The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-10-21
HARRIS-BfATTY
Twin Falls Man Welded to Kansas
Young Lady.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Har-
rls, AUG Locust street, was filled with
relatives and friends today to attend
peautlful wedding service at hign noon
Whlch united in marriage Miss Ger
truue Harris to Mr.. Clarence Neville
Beatty OF Twin Falls, IDAHO Ever
since their friends have known that
the GATE had been set, the event has
Deen Tue center of interest, and So
clety 1olk, who usually begin to enter
laln curing this month, gave atten-
llon 10 numerous parties for the bride
to-be.
during the ceremony the bridal cou-
pie, unattended, stood in front of the
fireplace In the parlor. The white
mantal was almost hidden in profu-
sion OF beautiful ferns, white begonias
ana stately Bermuda lilies. Behind
little bay trees which stood at either
slue Oh the fireplace were banked
beautiful tall palms. The mantel in
the library was decorated with spirals
OF smllaX and large vases filled with
PINK and white roses. Baskets filled
with roses in the same shades and
with yellow begon1a blossoms also
formed parts of the pretty floral ar
rangements IN the other rooms.
Before the exchange of vows Mrs.
Fred M. Harris, accompanied by Miss
nellie Harris, sang Believe Me If All
Ihose Endearing Young Charms" AS
Dr. John Maclean, pastor of the First
Methodist church, concluded the ring
service, Miss Nellie Harris began the
strains of the Mendelssohn wedding
march and played while the congra-
tulations were being given.
Inc bride was gowned in her travel
ing costume, a beautiful suit of Kings
Dlue and black novelty cloth. Her
blouse was an exquisite one of white
shadow lace with drapery trimmings
| or blue brocaded velvet chiffon and
! gold lace. The hat of dark blue vel
vet with fancy ostrich trimming in the
klngs blue completed most becom-
ing costume. When she threw her bou-
quet OF brides roses and lilies -of-the-
valley 1t was caught by Miss Eunice
OFT.
For the wedding dinner the guests
were seated at small tables in the
dl1ferent rooms and the immediate rel
atlves and bridal couple occupied a
large table and two small ones in the
dining room. A tall gilt basket filled
with fragrant Killarney roses and
with bows of white tulle decorating
the baskets handle centered the large
brides table and the dainty pink and
Whlte shades predominated in the
three course. menu. The girls in
charge OF the serving were: Misses Jo
Broderick, Grace Davenport, Rebecca
and Eunice OFT, Lucille Topping, Helen
Branson, Faye Stine and Corrine Ad-
ler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty left this after
noon for Chicago to spend ten days
and will then go to Twin Falls, where
Mr.. Beatty has new bungalow com
pletely furnished for his bride. Mrs
beatty who has spent nearly all her
lie IN Ottawa has charming per-
sonality which has endeared her to
large circle of friends who will regret
her leaving here. The groom is a son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Beatty who NOV
ed several years ago from their home
on South Main street to Twin Falls.
Mr.. G. N. Beatty is now teller in the
First National bank at Twin Falls and
ne and his wife take with them to
their new home host of best wishes
OF Ottawa acquaintances.
Among the sixty guests at the we'd
ding today were the following from
out of town: Miss Mildred James of
Kansas City, Mrs. Malcolm GRAY of
Leavenworth, DR.. and Mrs. C. A..
Neighbors and family of Emporia, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Beatty of Fort Scott.
Mrs. George Henley and Mrs. Robert
Henley Of Garnett. tt.-Eyening Herald.
Ottawa, Kan