Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-24


Who Became the Wife Of Harold
Woodward at Saturday Evening
| Wedding.
Miller Hickenlooper, Charles r. Speers.
Jr, and Elmer Woodward. Jr. the lat
ter brother Of the groom, who
stretched pink and white ribbons from
the foot of the stairs to the southwest
! corner of the living room, where the
ceremony took place. Rev. Mr.. Martin
I followed and after him came the maid
! of honor, Miss Winnifred Chamberlain.
sister Of the bride. She was met at the
| foot of the stairs by Mr.. Leroy Choate.
| of Cedar Rapids, cousin of the groom.
who was best man. The bride was met
| by her f1ance at the foot Of the stairs.
The bride was exQuisitely and most
| becomingly gowned in ivory-colored
satin charmeuse, made en- traine. bor-
dered with rich imported fibre silk ap-
plique, of the grape design. with chif-
| fon drape on the bodice. and pearl bead
and ornamental trimming. The cos
tune was worn with a long wedding
veil of illusion. made with a small
head dress in which orange blossoms
were Embedded. and white satin slip
| pers matched the gown. She carried a
white prayer book Her going away
costume was gown of tan colored,
| pin stripe silk, with jacket to match.
| worn with a hat Of soft tan-colored
straw, trimmed with a white crest and
a touch of primrose. and shoes of
| brown caro- cloth.
! Miss Winnifred Chamberlain was
| beautifully gowned in primrose pink
messaline, with overdress Of crepe de
chine on an ashes -of-roses shade,
/ trimmed with chenille fringe of the
primrose shade velvet and chiffon
rosettes, combined with pearl beads.
and velvet ball trimming on the traine.
In her hair she wore a band of chiffon
caught with pearls and white
aigrette. Miss Chamberlain carried a
bouquet Of June roses.
| A color scheme of pink, white and
green prevailed in the decorations thru
out, and pink and white in the menu.
For the place of the wedding cere-
mony. there had been arranged back
ground of a solid mass Of asparagus
ferns, banked on either side with ferns
and palms. while at the top, roses in
large numbers had been imbedded
in the green, and there also, were
| placed pink candles in cut glass hold
ers. which added Ito the pretty effect.
Asparagus ferns and roses entwined
the chandeliers in all the rooms, and
the top Of the piano, in the parlor. was
banked with roses. The relatives and
younger friends OF the bridal couple
were served in the dining room, where
the table had as center piece, a mass
of pink roses, and was lighted with
pink and white candles. Pink illusion
wound with smilax, extended from the
chandelier to the corners OF the table.
where 1t was fastened in large bows.
The lunch was in two courses. and
the servers were Misses Marguerite
Kane. Helen Boggie, Jane Skegg, Mar
garet Miller Helen Miller, Of vermil-
lion. S. D.. Mary Crowl, Of Waterloo
Hazel Willard. Frances Young. Alice
Willard. Marie Miller. and Lucille AL
len. Mr. Archie Patterson, Marshall
Ruth and Glenn Miller. Mrs. William
Barrie and Mrs. F. S. Hynds oversaw
the serving. AS the guests arrived they
were met at the door by Master Mar
shall Ruth. and at the head OF the
stairs by Dorothy Hunt, the latter OF
Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs Woodward left satur-
day night Immediately after the wed
ding for Minneapolis. where they stop
ped a day before going on to South
Haven. Mich. where they will enjoy
two weeks outing at Bungalow Beach.
summer resort They will stop in Min.
neapolis for a few days on their way
home The couple will go to house
keeping at once in newly-erectet
bungalow at 203 South Seventh street
and the date Of their at-home cards
IS Aug. 1.
Both young people were born ant
reared in this city. and both are gradu'
ates Of the Marshalltown high school
They are prominent and very popular
among the younger society circles o.
the city, where they have many warn
friends. The bride, who Is charmfnt
yung woman, cadetted for a year II
IL e First ward school, after her gradl
alton from the high school. and thei
took the kindergarten course OF TIVE
years at Grand Rapids, Mich. Sine
then, for the past three years. she ha!
been kindergartener at the Rogers
school. Mr.. Woodward. after his grad
uation here. took the law course for
!. year at the University Of Minnesota
and later was IN the employ VI hol's
Fletcher Company for year. For tn
past two years he has been identihe:
, with the Hylo Company, and is a
l present manager Of both that concern
: and the Hawkeye Wrench Company.
Guests present from out Of town wer
, Mrs. c. A. Pooler and daughter Dor
I otiy, Of Austin. Mimi. aunt and cousin
: of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. La
E Plant. Of Cedar Rapids. uncle an
J. aunt Of the groom: Mr.. Leroy Choate
also Of Cedar Rapids; Miss DELL
j, Chinstrand, Of st. Paul: Miss Mimi
3 Harding. Of Montezuma; Miss Gene
: We've Christy, Of oskaloosa: Miss Efh
8 Parks, Of Crystal Falls. Mich; MIS-
: Helen Miller, Of vermillion. 8. D.; Mis-
!. Mary Crowl and Dorothy Hunt. both
: Waterloo; Mr.. Paul Crowley, also Q
: Waterloo: Mrs. Ernest watterich. Q
Oconto, Wis: Mr.. Carl Jordan, Of &c
dar Rapids; Mr.. George Leise. OF Lis
comb, and Miss Eta Hansen, OF Ra
!. cine. Is.