Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-05
WEDDING BELLA,

.'"h' oI thls place, were married in
Masonic hall, this place, last Wednes-
day evening, Oct. 8, 1888, BY c. s.
Kingsley, District Attorney.
Ihe hall was filed with invited
guests, and at 8 o'clock the bridal
party marched in to the strains Of a
wedding march executed by Miss
'ui'a Foster. The ceremony was per.
formed in an impressive manner bv
Mr.. Kingsley, who, after pronouncipp
the couple husband and wife, intro,
duced them In the usual formal man
ner. The bridal party then marched
out and repaired to the Luna House.
(where the reception was held) fol.
lowed by the guests. Miss Lizzie
Magee was bridesmaid and Wm. Bell
groomsman. The brides trosseau
was OF -colored cashmere.
trimmed in moire silk; court train:
tulle veil, looped with orange BIOS
SONS. The bridesmaid wore a cream
colored de Albatross, trimmed in ca.
nary satin and Spanish lace. The
groom and groomsman wore the Gus
tomary black dress suits.
A few seconds before the bridal
party entered the hall, two little
slower girls"-Stella Bomar and
Bessa Bursa-with baskets filed
with flowers, strewed the aisle with
floral beauty. As the party passed
out the "fower girls" presented the
bride and groom each with hand
some boquet. After heartily congrat-
ulating the newly-married couple, the
guests repaired to the dining hall.
where an excellent repast had been
provided for them by Mr.. Mcmahon.
The string band executed number
of musical selections during the re-
ception and feast. After feasting
and merry making to their hearts
content, the greater portion of the
guests formed a line of march to
Odd Fellows hall, to trip the light
fantastic. The hall was literally
filled with gay dancers, who skipped
merrily through lively quadrilles, and
whirled and hoated through may
round dances until two o'clock in the
morning. All expenses of the dance
were betrayed by Mr.. Mcmahon.
The bride is one of Boise county's
brightest and most talented young
ladies, and the groom is young me-
chanic of industrious and steady hab-
its. Their many friends of Boise
county wish them a long life of unal-
loyed happiness and prosperity.
They left yesterday for BOISE City,
and from there will make a short
trip on the railroad. They will go
out to Graham soon, where Mr.. Nc
Mahon is employed at carpenter work
for the Silver Mountain mining COM
pany.
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Wedding trosseau, from father of
the bride.
Handsome gold bracelet, from
groom to bride.
Beautifully decorated chamber set
and bed spread from the Alpha Gam
ma Society-Misses Julia Foster, Ma,
ry Mautz, Annie Martin, Rosa Foster,
Gertie McClintock, Annie Suhlsen,
Ella Magee, Lottie Zipf, Clara Gar
recht, Hattie Foster, Lizzie Magee,
Matilda Mautz, Carrie Bradford, EN-
ma Haug, Theresa Haug.
Elegant silver pickle castor, Mrs.
N. Haug.
Handsome glass berry dish, Allen
Graham.
Silver berry dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller.
Elegant hand-painted stand lamp,
Mr.. and Mrs. John kennaly.
Handsome clock and bracket, MIR.
and Mrs. Chas. Marcus.
A glass water set, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dryde McClintock.
A glass table set, Barney MoGill.
Carving set, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G..
Luney.
Silver butter dish, E. w. and c. E..
Jones.
Beautiful silver card receiver, VIM.
Warner.
Elegant silver sugar bowl, Ralph
Calderwood.
Beautiful silver spoon holder, c,
w. Smith.
Two silver individual castors, q.
H. Cummings.
Silver napkin ring, Frank Farrell.
Set of euus and saucers, VIM. Bell.