Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-22
EeERsoLE.ADAMs WEDDING.
Bellevue Dentist Takes Marshalttown
Girl 40 Bride.

Girl a. 6rido.
The marriage Of Miss Lucille De-
! Neyers Adams and DR.. Frank Byron
Ebersole, Of Bellevue. Saturday eve
ming at the r. E. Adams home, III west
| Grant street, was the first OF the Wed
dings TO take place during the holida"
season
The service was performed at
{, o'clock by Rev. B. F. Martin, pastor OK
the Congregational church. Preceding
the service Miss Hazel Willard sang
Beloved, 1t Is Morn" Mrs. Jasper
Fisher, at the piano, played the accom-
paniment. and Mendelssohn's wedding
march was played 10y Miss Marian An
! d,ews, who also played during the ser
vice.
! The bride was attired in an eS
ouisite gowns of white silk brocadeo
crepe. en- train the bodice being OIL
duchess lace. Her long veil OF tune,
edged with duchess lace, vas attacneo
to a Dutch cap Of the same lace, ana
she carried a bouquet Of roses ana
! ,ilies- Of the-valiey. Miss Adams also
| wore a, handsome string of pearls.
Miss Pearl Adams. sister OF the
bride, was the maid of honor, and wore
a beautiful gown of pale yellow bro
caded char1neuse, made with train.
and with a waist of shadow lace over
pink chiffon. She carried an arm bou-
uuec of pink roses and ferns Misses
May Willard, Helen Beatty, Helen
Willard and Caroline Wetzstein, all
| sowned in dainty frocks OF pink,
stretched ropes of southern moss from
the hall 10 the living room where the
service was read. On the ends OF the
ropes were large bouquets of mistletoe
and smiiax. Little Martha Ellen Fish
er. in pink and white. carried the ring
in q large pink rose. The groom was
attended by Martin McDervitt, Of Oel-
vein Mrs Adams, mother Of the
BRIDE, wore a beautiful gown OF flow
cred silk chiffon. over black satin and
pink, and carried a bouquet of roses
and vioiets.
1he house decorations consisted Of
mil gled with pink and white roses.
The brides cake was used as CEN
! terpiece Oh the table, which wac dec
Grated with the roses and green's. Inn
n3ediateiy after the ceremony two
course supper was served by Misses
Clemewell Lay, Margaret WATSON,
Ccnlbs, Alice Willard. Edna Swingley,
Bonnie Boardman, Ruth Parks and
Ethel Mcfarland.
The guests were admitted by Netue
Beatty and Dorothy Ebersole and were
shown to the dressing rooms upstairs
by Lenora Wetzstein and Elizabeth
McConDbs
Miss Adams Is the elder daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r e. Adams. and since
coming to this city four years ago
from Mason City has made many close
friends. She was graduated from the
Mason City high school in 1909. and
for two years has been attending the
state university at Iowa City, where
she met DR.. Ebersole.
DR.. EbersoIe is q son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Ebersole, Of Fort Dodge,
and is a dentist practicing at Bellevue.
He was graduated from the State Uni
versity CT Iowa in 1913 and is a mem
Der Of Psi Omega fraternity.
DR.. and Mrs. Ebersole left Saturday
night for the east where they will
spend their honeymoon before going to
their new home in Bellevue.
Ninety guests attended the wedding,
those from out of the city being Mr..
and Mrs. c. y. Kirk, of Bismarck. n.
D.: Miss Ruth Parks. Of Moline. ILL.,:
Miss Ethel Mcfarland, OF Cedar Rap
ids; DR.. and Mrs. Sherrard, Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Ebersole, and Glen and
Dorothy Ebersole, Of Fort Dodge; and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Mansfield. Of
Boone.