The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01
-. - aAakER NuPTIALs.

n,Ne PARKER Nor''A-s'
49, nuptials of Richard B.
NJ me hspR' rvdIa Anne Parker were
adm, .S a. last evening at Trinity
slsOis'sh me Rev. D. J. W. somervihe
burch, .,nr officiating. Never has
LeN'ss, ooked more beautiful. Green
i 10 chu.sn we're the colors used. For
Snd wn1ss Ms @. s. Stockton, with a
DO days assistants, was busy at
wps o. ma the result accomplished
q Gnu worthy of the highest praise
wen s,de of the aisle up the nave
y s' I,aced posts covered with white
%ere p'a AZ the end Of every other
sper - rost supporting a large bou-
pat easI ehasta daisies. Above the
pst q hung ropes OF evergreen fes-
~ W. rom the roof supports. In the
poas' ,,sre placed wickerwork baskets
pon ~" large bouquets Of Shasta
{Dn'an End ferns. The decorative
f'isles rointed to the chancel rail
Fhems ~ ceremony was to be per-
{he'e PONIES of evergreen traversed
Prmeu over the chancel rail and
srom the apex of the arch to the
uns ssree on either side. The ropes
c0r' aSbt at the side with large
#sN 40 Of white ribbon producing
~ .ssae, Of portiers. Through the
" saen the altar draped in its
~ ssrgings Of white brocaded sat
80 ave the cross on the rear wall
n,sesd a large wheel whose felloes
snokes we're of green and the In
.r,nr space white. Around the
= ths wheel had been placed four
bnlbs whose sparkling light
N.s,ss The altar with magnificent eff
IN. marriage service began with a
Mandelssohn's Flower Song, rem
"a Nv Mrs. NJ. Reese Hattabaugh.
vas accompanied by Mrs. p. M.
.,,,,o Immediately afterward Mrs.
srvIlle began Lohengrin's wedding
4 rh The four ushers appeared at
aoor and began the march to the
i the first two separating the guests
M white ribbon. The ushers were
&,auea nv four bridesmaids, the flow
al and the ring bearer, the maid
4 sonor and the bride leaning on the
~ her father. The bridal party
I. met at the chancel rail by the
ann and best man. The impressive
ual Of the Episcopal church was spok-
8 nv the Rev. Somerville and these
Inular Young people were made asone.
H. entire party including the guests
msdIately repaired to the home of
and Mrs. A. F. Parker where re-
ua,on was given the newlyweds In the
dst Of which Mr.. and Mrs. Kading
rsteriously disappeared for Lewiston
PARTS unknown. The members of
bridal party were: Ushers, Messrs
hmet Mulhall, Spokane, Dexter Van
khandt Of Madison, Wis, Bunnie
&hhell and James Babb of Lewiston;
desmaids, Misses Elizabeth Ketten-
|ch and Cornelia Ingram gowned in
Il taffeta, and Katherine Vincent
Ia sallIe Mary Kettenbach in pink taft
a all four wearing tulle wells. All
the bridesmaids are from Lewiston.
.tte Wilhelmina Kettenbach of Lew
Don was the flower girl, and little !
ly Eastman Of Boise, was the ring
srer The brides twin sister, Miss
kia Parker was maid of honor and !
m white net with white tulle veil.
Dyer. has the bride appeared to bet |
advantage than she did at her own
ddlng, and her gown but accentuat-
y the beauty Of her features and form.
L gown itself was well built of white
II In chiffon with a bodice OF net trim
d In opal beading. The bridal veil
Of point applique caught up with
nge blossoms.
he out Of town guests at 1.-THE we'd
g we're Mrs. Ben Eastman, sister
the groom, and her daughter Mary
Boise; Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Babb
lewiston; Mrs. c. d. Babb and
ughter Of Champagne, ILL.,; Mr. and
"a W F. Kettenbach, Mr. and Mrs.
W Barnett, and Miss Nell Hicks
lewiston.
III and Mrs. Kading are popular
ing people Of this city and they car |
With them the we'll wishes of the
fe community In the establishing
'helr home. Mr.. Kading has been
Tor some months past erecting a
ming little bungalow on South Mead
sueet, wither he will take his
on their return from the ewed-
mp The bride and groom left last
1ns about midnight via automo-
ior Lewiston. Spokane Portland and
. coast cities, The length Of their
Is Indefinite.