Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-16

Miss Isabel Barton and Miss Inez
SkilIern, of Boise. were all in pink
satin gowns and wore pink picture
hats with black velvet crowns. They
carried bouquets of pink rose buds,
tied with wide pink satin ribbons.
To match the beauty of their gowns
of pink satin and silver. Miss Florenc,
Myers of Pittsburg. Pa, and Miss
Vivian Slick Of Boise, the two maids of
honor, carried bouquets of pink rose
buds and lavender orchids tied with
wide orchid ribbon and wore pink
hats with silver crowns, matching
their gowns.
The grandmother of the bride, Mrs.
! Gumbert. wore black charmeuse with
old lace. Mrs. c. E. Hutchinson, of
E'airmont, West Va, the mother of the
bridegroom, was in brown satin and
chiffon, with wide picture hat Mrs.
Arnott, aunt of the bridegroom, was in
black crepe de chine with bead trim
ming. Mrs. Myers of Pittsburg, Pa,
wore white and pink chiffon over
pink silk. Mrs. Bernard Lee Hutchiu-
figure in pink with graceful hat in
( pink and white.
/ After the wedding ceremony at the
church large reception was held in
the hotel Owyhee in the rose room. Be-
sides the bride and bridegroom in the
receiving line, were Mrs. George Gum
! bert. grandmother OF the bride. Madi-
/ son {. Smith. great-uncle OF the bride.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Hutchinson, father
and mother of the bridegroom. Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Lee Hutchinson, Mrs.
! Myers Mrs. Arontt and the young
ladies and gentlemen of the bridal
party. a gay and happy company of
people. There was delightful music,
dancing, cutting of the brides cake
and all the features incident to a
! wedding.
There were many distinguished
guests from out of town and at home,
among the latter. Mayor and Mrs. S.
II. Hays. There was also. merry
company OF the young society set.
| The bouquet was caught by Miss
Wallace of Visalia, California, when
the bride cut the cake and the others
tempted fate by following her eX-
ample The magic ring was found by
Miss Isabel Barton. the coin by Miss
Eileen McCalla, and the thinble by
Miss Hazel Buis. A delicious buffet
supper was served in the lunch room
Some warm friendships were form
ed during the brief stay of the visitors
Mr. Cohen Arnold was an especial
faVorite with the westerners, who
found in him the genial qualities
which make a gentleman and well
come companion. He was as hospit
able as the proverbial Southerner and
his efficiency as a best man was ex-
ceptonal
The happy couple left on the regular
night train to tour the coast and points
In Canada including Lake Louise
Banoff and other places.
The bride is a young girl of a sweet
and noble character. She graduated
from the Boise high school in 1914, and
was two years in Mt Vernon semin-
airy. Washington, ID. G., in 1915 and 'l6
She owes her education to her devoted
great uncle, Madison G. Smith, pio-
neer resident OF Boise, who has beer
a father passed away. A host OF
friends love sweet Ray Pefley-
Hutchinson for her own genuine worth
4
Tea for Mrs. w. e. Borah.
Mrs. Crawford Moore entertained
Friday afternoon from 4 until o'clocE
at a charmingly arranged tea for Mrs
W. E. Borah, who Is here from wash
ington, ID. c., for a visit. The tei
table was gracefully decorated will
deep coral pink gladioli.
The, ladies who poured were Mrs
iRidenbaugh, Mrs. r. NJ Davidson, Mrs