Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-19
ADAMS.SCHODDE.
Detailed Account of the Big We'd
dine at Hepburn.

Hepburn, Idaho, June p. A very
pleasant and very popular home we'd
ding occurred at the Henry Schodde
ranch last Wednesday, June 10th, at g.
p. m, when Miss Clara Schodde, the
most highly respected young lady in the
Minidoka Project was welded to Frank
Fl. Adams by the Rev Perkins Of Hey
bnrn, in the presence Of several hundred
sincere friends and her relatives, many
+ Shoshone and out-of-town people being
/ present.
The bride was handsomly gowned in
white satin with lace trimmings, her
veil being caught up with orange bios
SONS. George Schodde, brother of
the bride, acted as best man, with Miss
Alice Clark of Shoshone, as bridesmaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schodde have
pioneered in this part of Idaho for so
many years that all the new -comers
look upon them as an example of what
untiring, persistent work will do toward
a successful competence. Their children
have aided materially in the general
success, and it goes without denial that
the Industrious, ambitious, lovable ma
ture of Miss Clara will be sadly missed
from the old homestead.
Presents innumerable from home
and surrounding states were received
in lavish profusion. Owing to lack
of definite detail an accurate list of
those present is impossible to give.
Among the gifts were: First National
Bank of Ogden, chest Of silverware;
VIM. Schodde, Monticello, Iowa, chest
of pearl-handled silverware; Mr.. and
Mrs. K. l. Perky, Boise, chocolate set;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Newton and Geo.
Newton, chatting dish; Mr.. and Mrs.
Byruns, bon bon dish with silver stand;
Mr.. B. J. Bradley, carving set; Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Parsons, St. Louis, chest sill
verware; MIR. Thol, silver teaspoons;
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Burton, Wells, New,
sugar shell and butter knife; Mr.. and
Mrs. Parsons, silver butter knife and
towels; Mrs. L. D. Locklin, family bible;
Mrs. c. Yahn aud daughter, silver
cream ladle; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ad
ans, silver spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.
Longenberger. cake plate and glass
tray; Mr.. and Mrs. McFall, Shoshone,
carving set; Frances Holt, set vases;
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt, bed spreads and
sheets; Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, table
cloth: Mr.. and Mrs. Lanning, table
cloth; Mr.. Hogan table cloth and nap
kins; DR.. and Mrs Killen, table cloth
and napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. .O.J. Brennan,
opera bag; Mrs. S. Kesl, center piece
and photo; Mr.. and Mrs. Goble, family
dresser scarf and bed spread; Mrs.
Gurks, sofa pillow; C. Jones, teaspoons;
berry dish, Mrs R. Ellis; water set,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cook; berry dish,
Mr.. and Mrs. True; butter knife and
sugar shell, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't. Ellis;
silver salt and pepper shakes, Mr.. and
Mrs Goddard; oil painting, pastoral, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Schroeder; oil |
painting, marine, Mr.. Geo. Schroeder; |
silver cake basket, Mr.. Geo. Schodde; |
silver center set, Mr.. Tom Schodde;
silver forks and knives, Miss Lottie /
Schodde; salt and pepper shakers, Mr..
a d Mrs. Hansen, clock; Mrs. Robt.
Grant, sterling tea spoons; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton, cut glass pickle dish;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, hand painted
berry bowl; Mr.. and Mrs. Keefer; sofa
pillow, Mrs. Daigle; sofa pillow, Miss
|. Irwin; set forks and knives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Snyder; sugar spoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell; oyster forks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams; cream ladle, Miss Amy Starrh;
photo, Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Blanchard;
bread and butter plates, Miss A. Clark;
Modern fiat irons, Mr., Joe Schodde;
water set, Mr.. Frank Schodde; center
set, Mr.. Fred Schodde; pie knife, Mr.
and Mrs. Still; cut glass berry bowl,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Custer; cut glass
Jelly dish, Mr. and Mrs. Byersdaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams will return from
California in about four weeks.