Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-05-31
EMINENT YOUNG
COUPLE MARRIED
B, e. Award and Miss Alice l.
Chattin Contracting Parties
At Home Wedding

Mountain Home, on Wednesday eV-
ening, May twenty-ejghth, at the
hour of eight O'Clock, at which time
Mr. Bert e .Alward and Miss Alice
L. Chattin became husband and wife.
The bride wore a beautiful gown
Of white silk crepe meteor, trimmed
with shadow lace and rhinestones.
A bridal veil also of shadow lace and
bouquet Of bride roses completed
the sweet simplicity Of her outer
adornment.
The graceful maid of honor, Miss
Dorothy Tilden, was attired in white
crepe batiste, trimmed with baby
irish crochet. The rich hues OF a
bouquet of Caroline Testone Roses
carried by Miss Tilden added their
charm to the beauty Of the whole.
Little Helen Harmon who bore the
ring buried in white rose, fulfilled
the duties of her office in beauti-
full and becoming manner.
During the ceremony which was
performed by Reverend j. A. Peake,
pastor of the bride, Miss Esther
White played very softly and sweet
ly, the Bridal chorus from Lohengren
Hearts and Flowers-adding great
ly to the beauty of the occasion.
The decorations throughout were
of white and green; cOlumbine and
white carnations lending their beauty
and fragrance to the charm OF the
hour. The bridal party stood be-
meath an arch of ferns and white
flowers thus making perfect pic
ture.
The mother of the bride wore a
handsome suit of gray satin with
trimmings of gold cloth and shad-
ow lace. Mrs. R. C. Chattin was at
tired in gown of white silk null.
Miss Susan Chattin, sister OF the
bride, wore rose colored gown OF
embroidered null.
Among the out of town guests
were. Mrs. R. F. Cooke of Mon
rovia, California and Mrs. E. c,
Lundstrom of Emmett, Idaho, cousins
of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.
Chattin of Grand View, brother and
sister of the bride and Miss Susan
chattin of Grand View, sister of the
bride.
The enjoyment of the occasion was
enhanced by the serving of delicious
refreshments and the rendition o.
two vocal baritone solos by John B
Chattin, the brides brother.
The brides bouquet was caught BY
Miss Dorothy Tilden and the ring II
the cake fell to Miss Goldene Smith.
The capacity of the new home wal
taxed to it's utmost by the company
of friends who had gathered to offel
their congratulations and wish th'
new homemakers God Speed"
Among the many handsome gift
of cut glass, silver, table and othe
linens was included the cczy cot
tage where the happy young coupl'
will make their future home, pre-
sented by the brides father, R. ?
Chattin.
The following guests We're presen
and offered congratulations:
Mr.. Bert e. Award, Miss Alic'
Chattin, Miss Dorothy Tilden (mai
of honor,) John B. Chattin (bes
man, Mrs. R. P. Chattin, Mr. an
Mrs. r. C. Chattin, Miss Susa
Chattin, Miss Eva Rising, Mrs. h. +
Cooke, Mrs. e. c. Rundstrom, Mr.. ]
ID Chattin, Mr. and Mrs. F. e. Aus
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Montgomery
Mrs. c.. Helm, Mrs. e. Blunk, Mis-
Emelia Blunk, Miss Emma Bluni
Mrs. VIM. G. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs
AL Stedman, Mrs. w. s. Lee, Mrs. A
r. Lee, Mrs. r. p. Harmon, Mr an
Mrs. C. e. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
B Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Cowen, MI
and Mrs. Jas. A. Weed, Mrs. w. .
Latimer, Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Evans
Mrs. Emily A. Pence, Mrs. Mar
Fitzwater, Mrs. ]. E. Wilkins, Mr.
d. w. Latimore, Mrs. H. j. Dici
Miss Ruby Mellen, Miss Lottie Me
len, Miss Jane Tucker, Mrs. Mia
Miller, Miss Rose Skinner, Mis-
Katie l.. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. Goo'
all, Mrs. T. G. Epperson, Miss Mar
Epperson, Miss Addie Epperson, Mis-
Margaret Douglass, Miss Stella Ha
ris, Miss Esther White (played we'
ding march,) Miss Lillian Evan
Miss Josephine Evans, Miss Hel
rietta vancil, Miss Mabel Steven
Miss Edythe Groefsema, Miss Ma
tie Groefsema, Mrs. Mary A. Boar
man. Mrs. H. w. Tanner, Mrs.
M. Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Peake, M
Aston Peake, Mr.. w. H. Hrone