Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-04-05
Lce-Larkin,

\ pretty wedding of interest to in
Vulnerable friends throughout the com
munity was SolemmiZed Saturday even
ing at the home Mr.. George w. Lee
when his daughter. Miss Edith 4. Lee.
became the bride of Mr.. G. j. Larkin.
The guests. who included only mem
bers of the families and Il few close
friends. were met at the door by Mrs.
Stanley Workman. sister of the bride,
and Little Miss Martha Macgoey.
while the bride and groom themselves
also received their friends. Promptly
at S:15 o'clock the bridal pair took
their places in the living room of the
home where the ring service was read
by the Rev. Arthur Mctcalf. pastor Of
the Congregational church.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh, sister of the
bride, swectly sang, Love is an April
Blossom by Clough L.eightcr. and
while congratulations were being offer
ed, Miss Rosalind Cook played ITO
Spring." by Gries. \ two course
luncheon was served by the Misses
Rachael Richards. of Grinnell, Irene
McMillin. and Mildred BOysen.
\ prOfusion of sunburst roses and
Easter lilies were used in the living
room decorations. while the dining
room of the home was made attractive
with numerous clusters of yellow jon
quils and smilax.
The bride was attired in a modish
travelling suit of navy blue ,tricotine
with %gcOrgette blouse. and wore Il
corsage bouquet of sunburst roses. and
sweet alyssum.
Among those from out of tow who
attended the wedding We're: Mrs.
George Richards and daughter. Miss
Rachael, of Grinnell: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Il. Cavana and children. Ruth
and Milton. of Iowa Falls: Mr.. Henry
S. Lee, Marshalltown; Messrs. X. Il.
Larkin and Howard Larkin, Of Chero-
kee: Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh
and baby son. Andrew Lee, of Peter
son, Mrs. Stanley Workman Of Fair
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin left Saturday
evening for Chicago where they went
to spend Easter and from where they
will 90 to Kentucky and Tennessee. for
Il several weeks trip. Upon their re-
turn they will make their home. with
the brides father at SIS First street.
Mrs. Larkin has always been a
resident of Webster City and is promi-
nent in tile clubs, church work. music
circles and social activities here. She
is Il graduate of the local high school.
of the Iowa State Teachers college at
Cedar Falls. where she studied music.
later specializing in this subject ut
Oberlin college in Ohio. For Il number
of years she was the able instructor OF
music in the schools here and also in
Walla Walla, Washington. and for
some time past she has been director
of the Choral club and the Congrega-
tional choir in this city. Through her
charming personality she has endeared
herself to all who know her and is held
in the highest esteem throughout the
community. Hosts Of friends will eN-
tend most sincere well wishes TO her.
The groom. who came to this city
from Cherokee last July. is the orsa-
nicer and president of the L.arkin Sales
company, a wholesale and retail tire
firm. He attended Northwestern Uni
versity for two years after graduating
from the high school Of Cherokee, his
home. Mr.. Larkin is one OF the sue
cessful business men of Webster City
and since residing here has won in
Vulnerable friends from whom he Will