Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
FORMER MARSHALLToWN GIRL
BECOMES BRIDE OF J. G.
BERRYHlLL, JR.
NuPTiALs CELEBRATED At
PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING
Bride Daughter Of c. w. Huntington,
Former General Superintendent Of
Iowa Central, Now Holding Like Po'
sition With Central Railroad Of New
Jersey-Other Weddings.

Information received by the Times
Republican from Elizabeth. \. j.. tell
ing OF the marriage there Wednesda!
evening of Miss Helen Huntington. for
merry OF this city, will be OF interest to
many Marshailtown friends OF the fam
lily. Miss Huntington became the bride
of Mr.. James G.. Berryhi!l, Jr.. we'll
known Young attorney OF Des MONIES,
and a member OF one of the prominent
families of that city.
Miss Huntington's father, c. w.
Huntington, was formerly general sup
e-inten6ent of the Iowa Central, but for
several years has held similar posi-
ton with the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey. with headquarters in Jersey
City. The Huntington home is at 636
Salem road. Elizabeth.
The following 20 the T.-R. tells Of the
event OF "Wednesday night:
Elizabeth. y j., Feb. 9.-One Of the
pret,iest and most Fashionable we'd
dicgs of the winter season was that of
last evening, when Miss Helen Hunt
ington. only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence w. Huntington. 636 Salem
road. became the bride OF Mr.. James
G. Berryhill. Jr., Of Des Moines. Iowa.
The wedding was celebrated at
Westminster Presbyterian church at I
o'clock, in the presence Of a large num-
Der Of guests. By Rev. Louis B. Crane.
pastor of the church. An organ recital
preceded the ceremony. and nterspers-
ing the numbers Miss Edeson. OF New
York played few exquisite numbers
on the violin. Immediately before the
ceremony a double quartet, composed
of friends Of Miss Huntington from the
New York Institute OF Musical Art
where the bride studied for almost five
years, sang most pleasingly the anthem,
20 Perfect Love-" by Barnby. AS
professional the double quartet sang
the wedding chorus from 'Lohengrin."
and at the close Of the ceremony sang
the "Sevenfold Amen" AS the recess
sional the octet gave the bridal chorus
from Lucia"
panied by her father. and with her
Chaplin Huntington. the brides brother
as best man, at the altar. The bride
was attired very becomingly in white
satin with real lace. and wore a veil.
in which We're caught sprays of orange
blossoms. The bride carried bou-
quet of white lilacs.
The bridesmaids. three wearing Law
ender crepe gowns and three yellow.
with gold and white lace. and carrying
lavender lilacs, were Misses Helen W.
Haines. Louise C. Smith. and Clare S.
Wheeler. OF this city; Helen Siagle. OF
Brookline Mass; Anna Finkb!ne and
Marjory Mac Vicar, OF Des Moines.
Miss Katherine Berryhill sister Of the
groom. was the maid Of honor. Miss
Berryhill wore yellow chiffon. and car
ried a basket filed with daffodils.
ThA ushers at the wedding were
Nessrs Clarence y. Durrie and G. Bar
tran. of this city: Wright Clark. OF Red
Oak: and Frederick o. Thompson. Civ
in Chase. and Robert II. Finkbine, OF
Des Mones.
Following the wedding a reception
was held in the bridal couples honor at
the Huntington home. The guests were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Berryhill
After their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Perryh;ll will 90 TO Des Moines, where
the viii reside at SIS Thirty-fifth
street