The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-05-02
FRANK LOWDEN AND FLO"
PULLMAN MARRIED.
xu.a,,;un Gown the Most MaEhlhce"'
Ever Worn Oh This oi"e "a
the Water.

Elorence Pullman, daughter OIL the "uie
millionaire president of the Pullman lal-
ace Car Company, and Frank .. l1owdHh'
a Young LAWYER of this city, was soleIh'l-
ized at the Pullman mansion on Irailie
avenue this evening 1t was function Oh
axtrama elabora ton and brilliancy. Inc
wedding gown, made by Worth OF tarls,
has been pronounced the most mashliice /
wedding dress ever worn by al Alloi 80,
bride The material is rich heavy "hlle
satin embroidered in pearls and brllliants.
The skirt is made full with an eftectNe
court train and is embroidered IN thlee
panels of the pearls and brlllants. In
the skirt, the bodice is embroluereu W.
jewels, and has superb glrdie, "hich 40
a solid mass of pearls and diamonds
The officiating divines were the Two
uncles of the bride, Rev. Royal Henry
Pullman of Baltimore and Rev James M
/ Pullman Of Lynn, Mass. The office OF at
tendant of honor was served oy ME-.
Frank j. Carolan of San Francisco, me
brides younger sister, and these We're NE
bridesmaids Misses Felicite Ogiespy OF
Elkhart, H., daughter of ex-governor
Richard j. Oglesby; Florence Alger q
| Detroit, daughter of Ex-Governor Russel
! A. Alger; Bertha West of New York, niece
of Mr.. Pullman, and Florence Clarke OF
| Chicago The best man was Henry \.
! Dawes, Of Pittstield, Mass, and these
served as ushers: Frank Hamlin, kei-
| log Fairbank, Clarence Wooley, Walter
Herrick, George N. Pullman, Jr.. and
! Sanger Pullman. The ceremony took
| place in the alcove of the main drawing
| room at o'clock, and was witnessed py
| about 500 relatives and most intimate
friends Of the two families. Half an hour
later the reception, and for which 2OOO in
vitations had been issued, commenced.
The new organ, especially built into the
music room for this occasion at an outlay
nj Ia11 ipa
ated with the playing of Mendelssohns
wedding march. Only 10 days will be oc-
cupied in the wedding trip to the east
BRIDE AND GROOM.
Miss Florence Pullman, the bride, is
about % years of age, and is the favor
lite child of G. M. Pullman Of sleeping-car
fame. There are three other children,
one of them being Mrs F. Carolan, whose
beautiful home at Burlingame, near San
! Francisco, is one Of the attractions of the
Pacific coast. The others are the twin
boys, Sanger and G. M. Pullman, Jr.
Sanger Pullman is learning the dry goods
business. G.. M. Pullman Jr., is at Cor
nell, and expects to graduate next year,
shortly after which Miss Felititie OgleS-
by, daughter of Ex-Governor Oglesby, will
become his wife.
Mr.. Pullman has already given his sons
and daughters healthy start in life each
child attaining it's 2lst year being pre-
notes. from the income of which they are
expected to defray all their personal ex-
penSeS.
In addition to the earnings of her 5000, 900
; 1T is reported without denial that Miss
, Florence Pullman draws regular sal
airy OF $4,000 a year from the Pullman
Palace Car Company for naming the
many cars turned out of the big works
Miss Pullman has had various suitors
Tor her hand and fortune In 1892 the
worlds fair brought to this country the
Prince Won lsenberg Bierstein, nephew oil
the emperor of Austria and first cousin
) to the Crown Prince Rudolph.
Miss Florence Pullman is a most attrac.
tive girl, who is extremely popular in so
c'ety, and who, in spite of her many socia
odueS, hnds time to give her personal al
, tentlon to philanthropic work of all kinds
fter selection as the man of her choice O
plain. everyday American was a SQUIRE,
Or great joy to her father who has neye
J, concealed his disgust for the American
girls craze for titles.
Mr.. Lowden is "a years of ace He wa,
born in Sunrise City, Mimi, in 1861 Hi
1ather and grandfather were born in Yer
mont. In 1863 he was taken by his parent
70 rotnt fleasant Iowa, and worked on ;
farm, attending school in the winter A
the age Of Is he began teaching school II
graduated from the Iowa university i,
e 1893, and began teaching in the Burlin OTTO,
S HoWA high school, He studied law in hi
!, spare moments. and in 1886 came to chi
e cago and entered the law office of Wiz
: Dexter After the death of Mr.. Dexte
e I. W.; io"peE formed partnership wit
: Wllllam Is. Keep. During the past Yea,
however, he has elected to practice aIone
n ne IS ABOUT tive feet eight inches tall, wit,
, nsht halr and strong, smooth-shave
lace. He weighs about $50 pounds has fin
+ eyes; and is brilliant talker. He is a re-
p o';tio ana mas taken some interest i
9 rlnh tho $3.50 - a member of the Chcag