Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-05-29
Wedding Bells.


Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at
the home Of the brides parents,
Turner Hotel, Mr.. Daniel w. Green
burg and Miss Bertha M. Turner
were united in holy wedlock,
Judge X. 1. Perky officiating.
The beautiful strains of Mendels-
sohn's wedding march by Mrs. Dan
Reber filled the atmosphere Of the
parlors, into which the bridal party
slowly entered. A. G. Smith acted
as best man and accompanied the
groom. Following them came Mas
ter Everett Turner, brother Of the
bride, who bore the ring; then the
maid Of honor. Miss Nellie Turner,
sister Of the bride. She was fol-
lowed by Miss Ora Reed, brides
maid. The bride and her father
completed the bridal party.
The contracting parties were sta
toned under a beautiful wedding
bell of evergreens, brides roses and
carnations. Here Judge Perky pro-
nounced them husband and wife.
Congratulations followed by fully
so friends who had assembled to
witness this happy event.
The bride was becomingly attired
in white organdy gown, en- train
and trimmed in lace and white rib
bons. The simplicity Of the gown
added much the happy counte-
nance. She carried a bouquet of
BRIDES roses.
The maid of honor wore q pretty
white dress and carried pink carna-
tions.
The bridesmaid wore a cream
gown deliberately trimmed in lace,
the bodice being decollete, and car
ried pink and white roses.
The groom and attendant wore
the conventional black.
The guests repaired to the din
ing room and partook of a wedding
supper that could not be excelled
anywhere. The spacious dining
hall was festooned with evergreens.
The table, the full length of the
dining room, was decorated with
evergreens and white ribbon. The
bride and groom were seated on the
left hand side of the table about the
center. In front Of them were the
bride and groom cakes upon a
large mirror almost hidden by pink
and white carnations and roses
Above them was suspended low
er's knot of white ribbon.
At the conclusion of the sumptu-
Gus repast appropriate toasts were
given by the following friends: Judge
Perky, w. T. Montgomery, Dr.
J. w. Nieukirk, Mrs. w. L. Mont,
gomery, Mrs. X, 1. Perky, E. c.
Helfrich, Mrs. J. M. Cowen, Miss
Mabel L. Payne. Pure sparkling
water was drunk many times du.
ring the toasts for the health
wealth, happiness, etc. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenburg.
Numerous kilograms of congratu
lation from different parts of the
United States were read and appre
ciated.
Mrs. Greenburg is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j
Turner. She was a wee babe when
her parents came to Mountain
Home, about twenty years ago. Sht
was the first and only girl in the
town for some time. Many friends
have had the pleasure of seeing hel
grow from childhood to woman
hood, and beautiful womanhood
too. For two years her pleasan
smile was seen as clerk in the post
office. She resigned and accepted
the position of manager of the tele
phone exchange until q short tim
ago.
/ Mr.. Greenburg came here from
Chicago last fall as local managel
of the Mountain Home Irrigated
Farms Association, which pc sitiol
he held until a short time ag,
when he resigned and is now in tn
jewelry store of W. D. Reynolds
He is wide-awake and affabl
young man, of sterling qualitie
and full of enthusiasm for the wei
fare of our little city.
This happy young couple star
out on the sea of matrimony will
the very brightest prospects, whicl
the BULLETIN sincerely hopes vii
never be dimmed by adversely
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenburg will 500
! be domiciled in a cottage next t
, the Baptist church on Elmor
street.
List of presents received:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Turner-MahogaDy diningroo
D table
f. A. Turner-Toilet set and towels
Miss Nellie Turner-Tabe linen.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Ake-Cutgass vinegarette 81
y shakers
Dr. VIM r. smith-Ivory handled carving set.
y Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Kesey-l00 piece dinner set.
r @. Campbell-Roman vase and soap dish.
Charles Dreun and Miss Stella Patterson-sils
berry spoon and forks.
Sol Observation-Disclosures almond dish.
= Miss Hiland-Ostrch feather fan.
n Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosenheim-Pearl handled fri
knives
n Mr. and Mrs. VIM. D. Reynolds Silver table q
tea spoons.
Miss Minnie Tanncr--C utglass sherbet cups.
~ Mr. and Mrs John McMillan-Cutglass fruit boz
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Cowen--Willow rocker
a Miss Mildred observation-disclosures
MIR. and Mrs. M. J. Greenburg-Linen.
u A. @. smth-Cutgisss berry bowl and gold bracel
II Mr.. and Mrs q. r Hall-Gold bowl berry spo