Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-26
HANsEN.PiLLsBURY WEDDING.
Small Company Of Friends Guests at
Pretty Morning Affair.

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A pretty morning wedding was
ouie,ly celebrated today at the home OF
! Ouartermaster and Mrs. H. J. Bennet
when their niece, Miss Helen Pillsbury,
| became the bride Of Mr.. Eiggo Mai
! Hansen also of this city. The ceremony
took place at S o'clock. in the presence
of twenty guests, comprising only rel
atives of the couple and a very rev
more intimate friends. Rev. B. F.
Martin. of the Congregational church
the brides pastor, officiated. and the
| double ring service was used. Inc
bride and groom received their own
guests. assisted by MIR. and Mrs. Ben
! nett. and Mr.. S. O. P~illshury, father
of the bride. and Mrs. Pillsbury, OF Mil
ford. Just preceding the marriage
| ceremony, Miss Winn1rca hamher
! lain with Mrs, F. E. Lewis, Of Des
Moines, a cousin of the bride, as ac-
! companist, san the selection, Be
cause" by D'Hardelot. Little Raymond
Bennett was ring bearer.
The bride was becomingly costumed
in a beautiful gown of crepe de chine
of a delicate blue shade, made empire
style, and effectively trimmed with d
heavy silk applique.
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three-course breakfast vas enjoyed, at
which the serving was done by two
of the brides former pupils. Masters
Marshall Ruth and Glenn Miller. The
color scheme Of pink and white, which
prevailed in the pretty decorations, was
also carried out in the menu. The
brides table bore a centerpiece Of
roses. and roses and smilax were
7-a,-.a F,o~ >ha anGeliar 10 the
corners of the table. The house was
darkened, and the lights were softly
shaded with asparagus ferns. The cere-
mony took place in from Of the fire
place in the living room, which hao
been banked with roses, ferns ano
palms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanse are to have
a most delightful wedding trip. The!
left in their auto Immediately after the
wedding. n will motor TO Lake &C.
neva. Wis, where they will enjoy q
three weeks outing. Returning to this
city from Lake Geneva, they will re-
main for a few days and then start on
a months western trip, going to the
coast by rail and by water, and taking
the Canadian route on the way out. Al
San Diego, Cal, they will be guests OF
Mr.. Hansen's business partner, Mr.. B
W. Sinclair, formerly Of this city, anc
family. They will return home viz
New Orleans, and will be at home t
their friends after Nov. l, at 1101 Yves
Main street.
The bride is a charming young wo'
man. popular socially and in her schoo
work. who has made many friends dur
ing her four years residence in thi!
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second grade at the Arson school 70:
two years. and for the past two year!
has taught the same grade at tn
Rogers building. She is a graduate o
> the Milford high school and the low;
, State Teachers College, Cedar Falls
Mr.. Hansen. altho a resident o
, this city for only a year and a hall
. has become quite well known. an
is president Of the M~arshalltoW
, Motor Material Manufacturing Com
, pany. He is a son OF Mrs. J.. I
Hansen, Of Racine. Wis. He is widel:
Travelled. having been chief operator o
! the Island Negros, IN the PHILIPPINES
building telegraph and telephone line
there for three years. For about hy
: wears he was in Japan. India, an
China. as a correspondent for Lon
don papers. after which he wen
to South America, where he spen
a. year. Since his return fror
the latter country he has been activel
engaged in the automobile business i
: one form or another. coming to thi
place from Kansas City. where he wa
!, identified with the Interstate Aut
Company.
d Guests present from out Of town wer
Mr.. and Mrs. s. O. Pillsbury. OF Mil
q ford; Mr.. Leonard Pillsbury, brother c
the bride. of Croker. S. D.: Miss Eft
e Hansen. sister of the groom, OF Racin'
Wis: Mr.. and Mrs. Linton P. Benne,
and son Raymond. cousins of the brid'
of Seattle. Wash: and Mrs. F. E.. Levi
Of Des Moines, cousin OF the bride.
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