The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-12
Grandniece of President Grant Bride
of Moscow Man.

Grandniece Of President Grant Bride
of Moscow Man.
E. Hugh Hill and his bride arrived
in Moscow on Wednesday and will
visit Mr.. Hills relatives in the city
for 10 days before continuing their
honeymoon through the north. The
following account of their wedding
is taken from the Boston Globe of
April 80:
''Gowned in the wedding dress
which her mother wore % years ago,
a grandniece of the late Mrs. U. S.
Grant, wife of President Grant was
married in this city tonight. The
bride was Miss Betty Dent Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ger
IRISH Smith of 215 Goffe street. The
father of the bride is the vice-presi-
dent and general manager of the Fore
River Shipbuilding corporation and a
former naval officer, and the mother
is the daughter of the late Judge Lewis
Dent, one of the early judges of the
California supreme judicial bench, a
brother of Mrs. Julia Dent Grant, wife
of General and afterward President
Grant.
The groom was E. Hugh Hill of
Moscow, Idaho, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Hill of that city. Mr..
Hill was a student at the Idaho uni
yersity when he was appointed to the
Annapolis Naval acaremy in 1914, be-
ing a member of the class of 1918,
among the members of which he has
many friends He left the naval
academy in 1915, and has since been
engaged in business.
The ceremony was performed at
the home of the brides parents by
Rev. E. M. Paddock, rector of st.
James Episcopal church, Cambridge,
in the presence of 100 guests, promi-
nent in civil and military life. The
wedding march was played by an
orchestra and the house was banked
with ported spring flowers, palms and
other greenery.
c After the reception and supper Mr..
and Mrs. Hill left on wedding trip
to southern California and also to the
home of the groom's parents in Mos
cow They will make their home
at $40 Goffe street, this city, and will
be at home after July 1.
Arnold Schaul Benedict in April.
Announcing Friday, June 1, as their
wedding date, Arnold Schaul of this
city and his fiancee, Miss Rena Pull
ford of Spokane, slipped away from
their friends and were quietly married |
at Occur d'Alene on Sunday, April |
%, by Justice of the Peace H. H. Hub
bard
The announcement of the April we'd |
ding comes as complete surprise to |
the Spokane and Moscow friends of
the young couple. Many pre-nuptial
affairs had been planned in Spokane
for the bride-elect during the coming
fortnight Mrs. Schaul will arrive
in the city tonight to join her husband.
They have taken apartments in the
apartments.
Mrs. Schaul is the daughter of Mrs.
". H. Pullford of Spokane, where
she is popular among wide circle
If friends. Mr. Schaul'sl parents also
-eside in Spokane, his father, A. {
schaul, sr., being owner of the In
and Drug store. Mr.. Schaul has ;
'esided in Moscow for the past two
months, and is connected with the +
lark P. Miller Milling copmany. '
Missionary Tea
Mrs Fred Blackwell and Mrs. E. T.
Kenyon were hostesses at the mis- {
ionary tea held May at the Pres /
yterian church annex At the bust s
ess meeting a committee was APP
ointed to draft resolutions to be
ent to the president and to the heads I
f the army and navy requesting that {
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