The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-07-14
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Girard- Reilly Wedding

Girard- Reilly Wedding
A pretty church wedding was SOL
emnized Tuesday morning at o'clock
at Holy Trinity Catholic church when
Miss Mary Girard became the bride OF
Emmett Reilly Only the families of
the young couple witnessed the I'M
pressive ceremony at the church which
was decorated in a color scheme OF
pink and white which the bride had
chosen for the color tone of her we'd
ding. The marriage rites were read by
the Rev. Father Pecoul of Holy Trinity
parish.
The bride wore a handsome oyster
white wool travelling suit, with white
hat to match Her maid of honor, Miss
Josephine Reilly of Occur d'Alene, sis
ter of the groom, wore a suit of gold
colored cloth and white sailor The
groom was attended by the brides
brother, Frank Girard.
Following the wedding, the guests
motored to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tim Sullivan where a four-course
wedding breakfast was served. Here
again the decorations were of pink
and white. The guests were seated at
two tables which were conferred with
vases of pink and white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs Reilly left at 10 o'clock
for honeymoon to be spent at the
coast. While at Seattle they will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. P.
Reilly. Upon their return from their
honeymoon they will be at home at the
Woodwork where they have taken
apartments.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Phillip and children of Lewiston, Mrs.
Reilly of Occur d'Alene and Miss Cath
crime Wren of Spokane.
Chicago Matr0n HOnOred at Large Re-
ception
The largest and most charming So
cial event that has been given during
the summer months took place on
Friday afternoon of this week when
Mrs. Warren Truitt received over a
hundred guests at her home who had
been hidden to meet Mrs. Elias Day of
Chicago, a niece of Mr.. Truitt who has
been houseguest of the FRUITS dur
ing July The guests were received
between the hours of three and six |
o'clock
The Truitt home was a verftable |
garden of summer flowers. The liv-
Ing room was in shasta daisies and
blue canterbury bells. Masses of red
roses in the library deepened the col
or tone, which modulated into an eff
fective pink and green color scheme
in the dining room, carried out In
roses and canterbury bells. The guests
were admitted by little Miss Helen
Parsons who was stationed at the
door. Mrs. Truitt was assisted by
The following matrons: Mesdames
Little, Butterfield, Parsons, Forney,
French and Addy.
Boise Girl In Moscow
Miss Elna Collister of Boise is the {
guest Of Mrs Burton L. French. She 7
will be complimented this evening at {
IN informal dinner which Mrs. French | l.
las arranged at which Miss Belle Y
Willis, Miss Catherine Frantz. and the n
discs Marion and Margaret Byrns e
will be guests. II,
Fast Oracle Club Il
Mrs. c. B. Westover entertained the G
'ast Oracle club yesterday afternoon e
t her home on Howard street Ten b
aembers of the club were present. H
he hostess served dainty refresh
tents during the afternoon.
[rs. Wood Hostess
Mrs. r. J. Wood was hostess to the ft
vyhurst club Thursday afternoon. The Il
fternoon was spent with needlework fl
nd at S o'clock a luncheon was h
erved Eighteen members of the "
Tub enjoyed the afternoon. 81
y'
maternity Entertained
The Boise members of the Kappa :
igma fraternity we're delightfully."-
ntertained on July Sd at the beau
full country home of Frank and
Ieorge Illingworth on the mesa
Crimson, white and green" the col
rs of the fraternity, were carried out
18th red and white roses. The eve
ing was spent with college songs and
Mrs. Illingworth was
SISTED by Mrs. Villa Ross of Mos
DIV. Those present were: Hi
larence Hyde of Oreana, and Frank
'artin, Harold King, Harry Hawley
nd Frank DeKay of Boise.-Boise