Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-14
(edItsdAAy Revs. J. G. o~ssMl

was used for the trimming on the skirt,
and real lace was draped over the bod
ice and in the sleeves. A large pearl
butterfly caught the lace at tho back
OF the bodice. Tho long white tulle
veil was fastened with pearls and was
finished with bandeau effect of the
pleated uulle over the hair. A necklace
of pearls was the only ornament worn
and bride roses formed the bouquet
which was caught later by Miss Sen
senig. Miss Emma Ross. the maid of
honor, wore an exquisite frock Of pale
apple green silk with tunic effect and
deep flounce of real lace, the same
lace draping the white silk waist With
this beautiful costume q bouquet of
pink roses was carried.
Mrs. Ross, the mother Of the bride,
wore a charming gown of brocaded
cream silk and tunic of cream silk with
pink rosebud design and trimmed
with touches of pink silk and cream
lace.
Miss Eunice, a young sister of the
bride, wore an exquisitely dainty crea-
ton. charmingly French in design, of
pleated pink chiffon over pink silk and
finished at the half low neck and
sleeves with very tiny pink rosebude.
Little Miss Thule was q dainty figure
in white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks left on the 2
o'clock train the same night for Port
land and from there will visit coast
points to San Francisco, returning by
way of Salt Lake. and will be at home
to their friends in Idaho Falls after
July l.
The bride. who is lovely and highly
accomplished young girl. has spent two
winters in Boise studying music and
has made many friends in the capital
city, where she will be greatly missed
among the young social set. The BRIDE
groom is a prominent druggist of Idaho
Falls and a young man of sterling
character.
Delightful Supper Dance.
In honor Of Mr.. Leo J. Falk and bride
and Mr.. Pascoe Carter and his fiancee
Miss johnson, and their bridal party
which included charming Miss Loretta
Hussey of Spokane, who is to be one
of the bridesmaids, was the supper
dance given by Mrs. Eoff at her home
on Warm Springs avenue Wednesday
evening. The twenty or more guests
invited for the supper were seated at
two tables beautifully decorated.
The bridal table. where IL were seat
ed, was exquisite in point Of color and
arrangement. From the electrolier de-
| pended festoons of white tulle and In
the center of the table a large bow
of white ribbon was placed with a clus-
ter of five vases, one large and -four
small ones, holding white Marguerites
and pale pink carnations. Pink shaded
candles completed the dainty effect
The other table in the den around
which ten more guests We're gathered
was beautiful with a centerpiece OF
brilliant yellow shades of coreopsis
bachelor buttons and daisies in dull
gold basket. After supper few other;
came in and dancing was enjoyed.
/ q
Roof Garden Party.
Mr.. and Mrs Vern Clawson of Ar.
rowroct, who were married Wednesday
entertained at a party of about q
guests on the roof garden of the Owy
hee Friday evening. Dancing and re
freshments were enjoyed.
.
Complimenting Bride and Bridegroom
Mr.. James H. whitson, cashier of tn
First National bank of Mountain Home
and a member of the board of villag
, directors of that town, was the hos
| at a delightful party on the roof gar
/ den of the Owyhee Wednesday evening
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
M. MCGOWAN. who were married tina
/ morning. Besides the bridal party som
: OF the relatives of Mrs. MCGOWAN VIII
E reside in Boise were included in tn
e evenings entertainment which wa