Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-04-06
Saeenbery-Hall Nuptials.

Saeenbery-Hall Nupttals.
fellow.
Wednesday evening April 4, the
NJ. E. Church was filed to over
flowing with the many friends of
Miss Winifred Hall anil Mr.. David
Sasenbery to witness the ceremony
which united them in the bonds Of
holy matrimony. The seating
capacity Of the binding was in
sufficient to accommodate the pep
pie. The churcl, was beautifully
decorated with evergrecns and
trilliums, Il large bell Of the latter
being suspended over the center Of
the chancel. e
Promptly at eight O'Clock the
bridal party arrived and ap-
preached the altar, to the
strains Of a wedding march which
was very sweetly rendered by
Miss Aileen Greene, who appeared
very charming iD a gown of cream
silk. Little Misses Villa Wilkin-
son and Lulu Richardson preceded
the party, scattering violets and
daisies in the path Of the bride,
and looking very sweet in their
simple white frocks.
The bride was lei to the altar
by Mr.. J. II. Robinson. She wa,
attired in white satin and point
lace, the veil being caught up with
a bunch Of green lraves A large
boquet Of white Marechal, Neil
roses tied with broad white Ribbon
completed the simple and elegant
toilette. .9F
Miss Valentine Bundren, follow
ing tho BRIDE, was maid of honor,
and was attired in a gown of pale
green silk, decollete, with pink silk
and black velvet trimmings, carry
ing a large boquet of pink roses.
The bridesmaids, Misses Wood,
Castendick, Rowton and Maxey,
followed Miss Bundren, Misses
Wood and Maxey in pink silk,
and Misses Castendick and Rowton,
in pale green silk, each wearing
large bow of black velvet ribbon
on the shoulder and CARRYING
lunches Of pink roses tied with
broad pink ribbon. The combina-
ton Of colors was harmony itself
and looked lovely.
Mr.. E. A. Day supported Mr..
Sasenbery as best man, Messrs.
Glanville, Pearson, Greene and
White being ushers.
The ceremony was the short in
formal one of the NJ. E. church
and was performed by Rev. w. A.
Hall, father Of the bride, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Sasenbery
were introduced to tho guests as
sembled.
The bridal party and relatives
and few intimate friends then
proceeded to the home of the
brides parents. They were Mrs.
Hall, mother of the bride, attired
in black crepon; Mrs. Wilkinson,
sister of the groom, in pink silk,
chiffon and black velvet; Mrs.
Pulse in rale yellow and black
velvet; Mrs. Wagner in lavender
satin and black lace; Mrs. Jack il
blue henrietta aad black lace; Mrs.
Sweet in black and white silk; Mrs
Fulton in gray silk and pink trim.
mings; Mrs. Richardson, in blacl
and white silk; Miss Robinson il
cream-flowered taffeta silk, an(
Mics Sweet in blue and black; ant
Messrs Hall, Robinson, Wilkinson
Pulse, Wagner, Jack, Fulton
Richardson, and Swret.
The bride is one OF Grangeville'
most charming young ladies, ant
is known, loved and hOnored b,
her many FIJI nds and acqusin ance
for her sterling qualities Of woman
hood, and Mr.. Sas"nbery Is to b
congratulated on gaining such
pearl without price for a help-mee,
The groom has resided in Grange
vile some five years. during whicI
time he has gained the confidenc
and respect Of all for his bushes
. ability, public spirit and genera
social good qualities. He is asso
ciated with the Bargain Store Co.
of this city.
The young couple will max
their home here and re-ide in tn
{ Richardson residence on mort
State street, which has been Gle
gantly furnished for their HON
nest.
The FREE Press tenders it's be,
wishes to the happy couple for
long life Of peace, happiness, healt
and prosperity.