Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-09-19

SOCIETY NOTES.
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Methodist Episcopal church last
| Wednesday evening was an event oi
especial interest and satisfaction to
the people of this community.
Society has been on the qui viye
for the past few months in anticipa-
zion OF this affair ana the nigh stand
ing OF the couple was not alone the
cause OF the deep interest manifest
ed. Both of the young people have
Deen reared and educated in Pay
etCe, each was graduated from the
High School and each completed a
College course.
Miss EthIyn is the second daugh-
ter of Postmaster Burt Venable and
Mrs. Venable, and by her gracious
charm of manner has been favor
ite, particularly in the younger Soc
ial set. Mr.. Thurston is a young
man of high moral character, and
is connected with the First National
Bank.
The church was artistically decorat-
ed in roses and asters; the altar
as concealed by masses of honey
SUckle, clematis and Virginia creep
er. The pews reserved for mem
bers of the bridal party were dssig-
mated by decorations or white asters.
before the entry OF the bridal cou-
pie Miss Rachel 1hurston sang, ''Oh,
Promise Me-" Miss Helen Thurs
ION then played the Mendeissohn
Wedding March, and the bT.da par
~ entered; the bridesmaid, MISS
Blakesley, followed by the bride up
On her Iathers arm, advanced along
the left aisle, while the brother OF
ne groom, Mr.. Clyde Thurston, fol-
lowed by the groom and little Earl
Fence, who bore the wedding ring
upon cushion, came down the right
aisle, here they were met by Rev.
dowarth, who performed the cere-
mony in an impressive manner.
Mr.. Paul Brainard and MIR. Ralph
Thurston acted as ushers, and look
I'd after the guests after their ad-
journment to the Venable home,
which was profusely decorated with
flowers; the parlor being decorated
n pink and white roses, asters ana
.ahlias; the dining room in golden
glow, nasturtiums and yellow oahlias.
The guests were met at the door
by Mrs. Satoris and received by Mr..
and Mrs. Venable, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fhurston, and Grandma Walkington,
whose pleasant greeting and sweet
face seemed like a benediction.
The costumes worn were beautiful
and artistic. The bride was attired
N white messaline, with veil reach
ng floor; carried Bride" roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss Beatrice
wore pale blue messaline
and lace, pink roses, groom and best
nan in conventional dress suits, Mrs.
Burt Venable, lavender chiffon ov-
sr silk; Mrs. Earl Venable, embroid- |
cred pink chiffon, irridescent trim
ming; Mrs. Thurston, cream silk |
null, lace; Mrs. Ed. Pence, blue silk
null, lace; Miss Rachel Thurston, |
apricot crepe de chine, silver trim
ming; Miss Bessie Thurston, blue
silk poplin, chiffon trimming; Miss
Helen Thurston, blue messaline, lace; |
Mrs. Carrie Venable, blue silk null,
ace; Mrs. F. NJ. Satoris, pink chif-
on.
Dainty refreshments were served
n the dining room. Mrs. James A.
4auer presided at coffee urn, and
Mrs. Ed. Pence and Misses Thurston
erved.
The invited guests were: Messrs
md Mesdames F, NJ. Satoris, A. B.
loss, o. H. Alvey, Charles Smith,
frank Creighton, Frank Crowther, NJ.
!. Mcdonald, w. S. Brundage, Geo.
3aker. NJ. F. Albert, N. A. Jacobsen,
John McGlinchy, C. L. Dagg, w. B.
C. Bussey, E. Tracy, e. c.
). Brainard, VIM Carsten, Albert
White, Jr., w. Pl1tt, ]. S. Thurst-n,
august Jacobsen, Lester Seawell, w.
\. Ayers, P. Johnson, t. \, La"don,
9. W. Blakesley, ], c, woodward, |.
(. Woodward, W. A. Coughanour Al
in Hansel, ]. A. Lauer, A. L, Pence,
Z. d. Bradshaw, t, e. Jones, Earl
'ence, Walter Jones, Il. B. Pence,
v. B. Pence, Henry Irwin, Mrs. Jen-
lie Woodward, Mrs Walkington, Mrs.
:. e. Brainard, Mr.. Peter Pence,
Kisses Rachel Thurston, Bessie
'hurston Helen Thurston, Chapman,
,rainard, Currin, Blakesley, Wilson,
'latt; Messrs. Clyde Thurston. Ralph
'hurston, @. Blakesley, L. Albert
}. Baker, James Edwards, J, Keith,
irs. j. Giddes, Mr.. and Mrs. e, c,
'ence and family of Boise, DR.. and
Irs. Hamilton, Weiser; Mr., and
Irs. w. NJ. Coughanour, North Pow
er, Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Frazer, On
lrio,
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