Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-25
ROY ROBERTS WEEDS.
Former Ma-shaIItown Boy Take. Bird.
at Cedar Falls

at Cesar Falls.
Mr. Roy Roberts, son Of Dr.. and Mrs
Watson Roberts, formerly Of this city
but now of Portland, Ore. VIII be mar
ried this evening at Cedar Falls when
he will claim as his bride Miss Oda
Fuller. Uellknow0 and popular
young woman OF Cedar Falls. The
wedding will prove as much of sur
prise to most OF the g-oogn's friends
here as it will TO the brides at Cedar
Falls. as the plans of the young people
have heer kept secret.
Mr.. Roberts was formerly e.77ploved
here as q clerk in the Let's Fletcher
COMPANY wholesale grocery, and left
this city about three years ago to en-
ter the employ OF Lang & Co. another
wholesale grocery concern with which
Harry Carr, formerly Of this city. is
connected. a year ago NJ. Roberts
entered into the general merchandi se
business for himself at Redmond. Ore,
By forming a partnership with a
T. i under the firm name Of Lynch &
Roberts.
The story Of the wedding, as told
BY the Times Rerublican's Cedar Fan.
correspondent. follows:
Cedar Falls, Oct. 25-This evening 1T
o'clock At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. N. Fuller, will be soleInnized IN.
maria &c Of their only daughter. Miss
G6a Fuller. with Mr.. ]. Row Roberts.
The event will be the terminus OF a
brief but romantic courtship and will
come as a great surprise 10 the many
friends of the bride. Even her mos.
intimate girl friends had no knowleig e
that the young couple were more Tran
casual friends until last evening. when
e .urr-rtitious little note. sent TO two
or three girls brought them to tn.
home to know what was the meaning
Of an invitation for s O'Clock N-ednes-
GAY evening. And ranv were the Gues-
tons piled unon the bride TO ne.
until finally the truth was made known
an! then came the wonderrnent as 20
who was the fortunate groom. He
was in the house and quietly made
himself known.
The bride is charming Young Iad~.
subject OF Generalization TO-DAY a. she
enters upon her new life. The ce-e-
rronv and attendant festivities will re
devoid OF any formally. At the an
nointed hour the bride end groom will
],
Pew Titus Lowe, OF the First Metho-
dist church. VINO IS the brides pa.to-.
will plight their troth and receive the
sincere concentrations OF the lir,ite1
number Of friends who will ne present
at the wedding. The bride will wear
a simple Lin ~erie gown and will be un-
attended. Her going away gown wifi
he a rlrr,- co'orea tailored suit. Miss
FLOW G-si1am and Miss Alma Cutler
will play piano and violin rur,Ne-,
ana Mr.. Lou Goodyear, of Waterloo,
will sing.
The bride has graduated from both
the COLLEGIATE and musical courses of
the Iowa stare Teachers COLLEGE,. and
later studied for a year in Chicago
experimenting her studies with a
course at Columbia University. New
York. She taught music in the public
schools at East Waterloo for couple
Of years, resigning to be in the easi for
a time. She is a gifted vocalist and
mas very pleasing personality. The
groom was for years a resilient OF
Narshalitown and a few years age
went to Redmond. Ore. a new towr
about 200 miles from Portland. where
he is doing thriving business in gen
ersi merchandise. and has prepared
the tfay to make his bride most de-
!!::ss+s ',' home and surroundings which
can rot fail to be attractive. His par.
ents reside in Portland, and the couple
Will go directly there to make a shor.
visit.
The out-of-town guests who are her.