Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-07
EARL R. FARBER
TAKES A BRIDE

The following beautiful description
of the wedding of one Of Mis.ouri's
fair daughters and a popular young
business man CT this city is copied
from the Appleton City (Mo.,) Jour.
nal:
The home of Mrs. Emma Lamp
kin, north of town, was the setting
for very pretty September wedding
on Wednesday the 22nd, at which
time Ethel Mamie, her youngest
daughter, became the wife Of Earl
Robert Farber, of Payette, Idaho.
THE north porch was beautifully
decorated with trailing vines and
baskets Of pink and white asters,
with streamers of pink and white
chiffon tied with loYe-knots and con-
tanned the piano, where Miss Waket-
Ia Redford, of Clinton, presided.
Promptly at 5 p. N. Miss Anne VIII
son, of Montrose, in her clear rich
soprano sang 20 Promise Ne "At
the closing cadences merged into
the wedding march, the bridal party
appeared in the doorway led by
Little Miss Helen Hirni, in a dainty
little frock of pink and white, carry
ing a basket of pink and white
4sters; she was escorted by Master
Philip Lampkin, who bore the ring
in a large white lily. Following the
minister came the groom escorted by
Mr.. Ben Lampkin, brother Of the
bride, and Immediately following
them came the bride with the Maid
of Honor, Miss Frances Callison, of
Windsor.
with clear, solemn tones, Rev.
Cain, a cousin of the bride, spoke
/ the words uniting them for life,
Using the beautiful ring ceremony.
"As the wedding march swelled
out into the rich full notes of JOY,
he bridal party led the way to the
lining room where a dainty supper
was gracefully served by the Misses
Ola Williams, Nettie Richards, Ruby
Erhart and Messrs. Rylan Lampkin
and Bell Atcheson. The color scheme
pink and white, was continued IN
the dining room with masses Of pink
md white blossoms. The brides
Cake occupied the place of honor
On the table and dainty Lily of the
Valley basket place cards hung upon
the tumblers, marking the places OF
the guests.
1.-The bride was charmingly gowned
in cream-white taffeta and chiffon,
noire, trimmed with satin rosebuds
and maline. She wore wreath OF
Lilies of the Valley. The bridesmaid
Miss Callison, was daintily dressed
in pink taffeta yeiled with white
chiffon crepe, trimmed with pink
satin roses and white fur. She car
ried a large bouquet of pink roses
Miss Redford and Miss Wilson each
wore a dainty frock OF pink taffeta
veiled with chiffon crepe and trim
med with white fur and filmy lace
The groom and best man wore the
conventional black. >
Miss Lampkin has grown &c
v'omanhood here and her friends are
limited only by her acquaintance. Mr.
Farber is a rising young merchant OF
Idaho and from his manly bearing
We Judge him a man of sterling
worth and we'll deserving of one Of
Missouri's fairest daughters. They
left on Thursday for the Frisco Fair
via Salt Lake and Los Angeles and
thence via Portland to their home al
Payette, Idaho, which the groom has
all ready for his bride.
''They were the recipients of many
useful and valuable presents OF table
linen, china, out glass, silverware
and gold coins. About seventy five
guests were present to wish them
well on their journey together
through life"
Mr.. and Mrs. Farber arrived In
Payette Tuesday evening, when they
received royal welcome at the
home of the groom's parents, Mr..
j and Mrs. w. H. Farber, on First
Avenue South.