Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
S||PP.FAY NUP||ALS.
YOUNG DIES MONIES ATTORNEY
CLAIMS POPULAR NEVADA
GIRL AS A BRIDE.
ELABORATE CEREMONY
WITNESSED By $50 GUESTS
Miss Laura Clara Fay Becomes Mrs.
Harley II. stipp-Des Moines to Be
tho Home Of the Bride and Groom
After Honeymoon Spent at Wiscon-
sin Lake Resort.
.cial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Nevada, June 22-One of the pref
test and most elaborate weddings ever
celebrated in this city was that of Miss
Laura Clara Fay, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Holmes Fay. whot was
given in marriage at O'Clock last
night to Mr. Harley Herman Stipp, of
Des Moines One hundred fifty guests
witnessed the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. W. B. Sanford,
pastor of Westminster Presbyterian
church, Waterloo.
The nuptial event was also in the
nature of house warming, as the
beautiful new Fay home has only been
occupied by the family short time.
Pink roses, srnilax and ferns in album
dance comprised the decorations of the
different rooms. The orchestra, which
played thruout the evening, was con-
cealed on the screened veranda adj
joining the drawing room. where the
ceremony was performed. Imme diately
preceding the ceremony Miss Irnla
Wallace, Of Marshalltown, the brides
former roommate at Grinnell, sang
sweetly "Entreat Me Not to Leave
Thee" by Gounod. The eight attend
ants Of the bride then stretched rib
bonS of smilaX, forming an aisle to the
altar. which was erected before the
large French windows, banked with
smilax and ferns, opening from the
drawing room to the porch. The bride
was given away by her father, and
Rev. Mr. Sanford read the ring SER
vice. During the ceremony the orches
ira played softly Mendelssohns we'd
ding march, and when the vows We're
spoken the orchestra struck up the
bridal chorus from "Lof1engrin."
The bride was becomingly attired in
a gown Of white chiffon poplin. draped
over silk, en- train, and deliberately
trimmed with pearls, crystal. and lace.
The skirt was prettily festooned with
pearl ornaments. She carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies-of-
The brides attendants were
seven bridesmaids and a matron of
honor. The latter was Mrs. Raymond
of Rockwell City. and the
maids were Misses Reba Winery, Of
Union; Edna Sears. Of Marshalltown;
Blanche Ashton, Of Fort Dodge; verna
S-.S~NS~'
Hinckley, ILL.,; and Lois Boardman and
Louise Allen, of Nevada. All Of the
members of the brides party were at
tired in white lingerie frocks.
Following the wedding a two-course
supper was served by Misses Ada Fay,
Of Hinckley.. ILL.,, and Alice Bebb, Ella
Smith, Mona Clump, Dorothy Dutton.
Laura Carter. and Marguerite Statler
acted as dining room hostess, and Mrs.
George G. Hutchinson, of Lake City. as
mistress Of ceremonies.
Probably no more general interest
Gould have been attached to a wedding,
IN the part of Nevada people, than in
he event of last night. The bride has
'een one of the most popular young
women Of the town and has countless
rlends and acquaintances. Miss Fay
vas a former student at Grinnell Col
eye, where she spent three years She
inished in 1908 from the National
lark Seminary at Washington, D. c.
Nr. Stlpp is an alumnus of GrinneN,
SO, and then graduated from the
Harvard law school, Since finishing
lis law course Mr.. Stipp has been
in Des Moines. where he is
prominent among the members Of the
var. He has taken an active part in
10Th business and social affairs Of the
apttal city. Mr.. Stipp is a son of
dr. w. H. Stipp, of Marshalltown
Mr.. and Mrs. Stipp left after the
Wedding for Chicago. and from there
% to Fishers Lake, Wis. where they
ave rented a cottage and will enjoy
two weeks outing Mr. and Mrs.
'tipp will reside in Des Moines. and
will be at home after Sept Is at 1921
Pleasant street.
Guests present at the wedding from
ut of town We're Mr. and Mrs w. H. |
'tipp Leland Stipp, and Misses Irna
Wallace and Edna Sears. Marshall- |!
own: Messrs. and Mesdames Charles |
;. and Paul Van Slyke. Harry Cogge- |
hall. Morton f. Weldy and I. r. Camp I
ell: Mrs. Mary j. Coggeshall Misses |
trace Balla ntyne and Verna Chase and |
fessrs. w. D. Zwilling. and w. P.
'almer. Des Moines; Messrs and Mes |
ames Frank Ball Theodore Engle, E. |
V. Bishop. E. Fl. Schilling. w. E. Wat
on, w F. Brmhal Bert Merrill, |
Ienry Parker. and 2. e. Benson. Mrs.
,mma West. and Messrs. Clifford and |
erome Mcmahon, State Center: Miss |
'lanche Ashton, Fort Dodge; Mrs. r.
}. Hutchinson Rockwell City; Mrs
J. G. Hutchinson. Lake City; Mr.. and
Irs. e. r. Silliman and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Berry, Colo: and Misses Maude
nd Ada Fay, of Hinckley, Ill