Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-21
fEditsd BIZ Mrs. J. c. orsen)

charming in pink chiffon made with the
tunic effect with overdrape of white
net embroidered In silver forming the
waist and fiounce The skirt was in
the rainbow tints and the wide girdle
was Of the pink chiffon. The large
old fashioned bouquets of pink rose
buds carried by the bridesmaids were
especially pretty. The mother of the
bride wore beautiful gown Of purple
tulle and black lace over shell pink
taffeta made tunic effect and caught
with little punches of French roses
here and there. A little silver embroid-
cry lighted up the black lace Of the
waist. completing very elegant cos
tune.
The table was beautiful with silver
candelabra in the center and gilt
baskets of pink roses and delphinium
and the coffee trays at each end. Pour
ing were Mrs. Will v. Regan and Mrs.
Raymond Moore, Mrs. Hays and Mrs.
weisner. Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. Cum
ningham. Mrs. Frank Coffin and Mrs.
T. Regain. Mrs Grunbaum, Mrs. Clin-
ton and Mrs. Eoff assisted in the din
ing room, and Mrs. Craig Coffin and
Miss Davidson served Ice.
After the festivities the bride donned
her going away suit of blue and bride
and bridegroom motored away to Nam
pa where they took the train for coast
points. After their return they will
make their home on State street.
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Sorority Fraternity Wedding.
A wedding Of delightful interest to
! 80 ha ri Iu .
we'll as the many other friends of the
popular young couple. was that which
united in marriage Miss Flora Reyes
Mcconnell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Mcconnell of 1404 Hays
street. and Proctor Knott Perkins,
county attorney of Blaine county. at
the First Methodist church Wednesday
evening at o'clock in the presence of
large concourse of friends, and with
relatives of both bride and groom in
attendance, Reverend Willsie Martin
officiating The marriage was the cul-
mination of a romance beginning in
the university. Mr.. Perkins was presi-
dent of the student body OF the Uni
versity of Idaho, captain of the football
team and a delegate to the national
conclave OF the Kappa Sigma frater-
nifty in Louisville. KY, in 1912.
The bride belongs to the Cana Phi
Beta sorority. The wedding was one of
the most beautiful ever witnessed in
the city and was largely attended, $50
invitations having been issued to both
the church service and the reception
following.
The church was simply yet very ef-
fectively decorated with palms. ferns
and Ivy. The altar rail was twined
with ivy and pink roses as were the
/ pillars of the church. Baskets of pink
roses banked the rostrum and~were in
/ terspersed with palms and ferns. Bowls
of Shasta daisies were used on each
side of the altar with pretty effect
/ Spaces were reserved and marked with
white tulle for the family and for the
Cana Phi Beta sorority and the Kappa
Sigma fraternity who were not in the
bridal party.
Miss Irene Tosney of Minneapolis
was the maid of honor The brides
maids were Misses Katherine Skillern
Georgia Kaufman and Margaret Stole
/ all of Boise, and Miss Grace Bolger oil
Spokane, The best man was w. Clough
Perkins a brother of the groom. The
i ubittIb WtIc lIl6 lIdlcIlily Ol
the groom, Stephen A. Regain and
Charles Annett of Boise, Virgil Samms
of Pocatello and John r. Wheeler OF
Vale, Ore.
The four little flower girls were
Elizabeth Stewart, Helen Catalan
Margaret Clark and Helen Blackinger
who wore white organdie frocks with
pink sashes, pink bows in their hail
and pink socks. These little tots car
ried white baskets filled with pink rose
petals, the handles wreathed witt
smilax, and scattered the fragrant