Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-11-01
NOTABLE EVENT
IN LOCAL SOCIETY
SMITH COOLING WEDDING AND
RECEPTION BROUGHT OUT
LARGE GATHERING.

The marriage af Miss Alta Gooding
to Daniel Sidney Smith Of Kirkville.
Iowa. took place on Wednesday evening
at half past seven. in the Christ Epis-
copal Church. which was beautifully
decorated with pink and white chrys-
anthemums and festoons Of smiIax.
The bridal party entered the church to
the strains of Mendelsshons Spring
Song played by Lynne La Munyon.
Edward G. Gooding. brother of the
bride, and F. B. R4ngIand of Mt
Pleasant, Iowa, led the procession,
followed by the bridesmaids, Miss Ruth
Corlett of Seattle and Miss Margaret
Pratt Of New York. both former school
friends of the bride, and lastly the
bride on the arm of her father, when
they were met at the altar by the groom
and his best man, Mr. Sinclair, Of Boise.
Mr.. Roots officiated with the impress
sive ring service The bride was given
away by her father.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in white charmeuse. made en- traine and
trimmed with real lace and pearl orna-
ments. Her veil was of tuIe caught
with a spray Of orange blossoms and
the only iewelry worn was beautiful
crescent set with saphires and pearls. the
gift of the groom. She carried a shower
bouquet Of lilies of the valley
Miss Corlett wore an imported gown
Of pink Japenese crepe silk, trimmed in
oriental gold lace.
Miss Pratt wore lavendar marquisette
over lavendar messaline and trimmed
with silver passementrie. Mrs. Gooding,
mother of the bride. wore blue
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line and trimmed with real lace and
rhinestone ornaments.
The bridesmaids carried large punches
Of pink and white chrysanthemums and
wore lovely picture hats.
During the service Mrs. Jack SkiIlern,
Of Boise, sang Perfect Love- in
sweet and pleasing manner. From the
church the bridal party and guests went
to the home of the brides parents where
4 most delightful reception was held
The bride and groom and their at
attendants and Mr.. and Mrs. Gooding,
parents Of the bride, received the guests
n the north parIor which was artist
cally decorated with chrysanthemums.
The guests were ushered to the dining
-oom where refreshments were served.
The table was lovely with exquisite
MADEIRA doilies and candles with dainty
Dresden shades. At this table Mes
lanes Cartee of Boise. Williams Of
Twin Falls. Ormsby of Boise. Mrs. Skill
eIn, Mrs John McFall and Mrs. Novin-
er poured during the evening In the
outh parlor frappe was served by
Kisses Crawford. Brennan, Burnside,
annon and Pearl Gooding.
Mrs Smith is the only daughter of
enator and Mrs Fred Gooding She has
we'd in Shoshone from childhood. and
loved by a host of friends.
Mr. Smith has for the past four years
cen resident of Shoshone and engaged
the real estate business and is at
resent manager Of the Starrh drug
ore. The young couple left Mednes-
~ for a short trip through southern
alifornia, and on their return will be
home to their friends in their attract
e English cottage. the gift of the
ide's parents.
At their departure from the Shoshone
iroad station no bridal party ever had
heartier send-off. It was given spon-
neously not only from well-wishers
Dm among the towns people and those
no had gathered at the nuptial cele-
alton but a fine band of musicians in
wn that evening with a minstrel show
ught the spirit and showered the
ung people with polite attention in
scoursing appropriate selections as
ey moved to the station and awaited
ere the midnight train On the plat
IN the ushers and bridesmaids joined
nds around the couple and danced to
e lively music. everybody taking in
.rrinent of fba Occa sion
The out of town guests at the
nth Gooding wedding were: Mr..
B. Williams Of Twin Falls, Mrs Ross
rtee Of Boise. Mr. and Mrs Ormsby of
Use. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Skillern Of
Use. Mr.. and Mrs. F r. Gooding OF
0ding, Mr.. and Mrs Paul of Gooding,
and Mrs. \. J. Schubert and Mrs.
m Gooding Of Gooding