Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21
SOCIETY ITEMS

petals before the lovely bride. The two
httle flower pages, Charles Alfred
Green, Jr., OF Tacoma, and little James
Harold wayland. who are nephews Of
the bride, led the bridal procession and
did not make a single mistake In their
pretty task from the moment they en-
tered the church until their little toes
touched the roses pinned to the floor
where they had been instructed to
stand.
Preceding the eptrance OF the. bridal
party Miss Sarah Cakes sang Home
Love Is Where the Heart Is" accom-
panied by Mr.. Richard p. Erwin, who
also played Lohengfin's bridal chorus
as the bridal party came down the
aisle. the two tiny flower pages leading
and followed by the four ushers who
preceded the maid of honor. Following
were the four bridesmaids and behind
these the four dainty little flower girls
scattering rose petals in the path of
the bride, and last came the beautiful
bride on the arm Of her father who
gave her away. The minister followed
by the groom and best man met the
bridal procession at the altar. During
the impressive service which included
the beautiful ring ceremony Miss JUS
tina Gilbert of Vancouver, B. c.. played
the second movement of Viextemps
Fantasia Apassionata
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held at the home of the
brides parents at 1404 Hays street
The house was beautiful with decora-
tons of ivy and wild huckleberry,
which Mr.. Charles Green sent from Ta-
coma, and q profusion of pink roses.
In the dining room Mrs. Charles ".
Wayland and Mrs. Charles A. Green
poured at a table exquisitely decorated
with white basket of pink carnations
/ tied with pink tulle ribbon, while from
, the chandelier to the basket fell long
streamers Of smilax Pink shaded
candles lighted the table softly In the
cutting Of the cake Miss Katherine
Skillern found the ring little Elizabeth
Stewart the coin and Miss Margaret
Stole the thimble. Miss Katherine
Skillern also caught the brides ,bou-
, quet as the bride assembled the stairway
to prepare for her departure to her
future home.
Misses Varina Davis, Sarah Skillern,
"a ihcild nays, MARIE
Davis, Katherine Brennan and Edith
Robinson. Miss Bernice Sidenfaden
served the punch at table decorated
with smilax and pink roses and rose
buds in porch off the room where the
many elegant and beautiful wedding
gifts were displayed.
The bride was glrlishly lovely in
white crepe meteor over soft white
satin with bonffant drapery and wide
flounce Of shadow lace falling from be-
meath the drapery court train The
waist WIS entirely of the shadow lace
seeded with pearls and was low necked
and short sleeved. The veil was fash
Toned with the close cap effect seeded
with pearls around the face and caught
across the back of the neck with
orange blossoms which also edged the
hem. A muff of tulle covered with
lilies of the valley and orchids with
maiden hair fern, the lily of the valley
being the Kappa Sigma flower.
Miss Tosner, the maid of honor, wore
pink silk crepe and white shadow lace.
Each Of the bridesmaids wore white
crepe embroidered in pale pink over
pink taffeta with wide pink taffeta
girdle and short pink tulle veil caught
with pink rosebuds encircling the close
fitting cap. The maid of honor and
the bridesmaids carried pink carnations
in sheaf bouquets tied with pink tulle
ribbons. The pink carnation Is the
flower of the girls sorority and pink
is the brides favorite color The
brides mother wore gown of black
charmeuse with silver and rose orna-
mentation. Mrs. Charles Green, of Ia
Coma, sister of the bride, wore pink
crepe meteor and rose chiffon en- train
and Mrs. Wayland, the other sister
wore cream shadow lace over pink
charmeuse en- train. Each of the four
usheps wore a boutonniere CONSISTING
of white rosebud in the lapel Of his
coat
Mr.. and Mrs Perkins left on the
night train for HALEY, Idaho. where
Mr.. Perkins Is county attorney They
will be at home to their friends after
July 1.
Young Matrons' Picnic.
H Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Randall enter
tanned the Young Matrons club at the
home of Mr.. Randalrs parents at Ran.
dalfs Crossing a few miles out of towr
on Tuesday evening. delightful pic.
ME being enjoyed on the lawn. Game.
and music with a basket supper wer,
the features OF the pleasant affair
The serving table on the porch wal
prettily decorated with wild flower,
and creamy masses of syringa. Abou
thirty were present.
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Two Hostesses Entertain.
Mrs. Harrington and Mrs. Sam Bal
lantyne were hostesses at a delightful
Kensington Monday In honor of Mrs
E. o. Sisson's sister. Mrs. w. II. Bias
sett of Savannah. Ca, and Mrs T. M
Ditsler of Detroit. sister of Mrs. II
Foster Thompson. The delightful In
formally Of the occasion afforded al
opportunity for the study of the new
game of "R0ok' or for needle work, a
the guests chose. The hospitabie Her
rlngton home was lovely with tn
choicest roses, principally pink Il