Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-23

bride was attended by her sister, Mrs.
r. 7. Mcnamara, who was the matron
of honor and by her sister, Miss 1nez
Skillern, the maid of honor. The
bridegroom was attended by his best
man, Mr.. Wilfrid Davis. The little
children who were the ribbon bearers
were the little sons and daughters of
Mr.. Jack Farrar Skillern and Mr. and
Mrs. VIII T. Skillern, Billy and John
Skillern and Katherine and leila Skill
lern acted as ribbons bearers.
A pink and white effect was appar-
ent in the decorations which were very
beautiful. The space before the bay
window in the room which had been
arranged for the ceremony, was es-
peeially attractive. A canopy of white
clematis with pendant sprays and
flowers was suspended over the inn
provised altar which was dra ped with
an embroidered white Chinese silk
shawl OF the days of 1S49. and on this
at each end of the altar were the
seven branched temple candelabra of
brass with lighted white candles and
between these a tall brass vase holding
tall pink gladiol. Palms were in the
background and at each side of the
arch were large jardinieres of michael
mas daisies with tall pink gladioli in
the center and huge bouquets OF the
same were placed about the room.
The white satin kneeling cushion
rested on a most beautiful Persian
prayer rug The living room was in
! dainty pink and white phlox. The
| table was in deep pink and white rose
asters in a tall filigree silver vase and
at each end We're tall rose candles in
silver candlesticks, a gift of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Jack Farrar Sliillern. The hall
had touch of yellow shown in a
cluster of marigolds and the stairway
was in michaemas daisies
Mrs. D. Steen Fletcher sang, "a
Wondrous Thing Is Love- before the
bridal party entered and Miss More
house and Miss Taylor with violin and
piano, played Here Comes the Bride"
as the bride on the arm of her father,
who gave her away, descended the
stairs, preceded by the matron of honor
and the maid of honor Music was
played very softly during the ceremony
changing directly after into the Joyous
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
! march.
| The bride was a picture of lowell
ness and girlish grace in her white
| chiffon wedding gown with its court
| train of satin and filmy tulle veil fas-
tened over the head and encircled by a
slender wreath of orange blossoms.
! The short skirt was in deep tucks of
! the chiffon closely laid over each other
from hem to waist and was trimmed
with satin panels and n deep satin coll
| lar edged with crystal beads. The
sleeves were of silk net. She wore a
dainty gold wrist watch, the gift of the
bridegroom, and an exquisite platinum
brooch set with diamonds, the gift of
the mother of the bridegroom. Her
bouquet was large cluster of beau
shower of white buds.
Her going-away gown was a tailored
purple suit and hat to match.
! Mrs. MacNamara, the matron OF
honor. wore blue silk tulle over orchid
satin and carried a bouquet OF pink
rosebuds. The maid of honor wore
pussy willow taffeta with scalloped
edge and silk net fichu. She carried
q small bouquet of pink rosebuds SINH
lar to that OF the matron of honor. The
mother of the bride wore white Georg-
cite crepe and lace. Miss Bertha Skill
lern wore lavender Georgette crepe and
satin with bead trimming.
| A delicious buffet wedding supper
was served after the ceremony. Mrs.
Soma. Mrs. Donaldson. Mrs. Helen
Regain, Mrs. G. J. Sinsel, Mrs. r. x.
Davis and Mrs. Taylor poured. Mrs.