Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-01-30
A Happy Union.

0 solemnized one of the prettiest ma
Q riages taking place in our little eli
. for many a day-the contractir
parties being Mr.. Roscoe w. Smit
i and Miss Ida M. Harley, sister I
Mrs. Whitson.
: As the clock struck the hour {
four the sweet strains of Mendels
5 sohn's wedding march were playe
by Mrs. w. A. Reynolds, the brida
I party slowly entering the back par
Tor. Archdeacon Jennings, of 81
James Episcopal church, in tn
lead. He was met by the groom
IL the archway between the parlors
Little Della McCabe, niece of tn
bride, preceded her carrying a bou
quet Of bridal roses. The brid
was leaning on the arm of he
brother, A. ]. Harley. followed b,
. the maid of honor, Miss Mabel L
Payne, and the groomsman, Mr.. w
L. Harley, brother of the bride, ant
the BRIDES maid, Miss Nellie Mellen
attended by Mr.. F. w. Hobbs.
As the bridal party stood under
the artisticallv decorated archway
the solemn and beautiful marriage
vows were taken. Mr.. A. J. Harley
gave the bride away. At the close
of the benediction shower of rosee
fell from a suspended wedding bell
upon the bride and groom.
The brides dress was simple, yet
beautiful in its simplicity. 1t was
white mouseline de sole over taffeta
silk; the bodice was deliberately
tucked, trimmed in chiffon applique
and high neck. The skirt was en-
train with several graduated ruffles
edged with ribbon. The tulle bri-
dial veil was caught in the hair BY a
pearl and diamond breach. The
groom wore the conventional black.
The maid of honor was dressed
in pink albatross, trimmed in cream
Venise galoon and silver threaded
chiffon. The bodice was cut low in
the neck and skirt en- train. She
carried a bouquet of La France
roses tied with white ribbon.
The bridesmaids dress was blue
albatross deliberately trimmed in
blue ruffled and spangled chiffon.
The bodice being cut low in neck
and skirt en- train. She also car
ried bouquet of fragrant La
France roses tied with white
streamers.
Little Della McCabe, flower bear
er, was daintily gowned in light
blue, trimmed in white ribbon and
lace.
The whole bridal party presented
a pretty picture, the house being
darkened and only artificial light
to add to its beauty.
After congratulations the guests
adjourned to the dining room,
where two tables were set, each dec
GRATED with white ribbon, smilax
and cut flowers. In the center of
the table was the wedding cake, dec
GRATED with orange blossoms and a
marriage bell A delicious lunch
was served and merriment pro-
longed, with a number of toasts,
etc. The place favors were cards
with a white ribbon run under the
name and date of the occasion.
Mrs. Smith is one of our popular
young ladies, a native of Idaho, and
has lived here a number of years.
She is noted for her amiable and
lovable disposition and is accom-
plished in many ways. She is the
eighth and last girl to marry in the
Harley family. A pleasant feature
of the occasion was that all the
family but two sisters were present
those sisters living in California.
R. w. Smith is our well known
popular and always accommodate
ing druggist and ever live citizen.
He came here about twelve years
ago and everybody knows Roscoe
favorably, young and old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith departed on
Monday evenings train to spend
their honeymoon in California,
where they both have relatives
Mrs. Smiths two sisters and Mr..
Smiths mother and sister. They
will also spend four or five days in
Salt Lake. Upon their return they
will occupy their new home which
is being erected on Bennett street.
A very large number of friends of
the newly welded pair assembled
at the depot in the evening to bid
them a happy voyage not only to
the Golden State but through life,
and they were showered with vast
quantities of rice in the waiting
room at the depot and while board
ing the train.
The BULLETIN joins this happy
couples host of friends in wishing
them unbounded happiness and
prosperity through the journey of
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sommercamp, Mrs. W. +, Som
mercamp, sister Of the bride, Mrs NJ. E. Sommer.
camp, OF weser; Mrs. st. Clair Of Silver City and
j. B. Whitson of Bruneau H. Leadiey OF Oregon; VI.
| E. House and wife, W. D. Reynolds and wife, Mrs. w.
A. Reynolds, DIR. W. +. Smith, A. ]. Harley and wife
and children, Miss Edith Harley, +. W. Hobbs, Miss
| Nellie Mellen, W. L. Harley, Miss Mabel L. Payne.
]. D. Whitson and wife, Mrs. A. Harley, Miss Annie
Marrin John McCabe, Della MeCahe.