The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-10-27
iowa WEDDING WAS
GREAT SOCIETY
FUNCTION
BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING
AT MITCHELLVILLE, IOWA,
OCTOBER 18TH.
Miss Katherine Jones of That City
and Louis Schnabel of Caldwell
Joined in the Holy Bonds of Mat
rimony-Couple Will Be At Home
After the First.

The following account of the Jones
Schnabel wedding, taken from the
Mitchellville Qowa) Index, will be Of
interest to Tribune readers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schnabel will be at home to their
friends after November lst. The
Iowa paper says:
The home of Mr. and Mrs J. H.
Jones on West Second street, was the
scene of beautiful wedding last
Thursday evening, Oct. IL, l9ll-
beautiful in the good taste and charm
ing arrangement of all its appoint
ments.
Their only daughter, Miss Rather
inc, was united in marriage to Mr.
Louis Schnabel of Caldwell, Idaho
Shortly before 8 o'clock, Mrs. T. M.
Rodgers, an aunt of the bride, sang
with much expression, the solo,
Beauty Eyes" Mrs. ]. B. Ryan, a
cousin, playing the accompaniment
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into silence, another aunt, Mrs. ]. w.
Jones, touched the keys and the time
honored Mendelssohn wedding march
was played. At this signal, the bridal
couple, preceded by the officiating
clergyman, descended the stairs and
took their places in the southeast cor
ner of the parlor which had been ar
tistically transformed into bower of
green. The pastor of the bride, Rev.
E. A. Thomas of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, uttered the solemn and
impressive words which united Louis
Schnabel and Katherine Jones as hus-
band and wife.
The bride looked charming in a
cream-colored gown of marquisette,
over white satin and covered with
hand run Lierre lace. She carried a
large bouquet of brides roses. The
only ornaments she wore were pearl
pendant, the gife of the groom, and a
garnet pin that is an heirloom in the
Schnabel family and was worn by the
groom's mother at her wedding. The
groom wore the conventional black
and looked as if he appreciated the
fact that he was receiving LIES
choicest gift. Following the ceremony
hearty congratulations were be-
slowed.
A delicious two-course supper was
served. Misses Ella McCleary, Ida
Seems, Grace Hickox, Fanny and Liz
zie Brown rendered their tribute of
esteem for the bride by waiting on
the tables.
During the evening the company
was entertained by listening to solos
by Mrs. T. NJ. Rodgers of Newton and
Mrs. Will Davis of Colfax, both
sweet-voiced we'll trained vocalists,
The kindly feelings of many friends,
both present and absent, we're shown
in the numerous beautiful gifts pre-
sented.
Mrs. Schnabel's birthplace was
Mitchellville. Here she grew to wo-
manhood In society and in her
church she has made for herself a
useful place. For years she has been
the faithful, Conscientious organist oil
the Methodist church, For the past
few years she has been an efficient
obliging assistant in the postofice. II
the sincere good wishes of an entire
community will avail, then Mrs
Schnabers life will be one of unal-
Logged happiness.
After a brief visit with the friends
the bride donned her travelling gown
of navy blue cloth and she and Mr.
Schnabel accompanied the Des Moines
friends on the 1915 car to that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schnabel expect tc
spend two weeks visiting here before
leaving for their home in Caldwell.