Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

impressive ring ceremony was used
Little Kathleen Joyce Walt year-ol
niece of the bride, acted as the ring
carer. She carried the ring in very
pretty fashion in a blue satin pillow
With dress 10 match. 1t may be inter-
esting to note that the wedding ring
vas purchased by the bride groom
while overseas in Brussels, while the
diamond engagement ring he obtained
in Paris AT the conclusion of the GER
emony Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Knightssang
softly II Love You Truly"
Miss Edna Steele entertained with a
solo, and Miss Esther Riddle with in
strumental music throughout the even
ing. The house was tastefully deco
rated with autumn flowers in keeping
with the season. Lunch was served
to fifty relatives and intimate friends
The brides cake was the family fav-
orite, fruit cake of the southern type.
The lovely bride who Is the accom-
lished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Walt of Meridian, was never more
beautiful than in her dainty girlish
gown of white beaded georgette over
white satin. She wore a veil with
orange blossoms caught in the back in
pretty fashion, and carried a bouquet
Gf white rose buds. She Is charming
girl, very popular in her circle of
friends and loved by all who know her
She is a graduate of the Meridian high
school.
The bridegroom Is prosperous
Young farmer who is known wherever
lie goes for sterling qualities of gem
tine manhood. He recently returned
f. ON service overseas where his hon.
est efforts to make good caused him
TO become lieutenant in the Ameri-
can army.
The bride and bridegroom received
many beautiful and useful presents.
After a short honeymoon the happy
couple will be at home to their friends
west of Meridian where the groom has
a ranch.
They have the best wishes and heart
Test congratulations of host of
friends who wish them lifelong happi-
ness.
Keith Caywood Wedding.
Word was received here that Diana
Keith was married Nov. II to Lieuten-
ant Hugh T. Caywood Miss Keith is
a well known young lady formerly of
Riverside where she played the violin
for the M. E. church for a number Of
years. She is a sister of Mrs. Bert
Clark and Mrs. Eddie Goodman of
Meridian. Mr.. Caywood was in Boise
Morrison construction company. He
was with the 10th Engineers in
France for two years. They were mar
ried in Kansas City, Mo-, where her
parents reside and where they will
make their home.
! Hard Times Party.
Two hundred persons were present
at the hard time party at Links BUSH
| ness college. Friday evening, Nov. FL.
| The costumes depleted hard times and
! displayed much originality w. II.
| Coppedge and Miss Florence Brunker
won the prizes for the best costumes.
Mr.. Coppedge was an Irish hod carrier
and Miss Brunker was a bashful coun-
try girl.
The games had been planned to make
everybody get acquainted. Punch and
Judy were there helping in the fun.
Formally was absent The lunch was
in keeping with hard times. The
stenographic department received the
grand prize for the largest percentage
of students present.
The part was planned and managed
by a committee from the student body.
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To Honor Bride and Bridegroom.
To present the lovely bride Of Lieu.
tenant James H. Hawley, Jr.9 to Boise
society and at the same time permit
the many friends of the bridegroom
to offer their congratulations. re-
ception and dance will be given by
Lieutenant Hawley's sisters. Mrs. Reil-
/ ly Atkinson and Mrs. Walden Tucker.
Tuesday evening at the Country club.
Mrs. Hawley was Miss Mary Dunn Of
Portland and has already met a num-
Der Of Boise people AZ she was Mrs
fuckers guest for. .. brief visit some
months ago.