The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-10-22

most highly respectable young people
Mr. Earnest Champion, of Houston,
idaho, to Miss Sadie A. Horton, of
Challis, Idaho-at the residence of the
brides parents in Challis, on First
Avenue, in the eastern portion of this
city.
The bride appeared resplendent
dressed in blue silk trimmed with
white lace, and looked charming and
was most graceful as she marched to
the bridal altar attended by the groom
and the bridesmaid and the "best
man." to the inspiring strains of one
of Mendelsohn's wedding marches.
Placed in her hair was small cluster
of white maculatumn, and one could
not imagine more lovely scene. 1t
has been said that all brides look
lovely-that may be true, but some
appear more charming than others
is also equally true.
Miss Mary Jensen was selected as
bridesmaid, and was also charmingly
attired in appropriate gown for the
position and occasion. Henry Horton,
brother of the bride, acted in the cap
acity of "best man."
The marriage rites were performed
by the Rev. H. a. Riser, of Challis,
and were beautiful and impressive,
indeed.
The ceremonies being concluded, an
excellent repast was served to those
present, and the tables were laden
with choice and dainty viands.
The wedding was avery quiet affair,
only the relatives and very few of
the most intimate friends being pres
ent to witness this happy social event.
The bride is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Horton, OF Chal-
lis, and has resided in this town and
vicinity since a small girl, and has,
by her many charming graces and
pleasant manners, made a host of
friends who are almost legion.
The groom, appears in all respects,
to be an industrious and worthy
young gentleman. He is brother to
Mrs. Chas. Frost, of this place.
The MESSENGER wishes the happy
young couple Bon Voyage ON the
matrimonial Sea of Life May their
craft always ride safely over troubled
waters, and may their love and de-
votion be as deep as the sea, and their
sorrow as light as the foam
Following is the list of tokens OF
esteem-all of which were beautiful,
expensive and useful
! Organ-Mr. and Mrs. JOS Horton
| Pair Blankets-Mrs. J. H. Horton.
y Dozen Silver TeaspoonS-Mrs L. H John
ston.
Silver Gravy Ladel-Mrs. o. E. Penwell.
u Dozen Silver Teaspoons Mr.. and Mrs w
H. Leaton.
Silver Cold Meat Fork-Miss Gertrude Mac
Kendrick.
Silver Cream Ladel-Mr. and Mrs. William
Waters.
y Dozen Silver Table Knives and y Dozer
Silver Forks.-Mrs. j. A. Howell, Mrs. VIM
Elder and Miss Milissia Richards.
Silver, Gold Lined Sugar Shell.-Mrs. d
Cameron.
Eight Day Clock-Mr and Mrs. Chas Frost
y Dozen Silver Table Spoons-Mr. and Mrs
]. p. Spalding
Silver Sugar Shake-Mildred Gayle.
| Vinegar Bottle-Arthur Gayle.
4 Dozen Silver Table Knives; 4 Dozen Sill
yer Forks-Martin Joyce and Henry Horton.
Silver Cake Dish; Silver Bread Plate
Misses Dora, Julia and Mary Jensen.
/ pr. Linen Towles; Bread Plates-Mr. ant
Mrs. F. Nickerson.
Cut Glass Berry Dish-Miss Myrtle Nor
rison
Carving Set-Thos, Horton.
Silver Fruit Dish-Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Lane
4 Dozen Water Glasses-MrS. S. Holland.
Glass Water Pitcher-Carl Areutson.
Glass Fruit Stand-Etola Lane.
Toothpick Holder-Raymon Gill.
Glass Cake Stand-MrS. Chas. Frost.
Pair Linen Towles-Mrs. Jas. T. Gayle.
Mirror-Mrs. H. Gill.
Handkerchief Holder-Mrs E. F. Kirk.
Rocking Chair-Al. HoSkns.
Cut Flowers-Mrs ]. l.. Ehberts.
l Bull Dog "Joe"-.Tos. II. Horton.
/ Picture Frame-Mrs. r. Larter.
Berry Set-Miss Maude Ebberts.