Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
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To-day a. liz o'clock ~, At the
residence 81 Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n.
Fitzwater, one Of the happiest events
81 the season took place il Mount
ain Home. II was the marriage af
James A. Purtill and Miss Elizabeth
@. Fitzwater, the ceremony being
performed hy 1T. Rev. Bishop Clio.
reaux 81 Boise city. III the presence
Of the family Of the bride aud few
intimate friends Of the contracting
parties.
At the appointed time, amid the
beautiful strains 81 Wagner's we'd
ding march executed at the piano
by Miss Mabel Payne, the bridal
party entered the parlor, which was
brilliantly lighted and most beauti-
fully decorated with the choicest Of
flowers The representation of
large horseshoe, constructed Of
white roses and smilax, was Gus
pended from the ceiling Of the bay
window, under which the bride and
groom took position, their attend
ants standing ia their respective
places. Miss Ida May Fitzwater,
acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. r. "
Smith as the groom's best man, and
little Marguerite Helfrich as maid
Of honor, who carried the wedding
ring on d oliver tray. RI. Rev.
Bishop GloFeanx OBLIGATED impress
sively in the Catholic service which
united the happy couple in mar
riage.
The bride was attired IN a simple
but elegant costume Of pearl white
silk trimmed in real lace and or
ange blossoms, the veil being care
lessly arranged and caught in the
couture with a cluster Of orange
blossoms
The bridesmaid wore q beautiful
dress Of pink crepe trimmed in rib
bon and lace, carving beautiful
roses Of . harmonizing color.
Little Marguerite Helfrich pre-
sented a beautiful and fairy-like
appearance in a costume Of pure
white swiss.
The groom and groomsman were
handsomely attired in the conven.
tional black broadcloth,
The invited guests were; Mr.. and
Mrs, Ed Pnrsill Of Montpelier, Mr..
and Airs. |. T. Fitzwater Of Rocky
Bar, Miss Edith Ellsworth Of Boise
City, Mr.. and Mrs E G. Helfrich,
Mrs. NJ. c. Smith, Miss Mabel l..
Payne. Miss NJ Helffieh. DIR VIM
r Smith, Capt s. q Rhoades, r.
II. Mcwilliams aud r. w Smith.
The gifts TO the worthy young
couple denoted evidence of the es-
TEEN aud affection in which they
are held, aud Of which the follow
ing is a partial list;
The grOom's gut TO the bride was Z
silver dinner set.
J Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Filzwater >
Rocky Bar--Set ~ water glasses.
Miss Mabel Payne and Mr.. r. w
/ Snnth--Brass onyx top center table.
W ID Reynolds aud Il. w. Smith
i -;ilverware.
Mrs NJ C Smith-Souyeni spoOr
aud handkerchief
After the ceremony and congrat
uIations the party repaired to thu
diniug-rooTn, where the table wal
| prellily decorated with flowers and
a most elaborate menu provided.
This evening Mr.. aud Mrs. Purtil
will occupy their new home
near by. where MIR. Purtill has fit
ted up a handsome aud comfort
able residence for his bride, anc
where the kindest wishes Of thii
community will be with them.
i The bride IL the eldest daugbte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Fitzwater o
this place, ia handsome, amiabll
and accomplished, and il q priz
any man should be proud Of win
Mug. The groom Ii = prOminen
citizen and Mountain Homes de
servedlv popular postmaster.
i The BULLETIN wishes they ma,
enjoy Gods gracious smiles ant
Heavens golden sunlight for many
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