The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-09-08
MISS HELEN CASE AND
MR.. WHITTEMAN MARRIED
Wedding Performed at Presbyterian
Church SUNDAY.


eyer witnessed in Caldwell was that of
Mss Helen Case and Mr. Harlow
Whltteman at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. At the close
OF the morning worship the congrega-
ton was asked to be seated and i'm
medlately strains Of the bridal chorus
from the Rose Maiden were heard
from the choir room. After first
phrase the singers appeared, charming
al with their splendid renditory OF
this appropriate selection. The quar-
tet was composed of Mrs. F. F. Beals,
Mrs. P. l.. Case. Mr.. A. A. Binford and
MIR: A. Westrope. Mrs w. NJ Case
and Mrs. p. l.. Case then sang a duet
entitled when We're Together"
which was followed by solo BE
cause" by Mrs. w. M. Case.
During the musical program, the
Camp Fire Girls, of whom Miss Case
was guardian, festooned all the aisles
with asparagus rope and stood in place
during the whole service.
The familiar strains of the Lohen-
grin wedding march were then heard,
Miss Marjorie Beale presiding at the
piano. The wedding party then APP
peared, being led up the two outer
aisles by Mr.. Vance, minister of the
First Presbyterian church. and Mr..
Case, former minister and brother of
the bride. Mr.. Vance was followed
by little Betty Case who carried a pink
rose containing the brides ring. Little
Hester Knepper of Boise, followed
Mr. Case bearing in her rose the ring
for the groom. Then appeared Mrs.
w. M. Case as matron Of honor, Mr..
F., l.. Case taking the part of best
man. The bride on the arm of her
father, Mr. Norman Case, then en-
tered, the groom appearing in the
opposite aisle. The first part of the
wedding service from the Book Of
Common Worship of the Presbyterian
church was then read by Mr.. Vance
the latter part of the ceremony with
its plighting VOWS being given by Mr.
Case. The service was rendered more
impressive by the bride and groom
kneeling for the wedding vows. The
Persian prayer rug used was kindly
furnished from the collection of Mr..
Vance
After the pronouncing of the
Aaronic benediction the wedding
party marched down the center aisle to
the Joyous strains of Mendlessohns
wedding march, Mr.. Case being joined
by the mother of the bride The en-
tire wedding party was then whisked
away to the home of the bride where
d delightful three course luncheon
came in the cutting Of the brides cake,
the following finding the lucky pieces:
Little Hester Knepper the ring,
Gnendolyn Crete the dime, Buen
Beale the thimble, and Ruth Brady
the darning needle.
Masses of cream and pink roses
against the background of asparagus
and ferns formed the artistic decora-
ton of the church. Mrs Vance and
Mrs Haraloff having this in charge.
The home of the bride was made
beautiful dahlias and scarlet bitter
root berries, the gift of Mrs w. F.
Lewis of Sea Side, Oregon, and roses
from Mrs. E. B. Robertson of Nampa.
The bride was unusually beautiful in
an importad gown of Philippine en-
broidery, lace and satin, with long
tullc veil She carried a shower bou-
quet of brides roses and sweet peas.
The matron of honor, Mrs. w. M.
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carried Killarney roses. Mrs. Norman
| Case wore lavender charmuse
gown with hat to match.
Little Betty Case and Hester Knep-
per, the ring bearers, were daintily
dressed in white embroidery, and
looked very much like white butter
flies as they futted down the aisle.
Miss Case is we'll known in Cald-
well because of her connection with
the College of Idaho, having been the
teacher Of Domestic Art' for three
years. She has also taken very &C
tive part in all church work and be-
came pianist the first Sunday after
her arrival in Caldwell. She was first
guardian for the Camp Fire Girls oil
the church and will be greatly missed
by these girls.
/ Her husband. who is a graduate OF
Alma College, is associate professor o.
Landscape Architecture in the Uni
versity Of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Mich
Here they will be at home after Octo
Der LIST, at 1920 Norfay Road. The
best wishes of the church, college ant
community generally go with then
both.