-r-,o.lT e :ae 1:.-l..-
son of Mrs. Anna Franquemont of st.
Louis. where he was born and rea red
and belongs TO family of Austria n
French descent. He received mis- train
ing for the profession of manual arts
Instructor. in the Manual high school,
of St. Louis, the ,Bra diey Polytechnic
Institute of Peoria. H.. and In the
University of Chicago. He taught for
one year in Dixon. H.. where the
couple met. and for the past two years
has taught in Everett. Wash.
Guests present from out-of-cown
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Metz, the
latter a sister of the bride. and chill
dren. of Owatonna- Mimi: Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Harper. of Ottun1wa;
Miss Alice Peterson. of Ottumwa;
Mr., and Mrs. Otto Dentzer Of Oak
Park. HI: Mr. and Mrs. r. E Difen-
dorfer. Of New York City; Mr. and Mrs.
Grove Harris. of Ferguson: Miss Nellie
Stewart, of Clemons and Mrs. Sadie
Tassig. OF Humboldt