The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-23

mart was lu6 scene OF the uOSl Clldlul-
ing affair of the season when their
daughter, Miss Fannie became the
bride of Mr.. David Girdner.
The house was a bower of smilax
and bridal roses effectively inhanced
with pink futile.
A vocal selection, "'Tis All That /
Ask" rendered by Miss Marie Rob-
erts, was followed by the soft strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march. The
bride with her maid of honor Miss
Marguerite Putnam, followed, by her
brides maid, Miss Veva Amos, decend-
ed the stairway at the foot of which
she met the groom, accompanied by his
best man, Mr. Lesley Epler and the
groom's man, Mr.. Eugene Hart, broth
er of the bride. Passing down the
aisle formed of strands of smilax and
white ribbon, they halted before the
altar formed of a canopy of delicate
pink tulle intermingled with green's
The Rev Anderson of the Baptist
church performed the double ring cere-
mony and united the two in marriage.
The bride was lovely in her exquisite
gown of silver cloth and filet lace with
an over tunic o%georgette crepe and
a court train of white satin. Her veil
blossoms, hung gracefully to the bot
tom of her gown. To complete the
brides apparel was the shower bou
quet of white roses and ferns tied with
white tulle
The maid of honor and brides maid
wore dainty frocks of shell pink tat
fetta with over draps of pink tulle
and silver lace. They wore silver
slippers and short pink tulle wells with
bands of silver beads across the fore
heads They carried beautiful pink
chrysanthemums.
The brides mother wore an after
noon gown of grey charmeuse COM
bined with georgette crepe and silk
lace.
Miss Marie Roberts wore a dainty
: frock of pink taffeta trimmed with
silver lace
Mrs Walker of Boise, sister of the
groom was dressed in pretty gown
of rose crepe de chene.
Following the ceremony the guests
heartiest congratulations were given
the young couple and a delicious four
course luncheon was served in the
dining room around which were seat
ed the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Girdner The table was a pleasing
sight with a basket of pink roses tied
2 with a tulle bow and pink shaded
+ candles.
The Coburn orchestra furnished
music during the afternoon. About
sixty-five guests we're present and
F. many beautiful and useful presents
= were given the popular young couple
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Girdner left on the
q evening train for Salt Lake, where
r. they will spend their honeymoon.
i On the occasion of the twenty-fiftf
d wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
e II. j. Youngs, a number of friends ant
S relatives, members of the Presbyter
(, ian choir, surprised them last Satur
day night at their home on Fifth av
enue Mr.. and Mrs. Youngs and Ruti
were out for dinner and the guests
:. arrived during their absence, bearing
with them a lovely silver sandwich
= tray bountiful refreshments. larg'
- bunch of beautiful chrysanthemums
which was the flowers used in DECO
rating the home of Mrs. Youngs in II
r linois on her marriage day, twenty
,e five years ago. The evening was de
J. and to music The guests thel
* took their leave, expressing the hop
in that they would all have the opportu
s. nifty of remaining to celebrate the gold
en- wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Youngs.
,r The November meeting of the Way
le side club was at the home of Mrs. +
IN Hamilton The subject for the montl
IS. (Which is the most effective in shaI
lie ing morals, the home or the school
is was discussed. After a short bushes
al meeting and review of current event
a dainty luncheon was enjoyed. tn
next meeting will be December IA
r the home of Mrs. A. c. Rutherford.
er
of The Monday Auction Brigde clu
n met with Mrs Moore Mrs. Erne
of White, Mrs. Shehan and Mrs. Bobi'
as acted as substitutes. A dainty tire
We course luncheon was served at Il
close of the afternoon.
six Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis entertai
ID ed a few friends at dinner Thursdi
,ss evening on the occasion of their ten
ue wedding anniversary.
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