Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-05


lin entertained the Camp H4re girls of
the Westminster Presbyterian church
with Halloween party Tuesday 1
evening.
eraies -Cartss Wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Loreve Cartee.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Cartee
of Tonopah. Nevada, and until very /
recently of Salt Lake. to ]. Franklin
Brales Of Caldwell, Idaho. Wednesday |
morning, October rs, marks the cele- |
hration OF another marriage of a
daughter of Idaho pioneers. The |
bride is a granddaughter Of the
late Ross Cartee, former surveyor
general of Idaho, and also Of Hon.
John HALEY. former U. S. congress
man from Idaho, both distinguished
pioneers of the state. The wedding
took place at the home of the brides
parents in Tonopah, the Rev. Harlan
! Bailey. vicar of the Episcopal church.
officiating. The bride. who is a very
lovely young girl. came in on the arm
of her father, who gave her away. "At
Dawning" was played before the cere-
mony and ITO a Wild Rose" very
softly during that period by Miss
Cover on the violin with sweet and
delicate expression. After the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served
to the bridal party. covers placed for
twelve. The table was beautifully ap-
pointed and covered with an embroid-
cred cloth.
The centerpiece was basket of
white chrysanthemums and ferns.
The favors were hand painted place
cards of bridesmaid in water colors,
|
Francisco, cousin of the bride.
The bride was sweet and fair In an
exquisite gown of white embroidered
crepe -de-chine from Japan, trimmed
with irrldescent trimming. She car
ried q shower boquet of tiny baby
roses and ferns.
The happy couple left on the even
ing train for Caldwell. where the
bridegroom is a prominent business
man of the Brales Bros. firm of Cald-
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brales reached Cald-
well Sunday evening and went to their
home, beautiful new bungalow which
the bridegroom had prepared for the
reception of his bride. Mrs. Brales
who Is a musician of marked ability
has lived in Boise the greater part of
her life, where she has host of rela-
tives and friends in the capital city.
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kensIngton Club.
The Kensington club met with idrs.
James Black on Saturday and a most
delightful afternoon was enjoyed.
Golden Wedding Anniversary.
, To reach the point in life where an
hOnnrad nd ha aolahra 70
their golden wedding anniversary is a
great Joy to not only the relatives and
friends of the happy couple, but to
themselves as well.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Hart, well
t known and esteemed pioneer citizens
of Boise, who are celebrating their
golden wedding today, III their own
beautiful and hospitable home, sur
, rounded by their sons and daughters
! and by their grandchildren. Yellow is
the appropriate color chosen for the
: decorations, and this rich, golden color
glows through all the house. The
flower predomnating is the yellow
chrysanthemum and a basket of these
| gorgeous beauties graces the table
r There is a golden wedding cake, too
g with a couple of tiny figures repre-
senting the bride and BRIDE groom or
. namenting it.
: The loving daughters and grand
daughters of the bride have insisted
upon her wearing white with touch
of lavender, the latter tint recalling
the bridal gown of SO years ago, a
r pinkish lavender silk, POLITICALLY known
: as Moonlight on the Lake." and
j. trimmed with crystal embroidery.
j. The bride of Nov. 8, 1866, wore q
tuberose in her hair. but none is
available in Boise today. An old
i friend of Mrs. Harris describing her as
n a young matron when arriving In
S Boise with her husband in 1871, said
C she was very beautiful. very dainty
: and with the gentlest of manner. II
9 was u long trip to take in those early
i days, and after the railroad was left
= at Kelton and the old Overland route
: was begun, the Harris had thrilling ex-
: periences, as did many of the earliest
e pioneers. But despite Indians anc
other perils they completed their jour
ney safely and are well and strong
for their years today, having lived
g 40 years in Idaho and watched its evo-
d luton from a wilderness to the great
= Estate it has become. Forty years age
n today, Mr. and Mrs. Hart celebrated
g their tin wedding to which over one
: hundred invitations we're issued.
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Halloween Social.
A very delightful Halloween socia
d was given at the home of Fl. F. Weston
n 410 Pueblo street, Tuesday evening
: The decorations were very beautiful
o with pumpkins, witches and black cats
d decorating the walls, which gave tn,
n rooms quite q spooky effect for tn,
occasion.
The evening was spent in dancing
land games.
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