Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-01
Edited by Mrs. ]. G. Green.

Before the entrance of the bridal
party, Mrs Brandt sang "A Wondrous
Thing It Must Be" (Liszt).
The bride came down the stairs on
the arm of her father. preceded by the
bridesmaid, Miss Sarah Skillern, and
the maid of honor, her sister, Miss
Lucille Davis, to the strains of THE
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin, played
by Miss Mary Daily.
Fletcher Skillern was the best man,
and as the bridal party entered it was
met by the bridegroom and best man,
the party proceeding to the impro
vised alter where Father Keyzer
awaited it. The ceremony was brief,
but it's impressiveness was emphaA
sized by the beautiful words of adj
vice and earnest address of Father
Keyzer. which prefaced the speaking
of the marriage VOWS.
The bride was a pretty picture in a
gown of cloth of silver with a tulle
overwress embroidered in silver A
wreath of orange blossoms encircled
her head and the long tulle veil was
a dream of gossamer beauty
Her only ornament was a platinum
laValore set with diamonds, the gift
of the bridegroom The bride also car
ried an old fashioned bouquet of bride
roses.
TWO pretty little girls in white with
pink ribbons, Barbara Stole and
Christie Orchard received the guests at
the door. Miss Lucille Davis. the sis
ter of the bride, who was the maid of
honor. wore an enchanting frock of
pale green with overdress of flesh
! pink caught with tiny pink rosebude
! Miss Sarah Sllillern, the bridesmaid,
wore n silver green pussy willow taft
feta gown over silver cloth and ruff
! files and shoulder effect of green silk
net
After the ceremony a delicious we'd
! ding supper was served. The table
was particularly pretty. The center
piece was a French basket filled with
( pink gladioli and tied with a bow of
pink tulle Pink candles in silver
candlesticks accentuated the beauty of
! the delicate color effect
The ladies pouring were Mrs. John
/ Kelly of New York and Miss Steen of
san Francisco Mrs. John Skillern and
Mrs. s. T. Davis and Mrs. Loree and
Mrs. Sinsel.
The young girls assisting were the
| friends of the bride
The house was beautiful with the
flowers and foliage which glow so
richly in September. The staircase
was twined with brilliant autumn
leaves and green Ivy and vases of
ferns of snapdragons and gladioli aug
mented the lovely color scheme.
In the cutting Of the cake. Miss
Peninah Newlin secured the ring and
also caught the brides bouquet. The
. Ia, Fo11 60 TH1% all
shot. the button to Miss Thelma Nc
Cir. and the coin to Miss Gladys
Lansdon.
The brides going away gown was a
tailored suit of wistaria velour trim
med with velvet and with hat tc
match. The happy couple left on the
night train for Coronado. Cal. where
they will spend their honeymoon, and
after Nov. 90 will be at home to their
friends at the HURT apartments. The
bride is a charming and highly accom-
plished young girl of one of the promi-
nent pioneer families of the state and
is a member of the musical sorority
Sigma Alpha Iota" of which Gadsk
and other celebrities are honorary
members. The bridegroom belongs tt
i, another pioneer family of prominence
/, and is the son of the late George w
Fletcher. the bank president. and is E
young man of noble qualities, es.
lteemed by his host Of friends. He Il
| n Stigma Gamma Pr member Mr.
and Mrs. John Kelly of New York, un.
Gle and aunt of the bride. and Mis-.
Steen of San Francisco, aunt of the
bridegroom, were guests from out o.
town.