Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-03-19
GEE-LEMM NUPTIALS.

UEE-LEWW NUT 1tHLOH
The elfin child. Cupid, has again in
terested himself in Montpelier, the re- |
suit of his wiles this time being the I
nnptuals of Miss Genevieve, the charm
ing daughter of MIR. and Mrs. h W.
Gee of this city, and Mr. Frederick
Leon Iemm, formerly of Montague,
Mich which were solemuized at high
noon. March II. in the presence OF
large number Ut friends and relatives.
III the Calvary Presbyterian church
whicn was beautifully decorat d with /
palms and cut flowers for the occasion. |
The approach Of the wedding party |
was announced to the waiting CUES;
Nv the strains of Zimmerman wedding |
III rich. played by Miss Lydia Nielsen.
Miss Nellie Gee, sister of the bride. as
hr,tlesnaid, attirtd in a pretty pearl
gray dress, made over pink silk, ami
carrying boquet OF pink carnations,
led the party on their march to Il
altar
closely following her. attired IN a
and satin, carrying shower boquet OF
lilies of the valley and brides roses ana
h wing her bridal veil held in place by
wreaths of natural orange blossoms,
came the handsome bride and her
father.
At the entrance the four ushers
Rus ell Groo Harold ToGmer, Clifford
Toon.er and Ray mond Reese. took up
the line of march with the party and
together all proceeded 10 the altar,
where they were met by the groom,
snnported by the best man, Alfred
Hoover, each of whom were attlr+d III
the conventional black of such occasions.
The ceremony was an impressive
ring ceremony, Rev. G. K Elliott
officiating
The father here relnquished bis
guardianship of his daughter, and De-
slowed the same upon the young man
of her choice At the close of the eere-
mony delightful strains of music again
nealed forth and the line of march was
taken M, this time led by the bride and
groom, M the party retired from the
church.
The wedding party then proceeded &c
the home of the brides parents, where
an elegal wedding breakfast wa'
served to them, and the immediate
relatives of the young people
At 2 30 p m the friends began Il
arrive, and from that time until
O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Lemm were oecu
pied IL receiving hearty good wishes
and bon voyages.
The gathering was altogether bril-
liant affair The receiving party wer
stationed in the alcove of the mail
parlor Above them was suspended
large wedding bell, interviewed witt
sn.ilax, carnations and daisies, and be
hind them were banks of plumosa manu-
and sword ferns. The color sehem
throughout both parlors was white an
gree /, with vases of pink and whit
carnations everywhere.
The punch bowl was presided owe
by Mesdames f. A Pease and O. Il
6iroo. who were assisted by the follow
ing young friends of the bride, and VIII
gave the appearance of veritable fairy
land TO the whole scene ia their daint
and becoming frocks; Una spongberl
Lydia Nielsen, Floy Bedel, Airline Ros,
Nettie Hagan, Irene Downing, Doll
Downing. Flossie White, Imogene Co
lett. Katie Topper Ethel McIntosl
Mildred Whitman and Helen Gherr.
Ont of town guests, in attendant
we're as follows: Mrs Sol Anderson
Mrs. P. w. Olson Mrs. T. K Collie
and daughter Miss Imogene. Mrs. FRI
Roberts and daughter Miss Bessie. an
Miss Esther Jacobsen, all Of Cokeyill
Wvo Leslie Gee, Clifford Toomer al
Russell Groo of Pocatello; DIR. r.
ice aud bride of Blackfoot, and NJ
aud Mrs Bernard Eastman of Man
field Ohio
The orange blossoms worn oy Il
bride s.ere The gift of Miss Clara E