Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-09-06
PRETTY DOUBLE
HOME WEDDING

occurred a. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Ross this week, Wednesday,
when their daughters, Lena and Eliza.
beth, became brides respectively of
Ralph X. Johnson and Fred Hines.
Decorations in the living room
We're carried out in green with vines
and boquets, and in the dining room
with festoons Of yellow and white
from center to corners of ceiling.
The brides were beautifully gowned
in white messaline with trimmings of
shadow lace and carried shower boz
luets of white roses tied with tulle
while the grooms wore conventional
black.
Reverend G. e. Mason Of the Con-
sregational church officiated, using
the beautiful ring service, Miss Maud
rye acting as boquet bearer while
.ings, beautiful symbols of never
ending love, were being adjusted.
After the ceremony and congratu-
.ations, Mrs. Thirloway presented her
grandson, Fred Hines, with the
bible used by Mr.. Thirloway during
ais ministerial work, accompanied by
very impressive speech, further en-
lancing the solemnity Of the occa.
sion.
. The happy couples were recipients
of countless numbers of handsome
presents of cut glass, silver, linen,
)rass and china.
The brides are the second and
bird daughters of Mr.. and Mrs w.
A. Ross and have been raised in
Mountain Home where they have the
owe and respect of host of friends.
Mr., Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. f. Johnson has spent several
}ears In this city where he has
nany true friends. Mr. Hines is the
son of Mrs. Ellenor Hines, of Green
River, Wyoming, also nephew of Mrs.
4. Fl. Eaton and Mrs. Mary |. Brieg-
eb, and though resident of this
,ity but comparatively short time,
las made many warm friends.
An unusually interesting feature
lmong the attendants at this we'd
ling, was the presence of four gen.
,rations of the Ross family repre-
'ented by Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross
md son w. A. Ross and wife; their
laughter, Mrs 0. Herring and three
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson went Inn
nediately to their home near the
Methodist church, which had been
urnished In complete readiness for
heir reception and Mr.. and Mrs.
lines expect to leave soon for
ireen River, Wyoming to make their
uture home, both couples being fol-
owed by best wishes of a host Of
riends.
At the close of ceremony de-
ightful wedding supper was served
t three long tables, that Of the
ridal party being ornamented by a
i've layer wedding cake STIRRED by
he brides; baked and decorated by
fr. J. w. Wilson Of Binders Bak-
ry Covers were laid for the follow
ng:
Ralph e. Johnson and Lena Ross
ohnson; Fred Hines and Elizabeth
toss Hines; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
toss; Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Johnson;
,llenor Hines; Eleanor Thirloway;
lr. and Mrs. John Ross; Mr.. and Mrs.
I. H. Eaton; Mrs. Mary Briegleb;
,thel Ross Herring; Margaret Ross;
1r and Mrs Dan Ross; Nellie Lu
,aton; Dora Eaton; Irene Briegleb;
'hirlo Hines; Purdy Eaton; Oswald,
Iarold, and Exine Herring; Charlie
toss; Reverend and Mrs. G. e. Ma
on; Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Howie;
1r and Mrs. o. e. Norell; Mr.. and
FRS. C II. Stewart; Mr.. and Mrs w.
V. Fountain; Mr. and Mrs. John
Doctor and Mrs. B. B.
wann; Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Hughes;
1rs. j. P. Tye; Mrs. William Devlin;
frs. F. G. Williams; Mrs. r. w. Boyd;
lrs. G. w. Hammond; Mrs. M. F
louise; Mr. and Mrs n.~''
1isses Blans,-.r. and Mrs. 49,
Isle and we, "RI IiiIn
V. Fl. Hrd