Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-14
SOCIETY ITEMS

preceded by q motor party from town
to Pierce park and re1urn. Mr.. and
Mrs MCGOWAN left for Emmett, their
future home. where Mr.. MCGOWAN ID
a prosperous merchant on the NEXT
days train.
complimentine Miss Johnson.
MRS w. " Regain presided at a
charming1y appointed luncheon on
Monday given in compliment to Miss
johnson. who will DO married on Wed
nesday to Mr.. Pascoe Carter. Pink
and white roses and pink shaded can
dies formed the decorations. Covers
were lad for twelve
Pretty Wedding At Reotory.
A pretty wedding. marked by quiet
simplicity was solemnized "wednesday
morning at half past eleven o'clock at
Grace church rectory, by tho rector.
Rev. Kenneth l. Houlder, Miss Edith
Jewel whitson. daughter of Joseph T.
Whitson of Mountain Home becoming
the wife of Mr.. George M. MCGOWAN of
Emmett Miss Ruth Whitson, sister Of
the bride, was the maid Of honor and
James H. Whitson, a brother, was the
best man.
The recory was beautifully decorated
with roses. mock orange and a4para-
gus fern.
Miss Dorothy Wells was the charm
| ing little flower girl. who presented the
| beautiful bride with bouquet of sy-
ringas, and Kenneth Wells, the little
page VINO expressed his devoirs through
the medium OF bouquet OF beautiful
roses. The bride was gowned in a
travelling suit of Alice blue with a
flower crowned hat to match and car
ried white roses. After the Ger mony
the bridal party repaired to Brands
whore wedding breakfast was served
at table decorated with roses. Mr.
and Mrs. MCGOWAN left for Emmett the
next day where the bridegroom 10 the
proprietor of a general merchandise es-
tabiishment. They will be at home t.
their friends in their home in that towr
after Juno IL. The bride, until hel
marriage, was one Of the brilliant
young teachers of the state, and Is q
girl of the noblest ideals and mos
wonianly attributes as we'll as being
very lovely. The bridegroom is younf
man Of excellent standing with fin,
business qualifications and the man!
friends OF the young couple bespeal
for them life of much prosperity ant
happiness.
Wedding Of interest.
4 A wedding of interest to many II
T4r,4zn xxraa v1t1 Cd on
ing at o'clock at the Presbyterian
manse when Miss Clesta M. Long ant
Mr. Walter M. Standish were united II
marriage by Rev Charles L. Chalfant
Both the families, attended by tn
grandfather and uncle of the bride tire
4 generations being present at tho cere
mony. The young couple will resid
In Boise
Rose Luncheon.
Mrs. Samuel James Dunlap was hos
tess at a beautiful rose luncheon las
Saturday week, given In honor of he
daughter, Mrs. Owen Trimble Lay, o
: Louisville, Ky. The color scheme @
pink and white in the dining room an
red and white in the living room wa
carried out in every detail and tn
rooms were made beautiful by tn
shaded lights and large baskets an
bowls of roses and ferns tastefully ar
, ranged. The delightful affair was
pleasant reunion of old classmates an
, friends of Mrs. Lay, who Is spendn
t the summer with her parents. Cover
were laid for twenty -four.
2 .
. Trout Addison.
I wedding which eliminated a court
. ship OF many years was solemnkzed o
. Wednesday morning at 1890 o'clocl
E when Miss Aida M. Addison and Arthr
5 1. Trout were united in marriage b
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