The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-01-29
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Of Mrs. J. Hague. and Mr.. Cheasley
Fred Jenness were married Wednes-
day evening at the home of the brides
cousin, James E. Clinton, Rev. Will
was performed in the big sun room
the windows of which in winter are
covered with charming scarlet shades
The woodwork is white and in a bow
window, against background of the
scarlet curtains, on which were low
er's wreaths of white tulle, the bridal
party stood. An improvised altar
covered with a white cloth held a
Russian brass bridal candelabra, with
its dozen waxen candles. Opposite
the bridal party on the other side of
the room a blazing fire cracked on
the hearth in the big fireplace The
entire atmosphere of the room was
one of cheer and happiness. The
bridal party was preceded by the little
cushion bearers, James E. Clinton,
Jr., and Jane Walker, both wearing
white and carrying white satin pillows.
Then came the flower girls, Ireno
Clinton and Katherine Sinner, carry
ing wreaths of smilax and carna-
lions. Next came the honored maid,
Miss Elizabeth Roadway, who wore a
charming frock of pink pussy willow
taffeta draped over lace underSkirt.
The corsage was lace trimmed and
she carried pink carnations. Then
came the bride on the arm IF her
cousin, Mr.. Clinton. She wore
beautiful gown Of white cbarmeuse
yelled in white tulle made Junic
fashion and ornamented with vreaths
of rose buds on the bottom She
wore tulle veil fastened with orange
blossoms and carried a shower bo-
quet of bride roses. The bridegroom |
and his best man, |. p Taylor, met the |
bridal party at the altar, where the
solemn vows were exchanged.
Just before the ceremony Mrs
Sinner sang Because" accompan-
led by Miss Margaret Taylor, who
later played the Lohengrin bridal
march. After congratulations re-
freshments were served to 40 guests.
Mrs Earl David of Moscow and Mrs
George Roadway presided at the re-
freshment table. The young couple
will make their home on a ranch near
Meridian Statesman.
A Dancing Party !
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Huntbach enter l
tanned a number of their friends at '
dancing party at their home south of
own Friday evening. During the eve
zig refreshments were served. The
guests were Messrs. and Mesdames
Frank Neeley, Albert Neeley, Charles D
Jack Wilson, Fred u
,koog, Ivan Williamson, Bob West, n
Cd Styner, Louis Kitley, Dan Martin
on, Fred Keisel, Fred Sletto, William
dartinson, A. e. Tennis, William
Buchanan. Mrs. William Kennedy and
laughter, Miss Boyed, Miss Gilbert,
fiss Ethel Johnson, Miss Hattie John
on Messrs Olaf Johnson, Albert Hal =
erson, Geo. Colebeck, Osberg, Erick-
on, and ST. John.
Entertained Visitors NJ
The university faculty received last CT
aturday evening as a courtesy to the r
lem bers of the agricultural extension
orkers who were in the city during
lie weekend Miss Doris Gregory
ave several musical numbers and ~
RS. H. f. Conwell gave two clever u
,adings Later the guests enjoyed
ancing. The honor guests were Miss 81
my Kelly and the Messrs. NJ. c. =
errill, w. T. Mccall, T. w. Porter,
P. Fawcett, j. S. WEIGH, E. P. Tay o
r, W. B. Kjosness, C. B. Sampson, VI
H. Lafrenz, E. Fjelsted, A. D. wy
-ade, F. L. Williams, w. N. Birch, H.
:. Hochbaum, O. D. Center.
RS. Horton Entertains 4
~ CUdl llilllS dlldlI Slftu III uOHOI VI M
RS. John McFall of Shoshone, Ida, II
ring her stay in the city, was the Y
tractive bridge party at which
IS. George Horton entertained at her
me Friday afternoon. After de-
htful afternoon around the three
Oles of cards, a buffet luncheon was
rived at five o'clock. Those invited
meet Mrs McFall were Mesdames
TX Griffith, Ben Bush, Howard Kirk
'od, Howard David, Homer David,
j Orland, and theMisses Anna
smens, Edna Dewey, and Ruth Bro
n.
idge Party for Mrs. McFall
| very pleasant afternoon of bridge
S enjoyed by number of guests
en- Miss Ruth Broman entertained
her home this afternoon compli-
ntary to Mrs. John McFall, who has
n the house guest OF Mrs. George