Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-07

land. The bride wa, prettiiy dressed
in white silk crepe de chine. The guests
from out Of town were: Peter Smith, a
brother of the groom from Cornell,
Wash, the Rev. Perry, the Revs. and
Mesdames Hadley and Hayes, Miss
Ruth Doane and Henry James of
Nampa, MIR. and Mrs Carpenter, and
Mrs. Handey of Ontario, Misses Anna
and Lydia and Messrs Charles, Andrew
and Philip Smith of Fruitland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith left Friday for Goldendale,
Wash, where Mr.. Smith will assist in
eyangelistic meetings.
Entertainment at Soldiers Home.
The Ladies OF the G. A. r. gave a
most delightful entertainment at the
Soldiers Home Monday evening which
was largely attended by many pr 1ple
from the city and was greatly enjoyed.
The pro-ram was under the dir. ton
of Mrs. Wilson and consisted of the
following numbers: Calling to order
with a short address by Commandant
Barton song, America" audience:
piano solo, Miss Rubie Kale; reading,
Miss Violet Zimmerman vocal solo.
Miss Seiby Doolittle; piano solo, ISIS
Oral Sebern comic recitation, Mr.. Ash
by; song, America" audience; recita-
ton, Miss Zimmerman The prosram
throughout was well rendered and al
went away happy.
Frazier Pfaffle.
A May vedding of interest was that
of Miss Lois Pfaffle, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Pfaffle of POLL North
Sixteenth street, to Arthur Frazier of
Meridian, on Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock in the presence Of about so
guests including relatives and friends,
the Rev. Joel Brown of the Christian
church of Meridian officiating. Miss
Blanche Hedges of NJ eridian was the
bridesmaid and Mr.. Wallace Atkinson
of Meridian was the best man. The
bride and her attendant came down the
stairs to the strains of Memberships
wedding march played by Miss Carolyn,
sister of the bride. During the cere-
mony Miss Alva Prouty of Boise sang
The Perfect Day" accompanied by
Miss Gladys Lansdon. The house was
decorated with unusual beauty A yell
low and white color scheme was car
nations intermingled with smilax. A
corner of the living room was yellow
and white flowers with palms banked
on either side. The table was very
dainty with the brides cake as the
centerpiece and yellow shaded candles
and four streamers of yellow ribbon
from the chandelier to the table III the
cutting of the brides cake the fair
bride found the ring and Mrs. Burns of
Meridian the button. Mr.. VIII Rieger of
Boise captured the dime and j. M.
jackson of Meridian the thimble, The
bride was in a beautiful wedding gown
of white pussy willow taffeta with
overdrape of Georgette crepe and white
lace trimming. She carried a large
shower bouquet of roses. A white rose
bud was in her hair. The bridesmaid
was in white, also, with tiny pink rose
buds for orndmentations. The going
away gown of the bride was u dark
blue taffeta and cloth with flesh coll
ored crepe de chine blouse with hat
gloves and shoes of one of the new
shades of grey. The bride received
many very costly and beautiful wed
ding gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier motor
ed to Meridian the same evening where
Mr. Frazier has a pretty home fully
furnished for his bride. Mr.. Frazier
will occupy TIL, position OF assistant
cashier in the First National Bank a.
Meridian.
The out of town guests besides the
Meridian friends We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Stevens of Nampa, and Mrs
Brundage and Philip Rieger of Payette
aunt and cousin of the bride