The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-10-16
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4 4 lHufSoay evening, .ocr 10 at D p.
M. at the residence of the BRIDES mo-
rther, Mrs. Sarah Grow, wfss solemnized
the marriage of Herbert n. Helms and
Miss Cora Grow. This lhappy event
had been expected for solne time, as
invitations had been issued several
weeks ago 1t was one q the prettiest
! home weddings that has ever taken
place in Kendrick. The rooms were
most tsstefully decorated and arranged
| for the occasion and at p{ecisely eight
O'Clock the bridal partys. descended in
to the parlor and took tf}sir places (un.
1 der mass of toliage), whiae Mrs. J. T.
] Moser, presiding at the piano, played
| he wedding march, playing softly
|. while the PresbyterianSln marriage SER
! vice was read by Rev. J.. A. Hedges.
! Z was an Impressive ceremony and af-
iiteg twas over the happy couple re-
Teeivea the congratulations of the as
/ sernbled guests and their hearty wtll
I wishes for tie future, Tue bride was
lovely ia a gown Of white Persian
lawn and carried bouquet of bridal
/ r1ees while the groom dressed in con-
1 ventieaai black. A splendid luncheon
/ such as Mrs. Grow knows how to pre-
pare, was then served to which ample
| Justice was done by all.
Che brideand groom arestw of our
best lnownand popular ynung people.
The brsde has been a. resident Of Ken
,agick for eight or ten years and taught
| most aceepia5lY5for several terms in
Pour public schools; Of late she has been
eIerking for Il P. Hull and is also city.
treasurer. She is Of happy and viya-
ciQus disposlt ltion ana greatly respected
! The groom has been the popular and
efficient foreman of Hull's clerical
force fora humber of years and is one
5ef the bestsstlesman in the rown be-
4 sides being a young mar OF most sex
Fempiary habits. The young. couple
vent 70 hosisekee pttfg iniyhediately IN
I rooms titted up by them in the John
/ ison building where. they are at home
to their numerous friends and acquain-
t tanees.
/ The roonls were decorated with au.
/ tunn coiors aud the.exquisite coloring
/ Of the foliage draped in an artistic
manner, transformed the surroundiage
into a fairy bower, in the center of
which and against a mass OF vines aud
lowers stood the young couple and thu
nipister,
The guests present were: Messieurs
and wifes 4 A Huntar, A Hunter, III P
Hul,7C Al Keep, D.J Rowlands, L T
/ Atchison, E Crocker, J 7 MQser, w b
/ Crews, A Q White, j I Mitcham, ID s
MeCIea; Misses Collins, Willis, Lang,
Miteha,n, Smith, Jean Smith, Ham.
leyi Nfessieurs G w Sunpiger, w A
/ Rothwell, Chas LeMariuel, R G Sin
! clair, r NJ Walker, Earl Crocker, ] r
! Haizlip,
Il * list Of the presents as seen in a
4 room set apart for them we herewith
give and we note thar besides being
Valued, practical and useful, they car
tried an air of Thoughtful selection
which showed that the heart went
4 with it and the well wishes were more
dian words: ss
Misses Hainley and Collins, Water
l bottle, glasses aud tray
Silver butter dish, GA Lukens & wife
Hand painted Persian vases, a g
| Waite and Wife
! Cut gl&ss pepper aud salt and set fruit
plasAs, Prank Groaker and wife
Chocolate set, Pne Manse q
silver sugar spoon, Mis- Narie LeMar-
H4vilana berry set, Dr .Ffqpter and
EGold t3owlea terry spoon, Cis4s lie.
+ aiarinel
Set siiyes knives and FORKS. sfter din-
+ nsr c9liees-0 s0 set l4a sFa9ns, Miss
Mattel I4elms 9ion city 1ll
Two lsar hlee epri@ns 6ie9 Il IIeltaF
4 aad Avlgs, Itm CHS Ill,
Ceaterpin, Aessie liah.ls ssl53e place
#Iutiviaira Qg.xes, fsiss Aitca Grow,
Jseksoiiyll Ala
6asar 4slI as4d htiaseg l.niEe, Nj ana
ftr- A"hierer, p4ia,ise, 4Vn
Desert srcon and rose SIS DFIso.ll#gll
siasc soup f5dn, Mlas Lang
iSynFrts' f.:y, 4 4 Huater 4gd wife
tseae. + BFey lis4n SAD Hi5e, q t'tow
i I'm hawaii4H islafpis
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