Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-25

~ the loot OF the stairs by neT 1ASueSs
Who.gays her away. Miss Lewis gave
viohn NUMBERS during the season ~
CONGRATULATIONS, accompanied on Tue
piano by Miss Sutphen.
The bride was chArmingly 4oW9eo
In white messaline satin. trimmed Win
iEish point lace, and carried a large
bOuQuet VI bride roses Her gong
away costume Was a suit vi golden
brown broadcloth, worn with q waist
OF silk to match, and hat OF brown ye-
lour. trimmed with bird vi paradise.
A, color scheme Of yellow, green, ana
white dominated the decorations WHICH,
in the parlor and reception hal!, con
sisted OF palms, ferns, and yeho"
ckrysanthemums. The corner oil the
parlor. where the ceremony took place,
was banked with palms and ferns, VAIN
huge clusters OF yellow chrysantneh-
ums on either side The dining room
was decorated with yellow ana whlte
roses and smilax, the same colors pre-
waning In the adornments OF the
bridal table, at which ten were seated
A 1our-cOurse dinner was served. SIX
girl friends of the BRIDE waited upon
the guests, Misses Helen Bossle, Mar
guerite Kane, Marguerite winters
Rosa Flower, Jane S6egg. and Marie
Miller. Mrs. Clifford Unger and Miss
Lola Putzel had charge OF seating the
guests and supervising the serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert will leave this
evening for st. Louis and will spend
two weeks there and at other southern
points, before going to Marshtield, Mo,
where new home awaits them. The
at home cards read after Nov. 10.
Both bride and groom have many
friends in this city, and have been
, prominent in Methodist church circles.
The bride has made this city her home
for the past five years, coming here
with her parents from LaPorte City
| She lett high school at the beginning
| Of her senior year to take up the study
OF music, both vocal and instrumental
at Northwestern University, Chicago
but was at the latter place only part
/ OF the school year. owing to illness. She
il Well known in musical circles.
/ The groom is a son of Mrs. Fred
! Gilbert, of Marshfield, who is spending
/ the winter in California, thus not being
able to be present at the wedding. On
the death OF his father. last February
Mr.. Gilbert and = brother, Fred, Jr.
succeeded to the fathers grocery ano
wholesale produce business, which the
senior Gilbert conducted at Marshf1eld
for forty years preceding his death
Prior to entering business at Marsh.
field the Messrs. Gilbert were in the
music business in this city for veal
and a half.
| Guests present from out Of tow
were Mr.. and Mrs Harry c. Leffler. o.
Des Moines; Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. ALI
son of Grundy Center; Mr.. and Mrs. u
{. Allison, and son Bertram. Of Peter
son; Messrs. J. e. and Lester Allison
of Marthon: Rev. and Mrs. Charles II
Gilbert, Of Union; Mr.. Fred Gilbert. o.
Marshf1eld. Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z
Overly. Of Wyoming. Iowa: Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Russell, MIR. D. w. Russell
Miss Lizzie Russell. and Mr.. Robsr
Overly, all of Anamosa; Judge ant
Mrs. Fred Ellison. also Of Anamosa
Misses Nina Walker and Annette
Alderman, OF Waterloo; Miss EXT
McQuuken. Of LaPorter City; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jay Gould. Of Liscomb; Mr., ane
Mrs. A. Garlock. OF Plover; and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry OFT, of Cedar Fails.