Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-09-09
Home with a Bride.

TreU L. MOORE dIIlNSu uOInt ldSt !
Tuesday mcrning, accompanied by
his bride A reception was given
the newly welded couple at the l.
%. O. f. Hall in the evening, at
which there was n large attendance
of those who came to- offer their
congratulations. The guests were
entertained wGt'h dancing. MIR.
Moore is one of our most popular
and successful young business men
OF Boomers Perry, and Mrs. Moore
is a most charming and accomplish
cd young lady OF their mardage
the Malone, n. Y, Gazette says;
Fort OOvINGToN, N. Y, Aug. 30,
1905. Under cloudless skies and
amid Surroundings of simple beau
ty and peace, fore-auguring, as we
all hope, the future happiness and
prosperity of the young couple,
there took place, on Wednesday
morning, the marriage of two who
have ranked among the brightest
and best of the children of the
"Old Fort" By this ceremony, cell
ebrated in st. Mary's church, Cath
arina Agnes Donovan, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Donovan, became the wife of Fred
erick Thomas Moore, of Boomers
Ferry, Idaho, a former resident of
our village and son of Mrs. Edward
Moore, formerly of st. Agnes par
ish, Dundee.
The ceremony was performed at
8 a. m. by Rev. Father Burke, of
Hogansburgh, assisted by Father
| Murphy, of Ottawa, now in tempo
rary charge of this parish. Mrs.
John Parker presided at the organ
and by her mastery playing of the
traditional wedding marches added
much to the beauty of the occasion.
The altar, trimmed with golden
glow and asparagus, presented a
beautiful appearance, enhanced by
the clusters of sweet peas at the
chancel rail.
The bride went unattended to
the altar, accompanied only by her
father who gave her away. She
wore most becoming gown of
round length, made of white China
silk, with yoke and bertha of en-
broidered net. Her hat, of lace. was
trimmed with white forget-me-nots
and ties of tulle, with the under
Of plated tulle and forget-ms-nots.
She carried no flowers, but instead
dainty white prayer book, while
her only ornament was a crescent
, pin of Roman gold set with dia-
, mond, the gift of the groom.
The marriage performed with the
simple but impressive rites of the
Catholic church, was followed by
Low Mass, at which the newly
welded couple received communion
, Father Burke also delivered a few
words of impressive and well chosen
advice and cOngratulation to them
At the conclusion of the services
the bridal party returned directly
e to the home of the brides parents
where breakfast was served to tn,
members of the immediate family
the clergymcn and few intimate
friends.
: Many appropriate and beautiful
/: gifts, chiefly of cut glass, silver
: china and linen, were presented t.
the new couple in remembrance o
the happy event and to express th
high esteem in which they are held
Many friends gathered at tn
S afternoon train to express, in tn
: time-honored manner and also b,
showering them with flowers, thei
p heartiest good wishes. Mr.. and Mrs
Moore left for Montreal on thei
Il way to the Lewis and Clark EN
: position, where they will make
: short stay before going to thei
d home at Bonrers Ferry.
= For the past six years Mrs Moor
has resided with her parents her
n and been engaged in teaching i
" the village school, whore she nc
', only made an enviable record as
a teacher, but has won many friend
- young and old She also acted q
organist in st. Mary's church, an
in every position her departul
will be keenly felt by those WI
have been associated with her. NJ
y Moore, now prosperous bushes
> man in his western home, is we
II known in this community an
y highly regarded by all who kno
ID him.
/ Though we regret their departu
= for a distant state, we all join
i' wishing and confidently expectir
T. for them a long, useful and hapI
he welded life.