Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-17

the warmth OF the conserva-
tory, bloomeu as fair az thoss Of June
to grace the nuptial rites, Yule-tide
preparations engross every mind.
The dreams Of little children woven
about q green branched Christmas
tree and q Santa Claus who comes
down the chimney and generously fills
the open stockings, will all come true
in Boise this year. For, included with
the Oh istmas cheer about the home
fireside and thu large affairs at the
churches, there will be the usual mu-
nicipal Christmas tree, which has
grown TO be a part of the city's holi-
day festivity
The young people Of society who
choose the holidays for their pretty
parties, will soon be making ready,
while the older set will look forward
to somewhat more stately functions.
The customary legislative ball Will
this year give place to a big, general
reception held on January by the
chief executive and other state Off
cials and the judiciary, In the capitol.
The charity ball, which Is distinguished
each year by Increasing hrilliancy, Will
be the grand ball OF TIM season, and
Will this year, be more elaborate than
ever before. The coming Of the men
of the Second Idaho regiment will not
only bring Joy to the thousands who
wait for them, but will also be sig
nal for some beautiful social functions
in honor OF our brave soldiers.
+ + +
December Wedding Bells.
Cupid played one Of his prettiest
pranks last Sunday afternoon when he
became responsible for the change to
an earlier date of the wedding which
united two young people of two OF
Idaho's most prominent families In
marriage, Miss Mary Margaret Orms-
by. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l..
Ormsby, and Clayton Alternately Dav-
idson, son of Mr.. and Mrs, X M.
Davidson, all of Boise. The wedding
was to have tai.cn place in the spring.
but the sudden change in the plan
was he mutual wish of the young cou-
ple. conferring together and arriv-
ing at a conclusion most agreeable TO
Themselves, they decided to be mar
ried at once and not wait through the
long winter season. So the b. we'd
ding. the shimmering bridal gown and
orange blossoms, the bridal attendants,
the -nuptial fuss and flutter which
waits upon the girl Of society when
she becomes priae, w 81
t1r the aule' hoiiie "cuuns
the parents ot e"el .'nu
members OF t'le
fly as witnesses.
Blcssed i M DIV AZ,
on was SierlousiS eNeii,pil' ~ ~
hflillance o. ihe so'ueh
which streaheo III ,lieus' w 80
dow OF Tue orlae h9i!. aia
TO talrlS raaiats '"o ie,i'
as the Two were inaae ".
Right 6eF. j. %. uisteii u ~
copai ehuren' III mus - -.
solemn sc d, ~
afternoon. on's the i''iaeuate ~,
bcrs OF each lttni's We
house was hiieo WIN plnn anu
carnations. pink an VII ,.,,a
exquisite iaNetlaei 'i,teoU - -
NUNS JOY 20 ~
which I'VE sense OF summer " wy
sunhsnl-itooueu 'oo'a
The living room, where the ceremony
took piece. was ii'leu VIZ 1855 -
flowers. fhe young eoupie "efs ma
RED before g riisit' oiaNe
the Wa ilreplace.
The nee, VINO = i,Neis a.'u
full girl, wore very peaa'hul al.e.
noon g. wn OF navy piee aeorsee,e
crepe with sllVer iaee over iiesA-ool, !,
ored chliion anu satih' anu iiaI y
taupe VeiNet 'Iiinliea win se'1 on'i
a cluster OF fragrant purpie N'etee %
completed me charming COSTUME. n
stead OIL roses, s,le arile' VIM
prayer DOCK gilt lroit. 7 slana
mother. MIS-. T. W. oliiisos u n
savanna, ahu III ny piase ooon % %
the Duehesse laoe iitiiiun ,S'iiel' VIM.
me priue iiio'ne. ~ ~ ~
Weddlhs' peaii a'ia 'iahio ~ -
mt on platinum cnain Nas i ~. - -.
menl worn, gu iioiii III y, -, ooi.
After .hc .eie,uons ,.is,,,
was served. ine 'ap,e was -
with It's decorations VI ioss anr ~
Rose SILK caiuie s,aues anu s.l'e e