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

| Mabel Burgess. who have been the
| recipients OF many social attentions
during their sojourn in Arrow Rock
| camp. The afternoon was devoted to
| conversation and needlework and The
hours passed all too swiftly while
busy tongues kept pace with nimble
fingers.
Mrs Paul and Mrs. Gregory as
sisted the hostess in serving dainty
| refreshments. The ladies invited to
| meet the out oftown guests were
| Mrs. r. v. Sass. Mrs. Walker Young.
Mrs. ]. A. Beemer. Mrs. Charles
Gregory, Mrs. Up de Graft, Mrs.
James Mum, Mrs. Charles Paul. Mrs.
Charles Hansing. Mrs. r. r. Coghlan,
Mrs. j. Il. Bedwell. Mrs. F. Hull, Mrs.
l.. L. Stcadman, Mrs. r. W. Gets,
Mrs. w. r. Jones, Mrs. J. s. Hamilton.
Mrs. e. l.. Ballard. Miss Johanna WAL
din and Mrs. d. w. McFadden.
Williams White.
A pretty home wedding, which uni
ted in marriage Miss Waive White.
| daughter.of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. White,
and Charles S. Williams of Las Vegas,
N. NJ. cashier in the Santa Fe rail-
road office OF Wells Fargo company's
| express, was solemnized Tuesday ev-
ening at $3.50 o'clock at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. S. Rathbun, at 900
North Twentieth street. Rev. c. L. Ira :
win of the First Baptist church, Off
ciating. The pretty bungalow was ap-
| propriately decorated for the occasion
with a profusion of beautiful flowers.
Ferns and red dahlias decorated the
living room. In the dining room a
large baskets of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS were used OH the serving table,
white streamers Of tulle and ivy dec
GRATED the room. In the library, where
the ceremony took place. palms, ferns
| and cut flowers, pink, cactus dahlias
predominating, made the room very
lovely. Ivy entwined the pillars sep
arating the rooms. An aisle was
| formed of ferns on pedestals held to-
gether by streamers of white tulle
leading from the dining room to the
improvised altar under a canopy of as
paragus fern entwined with tulle.
The beautiful bride was fair in her
white satin robe, en- train, with over
drape Of white chiffon and princess
lace draped over the left side. Pearl
ornaments trimmed the bodice and
held the train In place. A very long
veil OF. Brussels net fell to the hem OF
the train and was finished with cap ef-
feet about the face and held in place
by tiny marguerites. She wore a pearl
necklace and carried a shower bouquet
of bride roses. The matron of honor
Mrs. Martin Stotts wore a handsome
gown of pink satin with overdrape of
pink chiffon trimmed with tiny rose
buds and small cap of gold cloth,
trimmed with small rosebuds and she
carried bouquet of pink carnations
As the bride entered on the arm of
her father she was met at the altar
by the groom and the best man, Mr..
Clay Withers. tiny flower girl and
flower boy Harriet Alice Ellsworth
and Byron Withers, preceded the bril-
dial party. strewing rose petals from
tiny baskets In the path Of the BRIDE
Mrs. Harry Seckel played Mendels-
shon's wedding march as the bride
came in and Hearts anl Flowers very
softly during the ceremony.
After congratulations an elegant
wedding supper was served. Miss
Katherine Normington. Miss williams
and Mrs. Withers and Miss Beatrice
Swain pouring. Serving were Misses
Agnes and Dale Kerr, Mrs. Packard
and Miss Speels. Miss Dele Kerr found
the ring. Mrs. Packard the coin, and
Miss Swain caught the brides bouquet.
The happy young couple left Friday
for their future home, followed by
the good wishes of host of warm
friends. The bride was an employee
in the office OF the state treasurer
and was q very popular girl in social
circles.
About IS guests were in attendance
Many handsome gifts were received.