Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-15

AT this place, Wednesday, June
10 1883, by c. S. Kingsley, VIM. R..
Byrne, of Banner, and Miss Ella E.
Martin, of this place.
The ceremony was performed in
the lower hall Of tLs Masonic build
ing, the hall being filed with invited
friends of the bride and groom. At
$3.50 Miss Carrie Bradford, who pre-
sided at the organ, struck up a we'd
ding march, (which was finely exc
cuted) and the bridal party marched
down the aisle, being led by Mrs.
Martin and Bert Martin, the mother
and brother of the bride. Next
came Mr.. and Mrs. U. P. Linville,
brother-in-law and sister Of the bride,
followed by Mr.. F. B. Wolverton as
best man, and MISS Anna Martin, the
brides sister, as bridesmaid; then
came the bride and groom. The
ceremony was performed in an i'm
pressive manner, and after the words,
sealing the holy contract of matri-
mony-"I now pronounce you hus-
band and wife"-Mr. Kingsley intro
duced Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne. The
bridal party then marched out, fol-
lowed by the guests. All repaired to
Orchards restaurant, where the re-
ception was held, and after heartily
congratulating Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne,
all hands joined in social converse
feasting and merriment until about
II o'clock.
The bride grew up from childhood
to womanhood in this place, and is
one of Idaho City's best and most
amiable young ladies. The groom is
one of Boise county's best citizens
: Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne have the best
wishes of a large circle of friends
throughout the county, who extend
to them hearty congratulations, with
such expressions of good wishes as
"May happiness and prosperity at
. tend them all through life." In the
language of Rip Vanwinkle, "May
J they live long and prosper"
The groom wore Prince Alber
> suit. The bride was dressed in whit'
albatross and moire silk, with squar,
train, and wore orange blossoms. Th'
, bridesmaids S dress was rose-pink silk
trimmed with plum-colored velvet
ribbons and white lace.
LIST OF PRESENTS.
w. R. Byrne, present to bride, gol
bracelets, set garnet jewelry.
Mrs. L. J. Martin, bridal trossea
and dozen linen table napkins, EN-
f broidered pillow slips and satchet bag
Miss Annie Martin, silk plush an
satin sofa cushion.
l. Miss Emma Devore, Marion cour
ie ty, Ohio, silk plush plncushlon.
lie Mrs. NJ. Pitts, Saxenville, Mass
Z log cabin quilt.
,, Compliments of Fred. Wolvertol
q H. Blackman, G. Donaldson, Davi
'r NcLain, F. 1. Cook, VIM. Gibbs, T
l. w. Dunton, Walter Wolverton, Cor
% stante Poncia, of Banner, $50 in gol
II coin.
le Nose Kempner, ten dollar gol
'e piece.
~ Fred. Wolverton, pair large vase
N Mr.. and Mrs. Isidor Smith, fir
ie eight-day clock.
m Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Miller, one-ha
RI dozen silver knives.
:, Mr.. Thos. Graney, one-half doze
silver knives and forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lacock, Gu
glass berry dish and celery holder.
- Mr.. and Mrs Macum Smith, viii
Marseilles bed spread.
Miss Naomi Smith, silver mount
!, porcelain tea pot.
Constante Poncia, one-half doz
. silver tea spoons, two China cups 81
saucers.
10 Miss Nellie Pillsburry, four lin
chair tides.
Miss Ida Stahl, two damask towe
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lebon, fl
linen table cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooper, VIII
honeycomb bed spread.
" Miss frankie Cooper, two Chi
cups and saucers.
nt' Mr.. and Mrs. Webb, one-half do1
S. fine linen napkins.
ID Henry Johnson, fine linen ia
", cloth.
gh Miss Ella Kingsley, hand-pain
T' -, placque.
hi- Mr.. and Mrs. John German,
oo HANGING lamp.