Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-12
Welded
In ST. Paurs Episcopal Church. Black
foot Wednesday, October 9fh.

The prettlest wedding which Black.
foot people have witnessed for a long
lime, took place Ia ST. Panl's Episcopal
church. on Wednesday evening, octo.
her 9th, when MIR. Earle Russell H0nck |
I'D 10 the altar Miss Elizabeth Criswell |
All durlng the day preparations were
ming on at the home OF the bride and |
u the coy little church, in the way of
decorations, and by nlgbtiali IL seemed
like fairyland. Autumn leaves, in all
their wealth OF russet and gold mingl,'d
with green, furnished the main decora-
,ion: With beautiful sweet peas ON the
altar, organ and the church furniture
Al 500 D. ~, the doors were opened
10 the invited guests, and soon the
church mas flled, all Ia happy expec-
,aacy Of the arrival oi the bride.
A, s:55. few taps ot the wedding
bell summoned the bride frum her home
aud The Rector Of the church, Rev, ID.
Campbell Mayors, entered the chaneci
ia hls whlie roLes % receive the bridal
PARTY. A, $50 the bell peeled out n few
welcoming notes for they had arrived.
Thi. pas signal fur ,he organist, Miss
Keb.cra Wright who Immediately be-
gan the march, Hearts and Flowers," I"
asd Tie ushers, Mcssrs Charles Fisher
anj Howard Wasley, entered abreast
faloped by the sweet little nuwer Girl,
Ms., MilIiccut HOnck. sister Of the
gr,soai, Who carried basket ol swee.
l@as
Thea came The brides maid. Miss Eisa
Bergman, goWasd In pink silk covered
nlth shits chiffon trimmed With blsck
yslyrt and lace aud wearing large
black velvet hat She carried a hean-
,liul bouquet Of white roses and cafna'
,i0u.
Nil, Crl~wsll, the bride entered Oh
The arm ot her father. Mr. Edward
Cfi,uril She wore = gown Of white
silk covered with white slik chiffon aod
chiffon veil She carried dainliiy
Iound copy II the Episcopal prayer
book, out ~ wi,ich the service was read
whcnl4o.tbirds ~ the aisle the groon
And hi. brst man, Mr.. Howard J.
Hnhhs. l~surj from the rrsiry rNou
do0r tu time to meet sud receive th'
bride from her father.
Tbs rcspnnses were made very audi
bly, and distinctly, ~ though the par
tie, thoroughly understood aud urpr''
ciaied the full meaning % the service
The 'nlI Episcopal ritual with al II
beautiful .olcmnity, was used.
And We feel they wcrg thorough!
married. After the brneiiction hai
been pronounced Memberships wed
ding msrchfwas played and the couple
sent down the aisle and standing with
IN The yrstibnlc with the best man am
brides maid. received the conGratulH
tlons Of their friends. hearty and num
cruns. After they had done this The
proceeded tn Tia. home of the brid
"hcro the Immediate family. the recto
and hi. wife and n very few intimai
frieHGs were entertained. At 10 =, 81
amid q shower Of rice. rattling wolfe
OF old shoes aud the accompaniment
an oil can attached To the rear axle
the carriage, the newly made conpI
departed for their new home In Elm
wood, where they will reside.
The bride received over 100 present
consisting Of useful and beautiful piec'
oi furniture. dainty china, exauisil
cut glass, silver aud table linen. beside
other things OF miscellaneous chara
tor
The groom IL wcll.kuown busine
mau ot the town, aud the bride and !
have grownup together from childhoo
We heartily congratulate the coup
aud wish them many years OF wedd'
bliss.
The visiting relatives from Pocatell
were Mrs. James Criswell and Mrs, '
a Gtiswell. D. g. NJ.