The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-06-22

June u, l9Ob, at $3.50 O'CLOCK p. m.
Frederick Fehd, aged 7s years, {
months and 2 days.
Funeral Sunday afternoon, June 49,
at $3.50 o'clock at the residence. In
terment In Forest cemetery.
Deceased was q native OF Germany
but had lived In Iowa for twenty.four
years, and was for many years a re-
spected resident of Spring Creek
township. A wife and seven children
survive. They are: J. NJ, Andrew
and J. +. Fehd, and Mesdames Lena
Leibermar, Margaret Bilz,Anna Kruze
and Christina AttIg.
SPENCER -. HENTON. -- The lei.
lensburg Capital Of Wednesday. June
7. gives the following report Of wed.
ding Of special interest to osla1oosa
people:
Grace Episcopal church, on the
evening Of June !. had the appearance
Of fairy garden, when the nuptlaia
Of Miss Catherine Davidson Hentor
Of this city and Mr.. Wilbur Elliott
Spencer of Oskaloosa, Iowa, were sol
emnized. The aisle Of the church
was arChed with Japanese Snowflake
and ferns. The chancel in maiden.haIr
ferns and smilax, against which were
arranged roses In great profuslon
The altar was In smilax and roses OF
purest white, and with the candles
throwing their softened light over all
made a perfect setting for the boauti
full bride and her attendants. At half
past eight o'clock the groom, accom-
panied by his best man, George NJ
Ureher, Of Spokane, took his place at
the chOlr rail, TO await his bride
Then, while Lohengrlns wedding
march was softly played by Mrs. AL.
slemmons, the wedding party moved
up the center aisle, the bride leaning
upon The arm Of her father. AZ the
entrance to the choir they met the
waiting groom, and here the betroLhal
service was said and the bride given
away by her father, after which they
proceeded TO the altar rail, where :hc
service was completed and the nup.
tial benediction given. The Ceremo
ny was performed by the Reverend
Andrcas Bard, Of Walla Walla, an old
friend Of the bride and former pastor
Of this church. The gowns OF the
bridal party were the finest creations
Of the modiste's art. The bridesmaids
were beautifully gowned In whlte,car
rying pink roses. The matron OF hon.
or wore o beautiful gown OF white
silk crepe and Irish point lace. The
maid Of honor was lovely In white
silk muslin, embroidered with pink
roses. Tho bride was gownci In an
exquisite creation Of white satin and
duchess lace. Her veil was OF richest
tulle, held in place by her engagement
ring. She carried shower bouquet
Of brides roses. The mother Of the
bride wore a beautiful gown Of light
crepe and lace with pearls and diG
monds. Mrs. A. r. Spencer mother
of the groom, an imported gown Of
embroidered chiffon cloth, Valen.
clennes lace and diamonds. ImmedI-
ately after tho ceremony at the
church, reception was held at the
home OF the brides parents, attended
by Erlensburg friends as well as many
from outside points. Here the decora.
lions were elaborate, being a profus.
ion OF roses and ferns. Delicious re-
treatments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer left on the early train
for Victoria, where they will spend a
few days, thence they 70 to their ft-
turo home in Oskaloosa, Iowa. The
bride was the recipient Of many hand-
come gifts, the groom's being heart
shaped pendant Of pearls and dia.
monds. Mrs. Spencer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George u. Henton, is q
native daughter Of Washington, being
one OF the FIRST white children born
in Ellensburg She received her edu-