Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-11

Mrs. Hyatt were the guests of honor
at several Informal dinners before
| their departure and their many friends
regret their determination to leave
, Boise.
\ Mr.. Hyatt was formerly state in
surance commissioner and has taken
iup his permanent residence in Cali
! fornia.
Vest Hudson.
| The marriage OF Miss Ella A. Hud-
son. one Of Meridan's most charming
and interesting girls. to Mr.. Ellis M.
Vest of Willowa, Ore, which took
place at high noon on Christmas day.
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hudson, was one
of the very beautiful events of the
holiday season.
The bride is an accomplished and
talented musician and was formerly a
student OF the Meridian high school.
The groom is prosperous young
FARMER OF Homedale, recently dis
charged from the army after having
honorably served Fl months in France.
The bride was most sweet and fasci-
mating as she appeared In dress of
georgette over white satin. daintily
large bouquet of white carnations
caught with pink tulle. The wedding
veil was worn cap fashion, caught with
orange blossoms. The bridesmaid,
Miss Bertha Hudson, sister of the
bride, was tastefully dressed In geor-
gette crepe over old rose tafetta.
Norman c. Steele acted as best man.
The bridal procession came down the
stairs to the strains of "I.ohengrin's
Wedding March," beautifully played by
Miss Esther Riddle. The wedding
party took their place directly under
a beautiful white bell, from which
pink streamers floated. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. b. w. Rice Of
Caldwell. Immediately after the cere-
mony Miss Edna NJ. steele sang In her
sweet soprano voice The End Of a
Perfect Day" accompanied by Miss
Riddle.
After congratulations were over the
guests were seated at a sumptuous
Christmas dinner. The bridal table
was decorated in white carnations, the
bride cutting the wedding cake, which
was made by her sister.
One OF the main features of the day
was the wedding anniversary Of the
brides parents. The anniversary table
was decorated with carnations and
candles which were lighted by the
bride OF a good many years ago.
The bride and groom left on, the
evening train for short visit to Wal
Iowa and other points in Oregon. Mr..
and Mrs. Vest will be at home to their
many friends after March !, at their
home in Homedale.
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Installation Of Officers.
At largely attended meeting Jan,
6. the ladies Of the @. A. r. Installed
officers as follows: President, Mrs.
Priscilla Barton: senior vice-president
Mrs. Elsie Nixon: Junior vice.presi.
dent, Mrs. Lizzie La Clare; treasurer
Mrs. +. F. Fisher: conductor. Mrs. Car
RE Zeigler; assistant conductor, Mrs.
Lucina Shipman; guard, Mrs. Matte
Goodman; assistant guard. Mrs. Laura
Thurston: chaplain, Mrs. Alice Combs:
secretary, Miss Ethel Matthews; dele
eate-at-large. Mrs. Ollie 4. 6tandish;
first delegates Mrs. Merica Wcese:
second delegate. Miss Ethel Matthews:
iirst alternate, Mrs. Matte Goodman:
second alternate, Mrs. Rachel McDan-
ieis; third alternate. Mrs. Mary H. |
Womsn's Club.
The College women's club win meet
y the homo OF Mrs. Herbert r. Lemp, /
Monosy evening. Jan. ~. at 7:4s
The following hostsssss win assist |
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