The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-08-30

came next. bearing the ring, and
following her the bride, handsomely
dressed in white voile trimmed in
insertion. She carried a beautiful
bouquet Of white rose buds. She
was Joined at the altar by the
groom. attended by Rev. VIII
Brooks. his brother.
Rev. Arthur Brooks, pastor of
the First Methodist church at Has
tings. also a brother of the groom,
pronounced the sacred ceremony
which Joined these two in the holy
bonds of matrimony. His tones
were clear and distinct and most
impressively employed in this, the
hottest office Of his ministry. A
simple ring service sealed the SOL
emn vows uttered by the contract
ing parties. and the Lords PRAYER
by all. concluded the ceremony. The
happy couple left the altar in step
with Mendelssohn's Wedding March.
The church was filled with guests
and was most artistically decorated
In goldenrod and asparagus fern,
which was the handiwork of friends
OF the bride. who delighted in what
ever service they might render to
one they loved so dearly, but whose
departure from the city causes them
deep regret. Especially will Miss
Crabill be missed from her activities
in the church Of which she has been
a faithful member. Having been
Identified with the Sunday school
work and also charter membed Of
the Euterpean Glee club. to which
organization her assistance and A.
deity have meant much. Her circle
Of friends has been ever widening.
She has endeared herself to manv
in the community through her work
In music. art and photography
The groom is we'll known to many
Plattsmouth people, as he served
two years. 1907-0S. as principal of
the high school. He is at present
superintendent Of the schools at
Caldwell. Idaho. where he returns
for the third year-having spent the
past six weeks in special work at
Columbia University. His prepare
ton, ability and experience are fast
winning for him recognition in his
profession, and his rapid advance
ment has been a we'll earned re-
ward of merit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks departed
some time(?) last evening for their
future home at Caldwell However.
they were not, at the time of their
departure, surrounded by a host of
friends to shower rice and good
wishes upon them as they had skill
fully planned and successfully exc
cuted a secret escape. the details of
which were unknown to even the
nearest friends. They are followed
in spirit. however. by their many
devoted friends, who wish them all
the good things of life which they
wish for themselves.
One unusual and delightful fea-
ture of the ceremony was that the
ushers and ofilciating pastor were
brothers OF the groom.
The out of town visitors upon the
occasion were: Mrs. l.. H. Brooks,
mother of the groom, of Guthrie,
Okla; Rev. Arthur Brooks. of Has
tings, Neb.; Rev. and Mrs. Will
Brooks, of Nelson, Neb.; R. A.
Brooks, Of Chicago; Dell Brooks, of
Guthrie, Okla; Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Crabill and Ella Crabill of
La Harpe. ILL.,; Mr.. Isaac King, of
Superior, Neb.; Mrs. George Lenhoff
and daughter, Of Omaha; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Northcut and daughters
of Omaha; Mrs. John Boos of Blue
hill, Neb.; Miss Mabel Trussler OF
Kansas City, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. w
8. Soper, Of Nebraska City.