Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-08-24
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On Wednesday evening, Angus
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Memberships "Wedding March,
the bridal party entered the M. /
church. The bride, Miss Alice A
Clifford, was elegantly attired in
rich white brocadc satin en- train
with white tulle vail, exquisitel,
embroidered and interviewer witt
orange blossoms and chrysanthe
NUNS, and the perfect costum,
was completed by large boquet o
white chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaid Miss Margueri,
Robinson, was lovely in a simpl,
gown of awn-colored silk, and She
carried delicate hoquet of pale
pink sweet peas, making taste.
ful and exquisite blending of tints.
The groom, Mr.. Albert C. Humel.
baugh, and best man, j. A. Dillon,
assisted by Messrs. w. n. Scales.
W. f. Bunnell, Daniel Worth and
a. "A. Robinson, completed the bri-
dial party.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion by loving
friends of the contracting parties.
"A large bell Of sea-foam was sus-
pended just above the bridal party,
and the organ and chancel ratings
were blanketed with flowers. The
marriage rite was performed bv
Rev. w. A. Hall.
After the ceremony a reception
IN honor of the happy young cou-
pie was held at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer E. Matteson.
brother and sister of the bride.
The pretty home was tastefullv
decorated and the grounds brilliant
ly illuminated with japanese Ian
terms. A dainty repast was served
and congratulations rendered to
the happy couple. The hostess.
Mrs. Matteson, was attired in a
gown of white silk and lace. and
the perfect harmony of the affair
was largely due to the untiring eff
forts of this charming and affable
lady.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Freidenrich, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Van
,ise, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wax, Mes
danes j. c. CARRIER, J. d. Stantial,
Mary Eastman, a. T. Parker,
Misses Marguerite and Lillian Rob
lnson, Emma and Millie VonB Berge.
Winnie Hall, Pearl Eastman. Ethel |
Jones, Annie Wood, Ailecn Greene. |
Anna Binnard, Helen Ii. Newman. !
Messrs. w. N. Scales, j. A. Dillon, |
D. Worth, A. A. Robinson, f. Nc
crane, Leo Freidenrich, Il. +.
Fulton, w. Steinheiser.
The groom, DIR. A. C. Humel-
oaugh, while comparatively new
arrival in this community. has
himself a young man of
marked ability and success in the
of dentistry since he has
been among us. The bride is a
most attractive young lady whose
acquaintance here dates back ten
7ears, during which time she has
made a host of friends. Her great
natural gifts have been closely cul-
ivated in the best schools of the
'ast. In painting and similar ac-
'omplishments she is par excel
ence. But it is in the possession of
he musical faculty that she excels
md this attainment she has fully
,lven to the public in the various
Entertainments for public purposes.
where her services as vocal and in
trumental musician have been re-
uested. DIR. and Mrs. Humelhaurh
ave the best wishes of large cir
lie of friends, both here and else
where, for that blissful union they
o well deserve and are so certain
o enjoy. A number of the friends
1ft their tokens in the nature of
sciul and valuable presents, which
ur space is too limited to enumer-
te this week.