Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-27
WEDDINGS AT ST. MARYS.
Two Couples Among Catholic Young
PEOPLE. Married This Morning.

People, Married This Morning.
Two weddings. at different hours,
were celebrated az st. Marys churcn
this morning. A large number OF
friends were present at each
AT O'Clock was celebrated the mar
rage Of Miss Helen Mcnamara to Mr.
John, Slaboch. both Of this city, Rev.
Father F. j. Reiner officiating
The wedding march Memberships,
was PLAYED by Sister Mary Margaret.
The couple was attended by Miss
Mary Slaboch, sister of the groom.
and Mr. Charles Witkoskey. both OF
Tama. The bride was prettily sowned
in white French lawn. trimmed with
baby Irish lace and carried a white
PRAYER book She wore white rosebuds
in her hair. Miss Slaboch wore pink,
with pink rosebuds in her hair, and
carried a rosary.
Following the wedding ceremony the
bridal party and the nearest relatives,
to the number of about twenty-five,
drove 10 the home Of the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. James Mcnamara.
seven miles south OF this city, in the
northern part OF Jefferson township.
where at noon. delicious wedding
breakfast was served The house was
tastefully decorated for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Slaboch will return TO
this city this evening. and are to re-
side at 107 West Webster street.
The young people are both well
known here and have many friends.
The bride has been employed by the
telephone company at intervals for the
past four years. She spent last sum-
ner in Omaha. with sister. Mrs.
James Watson, returning to this city
last November. Mr.. Slaboch is son
of John Slaboch an old time employe
Of the c. & y. w. at Tama. and for
the past four years has been in the
position recently to become a travelling
salesman for the Quick Action Range
Company. of this city
Guests present from out Of town
were Mrs. James Watson. a sister Of
the bride. and little daughter Margaret.
Of Omaha: Mr.. and Mrs. John Slaboch
and daughters. Misses Tena. Mary. Ag-
mes and Anna Mr.. Frank Slahoch. a
brother. and wife. and Mrs. Charles
Witkoskey. all Of Tama.
Crosby kopeI.
The ceremony uniting in marriage
Miss Leona Celia Kopel and Mr.. John
Harold Crosby, both of this city. took
place at ST Mary's at s: 80 o'clock, Rev.
DR.. J. J. Fitzpatrick officiating.
The couple was attended by Miss
Laura Kopel. Of Haverhili, niece Of
the bride. and Mr.. Bernard Crosby. a
brother of the groom Miss Nina Her
man and Mr. Raymond Jones sang,
both preceding and following the GER
emory. and the Mendelssohn wedding
march was played by Sister Mary
Margaret.
The brides dress was of white ba-
tiste, with trimmings Of baby Irish and
val lace and insertion. She wore a
large white hat with a willow plume,
and carried bride roses. Miss Laura
Kopers dress was Of white marquisette
embroidered in coral pink, and she
wore white hat with pink flowers.
A reception at the home OF the
sroom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F,
Crosby, 512 West Church street, fol-
lowed the ceremony at the church
About forty guests were present at the
wedding breakfast, which was served
in three courses at ID O'Clock. The dec
oratlons consisted OF pink and white
roses and carnations, and smilax, with
| roses and smilax predominating at the
brides table. The breakfast was served
by Misses Ellen Crosby, sister OF the
groom. Teresa Kopel, niece OF the bride
Nettie Lamb, Margaret Crosby and
Edna McNichols, and iMesdames Franz
McCarten, Frank Bromley, and III
Hoffa. Miss Cora Lusby was at the
door.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby will 80 II
housekeeping at once at sol North Sec.
ond avenue. The groom il In tho Amer.
lean Dispatch service. In partnership
brother, s, K y.
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