Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27

rhine McCord, dressed in white lace
over pink satin, with white picture hat
and Willow plumes: and next the mat
ron Of honor, Mrs. Charles H. White
head, in white chiffon over white mes
saline. With pearl passamenterie ard
Irish croquet trimmings. and black pic
tire hat trimmed in willow plumes.
Both she and Miss McCord carried
Gainshorough stats. The little rims
bearer came next. followed by the
bride on the arm of her father, While
the groom and his best man, Mr.. Ward
Price, of Council Bluffs, a cousin. en-
tered from the opposite aisle. Rev MT.
MCGEE stood on the platform above.
The party formed in a half circle. with
the bridesmaids one step above their
attendants. Mr.. McEachron and Mr..
McMurray stretched pink ribbons,
forming an aisle for the rest OF the
party.
The brides gown was of ivory col
ored satin. overdraped with chiffon.
made with a bodice of pink chiffon and
pearl passamenterie yelled in white. II
was made en- traine, and was worn
with a long vel! of tulle caught up with
swansonia blossoms. Instead OF
bouauet she carried a bridal mun OF
chiffon, to which was attached show
er of lilies Of the-valley and swan
sonia. At the house. later, each brides
maid and the maid of honor went thru
the ceremony of holding the muff ana
making q wish The brides going
away costume was suit of light gray
whipcord trimmed in red and black.
worn with a gray hat trimmed In req
heron feathers, and shoes to match
the suit. Mrs. Oppice wore white satin
trimmed in silk fringe, with bodice OF
garrick-macross lace over chiffon. ano
sab Of electric blue. The groom S
mother was in white embroidered wolfe
over yellow satin, trimmed In lace.
The back Of the platform at the
church was banked with palms and bay
trees. with white roses embedded In
smilax. Two large vases Of roses stood
on either side, and at either end OF
gold bench, on which the couple knelt
at the close of the ceremony on
| a white satin pillow monogramed in
gold. burned a large pink candle in
tall candlestick.
| A reception at the Oppice home. EOS
North Center street, followed, at which
about ninety were guests. They were
| received by the bridal couple and their
attendants on one side, and Mr.. and
| Mrs Oppice and Mr.. and Mrs l. >.
Bailey. on the other. During congratu-
lations Mrs Yount, with Miss Myra
Jarrett as accompanied, sang It's All
l Ask" Campbell Tipton). The dec
orations were of smilax and pink and
! white roses and sweet peas. The table
at which the wedding party was served
had as a centerpiece the brides cake,
with sweet peas in the center and sur
rounding it. Tulle twined with smilax
extended from the chandelier to the
corners of the table, where 1t was
fastened in large bows, and the place
cards We're tiny paper baskets filed
with pink and white candies and tied
with pink ribbon. Candles lighted the
table The lunch was in two courses
and the servers were Misses Hazel kel-
logg, Bernice Schick, Ella Norris
Katherine Wells. Eva Fetters. and Lois
and Katherine McCord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey left early this
morning for Council Bluffs, where the!
will remain for few days at the home
Of the groom's uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. c. E. Price, who will remain here
for a visit. The couple will also be al