Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-13
IN THE SOCIAL REALM

member of the local chapter Of the
same fraternity.
miss Browne has been a student
at the state university for the past
year and her maid of honor, Miss
Hattie Palmer of Lewiston, Ida, is
freshman at the same institution.
1.-THE wedding guests were con-
fined to fraternity circles. The house
was deliberately decorated. the walls
being banked with greenery and
Scotch broom. An aisle leading to
the reception hall where the cere-
mony was performed by DR.. ]. D. P.
Llwyd of St. Marks Parish church,
was made of twisted greenery and
carnations. Miss Kathleen George
sang and Miss Mary Bacon played
the wedding march.
"The bride wore an empire gown
en- train. satin striped chiffon over
white satin with trimmings OF Ouch
ess lace, and carried a shower bou-
quet of white roces and broad rib
bons and tulle. Her veil was fasten-
ed with orange blossoms Miss Pal
mer was in pale yellow chiffon over
taffeta and carried yellow iris.
"Mr. and Mrs. Brown left imme-
diately for trip OF several months
to tour Yosemite, Yellowstone and
. points of interest in British Column
bia, after which they will make
their home in Los Angeles"
Mrs. J. e. Babb gave picnic
launch party to a small company OF
friends who, on Thursday. went to
Asotin for an outing. Those who
made up the party were Mrs. w. G
Seeley, Mrs. Louis Roos, Mrs. H. w
Hubbard and Miss Mabel Neal.
| The members of the Normal school
! faculty will be widely scattered dur
Ing the vacation. President Black
has already departed for Chicago
where he will attend summer SEES
sion of the graduate school of Chi
cago university. Miss Blanchard
has gone to her home at Marquette
Mich. Miss Henry will leave Mon.
day for her home at Berkeley, Cal
] Miss Urch will teach In the summer
normal at Occur d'Alene and viii
later go to Columbia college for thu
summer. Miss Deems will also TAXI
work at Columbia during the sum
mer session. Miss Eggeman will g
Il to Detroit. Mr.. Hubbard will teacl
! in the summer normal at Coeu'
i d'Alene and later take an outinl
/ trip. The others have announced nj
plans for the summer.
II Married In a bower of roses ia
very hitting description OF the wad
ding Of Miss Margaret Isabel Nc
Laren and Mr.. John Ray Morris
which was celebrated at the home o
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j William McLaren. at high nool
Thursday. The house was decorate'
with a profusion OF roses. Festoon
i hung from the ceiling, bowers O
! roses made the improvised altar an,
: rose petals carpeted the floors in thu
path of the pridal party A massiv
) vase Of cut roses was the center piec
: Of the bridal table at the weddinI
breakfast. and ropes of roses fror
the corners of the room crosse
. above the heads OF the guests O
honor and showers of rose petal
were rained upon the bridal party. a
> they left the parental home for .thei
I wedding journey.
t The bridal party moved down tn
5 stairway as the Mendelssohn wed
) ding march sounded. Miss Edit
: McLaren. sister of the bride led tn
;, way She was gowned In organdi
and carried bouquet Of roses. Tn
, bride came on the arm OF her father
beautiful in her costume of chiffo
< accordion plated over taffeta, he
, bridal veil being caught with daisie.
; They were met at the altar by tn
;, groom and his best man. z. E. East
} wood. Rev. William baltimore Q
! the Presbyterian church performe
the ceremony, which was beautiful
. impressive. During the ceremon
/ Miss Homer sang "a Confession,
5 by Thome, and Mrs. Stacy preside
! at the piano. An elegant three-cours
wedding breakfast followed. afte
which the bridal couple went to tn
train and left for trip to Seattl,
where they will sail for Alasks
They will be at home to their friend