Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-07

ME gayety of the past two weeks
has given society the spirit and
verve 1t has lacked all the
- spring, and the beginning Of
the month is most suspicious.
1t is the time OF brides and roses and
both are prettily in evidence several
weddings having taken place last week.
The wedding OF Miss Louise Ross of
Wyoming, who has spent two seasons
In Boise with her mother while study
ing music, and e. W. Parks of Idaho
Falls will be solemnized Wednesday.
AS fitting accompaniment to the
chime Of wedding bells is the list of
dansants, teas, bridge afternoons and
evenings and the ever joyous bridal
showers The Carter johnson nuptials,
which will be solemni2ed Wednesday,,
June II, continue to form the motif
for a number of affairs, formal or
otherwise, and now that the brides
friend, Miss Loretta Hussey of Spo-
kane, has arrived to share the honors
of bridesmaid with Miss Little the en-
pertaining will be of a very extensive
nature. Mr.. and Mrs. Grunbaum and
Miss Grunbaum opened the gayeties by
dancing party in compliment to the
bride and groom elect and the visiting
bridesmaid Saturday evening. An
nather much feted bride who was mar
Ned Tuesday evening with much cere-
mony is Mrs. Walter Burden (nee Miss
Jean Moffett). Some beautiful affairs
are being planned for next week which
will be very full of social events.
.
Brilliant Reception.
The largest private party given for
some time in Boise was the reception
Thursday afternoon when over 250
ladies called at the invitation of Mrs.
Nathan Falk and Miss Bella Falk to
meet Mrs. Leo ]. Falk. Receiving with
the hostesses were Mrs. David Falk
and Miss Steinmeier with the guest of
honor The living room was bright
with roses and in the dining room
where a number of ladies poured in
turn, spring flowers were gracefully
arranged.
S. N. Dance.
The S. N club was the host at
large dance at Pierce Park Friday
evening. Daggett's orchestra furnish
ed excellent music for the occasion.
The decorations were a large electric
sign with IS. N" in colored lights and
the same letters in various forms about
the hall About 100 couples were pres
emit.
beautiful Church Wedding.
The First Methodist church was the
scene of a very beautiful wedding
Tuesday evening when Miss Jean Mof-
felt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Moffett
af RniGa hannTaa hrfda nF VOL tar
Burden, Rev. Willsie Martin officiat-
ing. The church was beautiful with
decorations of palms, syringa. wood
bine and ivy. Promptly at 8 o'clock
the bridal party entered the church led
by the two ushers. Jess Bennett and
Adam Eby, and followed by the two
bridesmaids, Miss Lucy Lane and Miss
Alfredo Griffith, the maid of hoEor,
Miss Carolyn Regain, the two tiny
flower girls, little Misses Carolyn
Athey and Stella Jones. with the beau
tiful bride on the arm of her father.
just before the entrance OF the bridal
party, Miss Hester Bennett sang II
Love You Truly" Preceding this Rich
ard Erwin at the organ rendered a
most beautiful prelude and as the
wedding procession came down the
aisle played Mendelssohn'5 wedding
march. During the ceremony Miss
Marie Davis softly sang "Oh What a
Wondrous Thing it Be- After the
ceremony the bride and groom repaired
to the beautiful bungalow where they
will live at 904 East Washington street
and where the home has been furnish
ed with every elegance and comfort by
the groom. Here a reception was held
: with only the very intimate friends of
the bride and groom as guests. The