Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-18
EVENT OF EXCEED
ING PLEASURE
w. E. Sander and Bride Received
at Home of GrOOm's Parents

mings and the glasses were with gold
and purple circles and sweet peas OF
the purple hue were the predominant
ing flower Of the apartment.
In the library were ferns. fIowers
and southern smllax interviewer with
assorted peas. and the south dlning
room WINS In pink, white and green.
Long steamers of satin ribbon were
extended from the four corners OF the
room and attached to large pot or
assorted sweet peas or the richest
variety at the center, extending from
the ceiling and hanging just above
the center table. which bore the after
dinner mints and sllverware used for
the deilcacies. The streamers were
wound with smiiax and flowers OF the
prevailing shades OF the room and
lntermingled ut distance OF several
inches were incandeacent electric
lights or the three colora and OF one
gandle-power. Ii was indeed q beau
tifuI sight. The delicacies or the
evening were served In the pretty
shades Of pink and white In the south
dining room. which was filled with
guests many times.
The staircase leading to the Sec
ond landing. where the orchestra was
stationed during the evening. was q
bower OF smilax and Irish asparagus.
interviewer with trailing vines, and
this was one Of the exceptionally
pretty apartments of the home.
In the large passagewaya leading
from one room to another were dra-
perles made Of narrow white satin
ribbon. wound with southern smIIax.
aud az the end OF each string. which
were Of different lengths. was at
tached a small and dainty bunch u
assorted shades Of sweet peas. and
this alone was pronounced rs far
ahead OF anything In the decorating
line ever attempted II the city It's
originality being credited 70 Mrs.
Sander. mother of the groom, and
her daughter. Miss Dorothy
The Fahringer orchestra. which
was hidden behind the bank OF palms
ferns and vines. inst above the
guests. rendered some Of the sweet
est selections that one eouii desire
10 listen to. and many were the COM
pliments paid to this musical organ
I1stion during the several hours.
One OF the pleasant features Of the
evening was the presence OF another
bride and groom of the same date as
the honored couple Of the evening,
they being DIR. and Mrs. Dryer. and
upon the special request Of Mrs. San
der they were made . part OF the re-
ceiying procession and were equally
honored BY rich congratulations by
the entire number present.
The event was an eminently sue
eessful affair and proved enjoyable
tc all who were 10 favored By lnyi-
tatlon TO be present. II was probably
the largest reception of the present
season. and only words of greatest
pleasure IL given for the event. The
decorations. as q whole. were the
J prettiest OF any seen In Occur d'Aiene
for many months past. and great
credit is due 10 those who worked &C
untlringiy in their efforts to accom-.
plish what they certainly did In tn
rich and beautiful decoration Of the
; entire home.
Many out of town guests were
, present. Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Sander
! viii 90 70 housekeeping 1t once and
be At home 10 their many friends
! after October Is Al 10 Militar,
] driveway.