Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29

draped with the white clematis The
table covered with q beautiful lace
cloth was centered with an immense
cut glass bowl Of superb La France
roses and white clematis. Suspended
by pink ribbons from the rose shaded
chandelier above was small rosy
cupid. and above the little god Of love
a white dove with lowering wings en-
bodied the sentiment Of peace. The H.
brary was richly decorated with cactus
dahlias. nasturtiums and artistic drap-
ings of the woodbine in rich shades Of
red. Seldom has home been more
beautifully decorated for q wedding, the
whole effect having been gained by
well considered plans for harmonious
coloring and arrangement. The glrlish
grace and loneliness Of the bride was
enhanced by superb gown. very
French in style and design of rich
ivory satin with overdrape of Inn
ported embroidered chiffon and prin-
cess lace. The lace draped the entire
right side of the elegant gown and was
caught UP half way down with a cluster
chiffon draped the left side and was
also caught by a cluster Of orange bios
SONS. The bodice was Of the ivory
satin draped on the right side with
the princess lace and on the left by
the embroidered chiffon. the lace
caught at the right side with a cluster
Of orange blossoms. The sleeves were
of the princess lace caught up with
pearl ornaments. Insets of the prin-
cess lace with cordings of the satin
were set in front and back of the bodice
which was finished with high, ad-
Unstable yoke of chiffon, reaching well
up on the neck and finished with a
cording of the satin. The square ad-
Unstable train of ivory satin was COW
cred with the embroidered chiffon
Directly beneath this train at the point
of the hem in the middle Of the satin
skirt was large rosette giving the
whole gown q touch Of real Partisan
style. The long tulle veil was worn
with a cap of the princess lace and
caught with cluster of orange bios
SONS on each side The beautiful jewel
worn in the front Of the bodice was
cluster of diamonds set In the form of
the letter IS, the gift of the groom. an
heirloom in his family which had be-
longed to his mother With this beau
tiful costume was carried shower
bouquet Of bride roses. The two brides
maids were in pink. Miss Alice Fitz-
patrick In pink charmeuse with over
drape Of pink chiffon and trimmings of
shadow lace and pink velvet sash and
bow. Miss Mabel Murray wore a pink
satin gown with pink chiffon overdrape
and touches Of pale blue and pink en-
broidery. The front Of the bodice was
decorated with an elaborate pearl and
gold ornament and the overdrape
fringed with silver Both wore pink
satin slippers and carried arm boquets
of pink sweet peas.
The brides mother wore an elegant
imported robe of gold colored satin with
overdrape OF black net embroidered in
silk and cut steel and finished with jet
fringe. Mrs. Alice Armstrong, aunt of
the bride, who came from Nebraska
with her young daughter, Miss Kathryn,
and accompanied by Miss Katherine
Lemp, all coming to be present at the
marriage Of Miss Meholin, was attired
in very handsome robe of white lace
a pretty lace gown over white. Pre-
ceding the brides appearance. Mr. Fred
Newell Morris sang 20 Promise Me-"
and as the bride came down the bril-
liantly lighted stairway on the arm of
her father and passed through the aisle
made by reins Of wide white satin rib
bon leading to the improvised altar in
the drawing room and held in place by
four pretty little Misses daintily
gowned, Mrs. George A. Cruzen played
Mendelssohn's wedding march. The
fair bride was preceded by her little
sister Mildred strewing pink and white
rose petals in her pathway, and at the
altar was met by the groom and the
best man, Mr.. John Mitchell, formerly
his college mate in Dartmouth and now
Of the Boise High school faculty. where
she was given away by her father. The
beautifully impressive ring service was
employed. the bride and groom kneeling
on an ivory satin cushion. The ring,
in white rose on an ivory satin cush-
ion draped with pink and white sweet
pea streamers was carried by little
five-year-old Agnes Cruzen prettily
gowned in white.
After congratulations delicious
wedding supper was served, Mrs.
George A. Cruzen and Mrs. George
Spiegel being in charge Of the dining
room. The ceremony attending the
cutting OF the brides cake was very
pretty and resulted In Miss Ethel
Prodger securing the ring and Miss
Smutz the coin. A pleasant feature of
the evening was the serenade by a
number Of High school lads, friends of
the family. After singing one song, the
bride was called for and as Mrs. Scott
graciously appeared at the opened door
the boys sang "Oh You Beautiful Doll!"
and as the groom appeared gave a gen.
uine college yell with "Rah! Rah!
Rah! Scott! Scott. Scott" in hearty
boyish fashion. after which they sang
Good Night Ladies'" very finely. The
compliment was much appreciated and
everyone led by bride and groom APP
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