Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-13


4" for fair week and many joy
Gus little parties at the fair
III grounds and at the csrni-
- walls with theatre parties and
little suppers afterward. made a sea-
son Of gay social enjoyment which
was all the more charming because
it was the last big. beautiful enter
tainment Of the kind before winter.
Society, indoors with but few excep-
tions. gave place to out of door en-
Pertaining of the most informal char
acter. the fair being the great attrac-
ton of the week for guests and for
hostesses alike The glorious weather
during the greater part OF the time
concluding with the royal beauty of
yesterdays golden October offering.
made entertaining a delight. Auto
parties were numerous and enjoyable.
Many very handsomely gowned wom-
en- were in attendance upon the races.
and the Idaho Derby gave a rare OPP
portunity for the display OF beautiful
costuming. as well as being the ocoa-
sion for meeting many friends from
other towns.
Church. eiidsrback.
beautiful October wedding with
the son and daughter Of two houses
OF Idaho pioneers as the central fig
ures was celebrated Wednesday even
ing at 3 O'Clock at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Bilderback on Frank
lin street, when their daughter, Lau-
IA, became the wife Of Frank Forester
Church, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. F..
Church of 200 East Idaho street,
Father Kiser officiating. The Bilder-
back home was very handsomely dec
GRATED for the occasion, the color ef-
feet being yellow and white carried
out in yellow chrysanthemums and
bride roses, with entwining vines Of
woodbine and smilax and further
decoration Of palms, forming an at
tractive setting for the lovely bru-
nette bride. A bridal bower OF great
beauty was formed in one corner Of
the drawing room of autumn vines and
foliage thickly interspersed with
bride roses. the vines trailing to the
floor on either side where they were
met by tall jardinieres Of palms. The
room glowed with the bright effect
of a number Of vases Of brilliant yell
low chrysanthemums arranged
throughout The bride entered on the
arm of her brother, Bernhard Bill
derback who was also the best man,
and was attended by Miss Eva
Church. sister Of the groom. 60
Promise Mel" was played as the bride
came in and was repeated softly dur
ing the impressive ring service, by
Miss Lottie Woodford. sumptuous
wedding banquet followed. the guests,
who were the relatives and close
friends of the contracting parties be-
ing seated at one very large table CEN
tered with basket Of white carna-
tons and ferns. and at smaller ia
BILE similarly adorned tied with large
bows Of yellow tulle. Directly oppo-
site the bride and groom sat the
grandmother and grandfather of the
charming young bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Playhouse, also among Idaho s
Oldest pioneers and loved and respect
ed by everyone. At the same table
sat the father and mother of both
bride and groom. The place cards of
white each had bride rose attached
rs favor. The wedding gown was Of
white meteor with square train and
trimmed with shadow and Duchess
lace, the overdrape caught up on one
side with bride rose. The yoke and
sleeves were Of the shadow lace and
the drape Of Duchess lace was caught
in the back by an oblong buckle Of
the same material as the gown A
shower bouquet of bride roses was
carried by the bride and her only or
nament was a diamond brooch, the
gift Of the groom. The bridesmaid,
Miss Church, was attired in blue mes
saline with overdrape of chiffon en-
broidered in crystal beads and carried
pink roses. In the cutting Of the
bride cake the ring was found by
Harry Hazelton, the coin by Miss
Church and the thimble by Mr. Orr.
Mrs. Orr of Nampa cut the wedding
cake. Later. music, singing and dane
ing were enjoyed. The same evening
the bride and groom went to their
own home at the corner Of Thirteenth
and Fort, followed by the good wishes
of loving friends and relatives. The
following composed the wedding par
ty:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Playhouse, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred playhouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Playhouse. Messrs. George,
Henry and Frank Playhouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. f. Church, Elmer Church,
John Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Bill
derback of Emmett, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Holverson OF Emmett. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. V. Orr Of Nampa, Miss Flor
ence Church OF Horseshoe Bend, w.
]. Coughlin. c. F. Coughlin, Miss
Marie Waller, Miss Lottie Woodford.
Father Kiser. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bill
derback and Bernhard Bilderback.
Luncheon at Arrow Rock.
On Saturday Of last week Mrs.
Mrs. Charles H. Paul of Arrow Rock
entertained at charming luncheon
complimentary to her guest, Miss
Mabel Burgess of Worthwhile, Mich,
and Mrs e. w. Greene of Princeton,
ILL.,. who is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
A. B. Mayhem. The color scheme of
lavender was faithfully carried out in