The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-06-17
PRETTY WEDDING
OF POPULAR GIRL
GRADUATES PLIGHT
TROTH AND START ON VOY-
AGE OF LIFE TOGETHER

At a wedding at high noon, Wednes-
day, June Is, at the home of the
| brides parents, Senator and Mrs. M.
E. Lewis of Moscow, Miss Charlotte
Lewis became the bride of Mr.. Leland
Irving Case of Kansas City. The Rev.
Wayne Snoddy, pastor of the First
Presby terian church of Moscow, con-
Quoted the ceremony. Fifty guests
were present.
Both bride ard groom are gradu-
ates OF the University of idaho. The
bride, although her birthplace was in
northwestern Iowa. has been almost
a lifelong resident of Moscow. She
was graduated from the home econ
omics department of the university in
1917
The brides wedding gown was OF
deep ivory satin trimmed with rose
point lace She wore veil of tulle.
and carried boquet of Ophelia roses
and lavendar sweet peas.
Attendants were Mary Elizabeth
Lewis, the ring bearer, who wore
lavender organdie, and Margaret
Lewis, III pink organdie, and Jean
Hoyt, in blue organdIe, flower girls
Miss Bathaldine Cowgirl of Spo-
kane, before the ceremony, sang
'Homing" and after the ceremony
Because She was accompanied by
Miss F'reda Soulen, on the VIOLIN
Miss Isabel Clarke played Mendel-
ssohn's Wedding March as the bridal
party entered.
Decorations were of pink roses and
peones and laveldar sweet peas.
Mrs S. T. Owings had charge of
and Miss Katherine Jensen presided
at the table Misses Halle Hyde,
Ada B. Irwin, Belle Willis, Katherine
Franz and Ferol Richardson assisted
in the serving.
Out of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. d. S. Cowgirl and Miss Batha-
line Cowgirl of Spokane, DR.. and Mrs.
Hoyt and Miss Jean Hoyt of Spokane,
Major and Mrs. Fuller of Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga, Ensign M. V. Lewis of
U. S. S. New York, and Carl p Lewis
of San Francisco. The only member
of the family of the bride who was I'M
able TO be present was Lieutenant
Commander Howard K. Lewis, who is
stationed at the naval proving station,
Indian Head, Md
Following a visit in Seattle the
bridal couple will go east over the
Canadian Pacific Railway, stopping
enroute at Victoria, Vancouver, Banff, |
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be at home after August / in Kansas
City.
Mrs. Case, while a student at the |
University of Idaho, became a mem |
Der of Gamma Phi Beta and of the |
professional home economics frater- |
nifty, Phi Epsilon Omicron. After her
graduation in 1917 she taught for a
year in the Rathdrum high school in
the department of home economies.
She then entered the service of the
extension division. be-
coming a home demonstration agent,
with headquarters in Pocatello. She
was member of the home economics
faculty of the University of Idaho,
1890.
Leland Irving Case was born and
reared in Minneapolis. He attended
the University of Minnesota for his
freshman year and then came to the
University of Idaho, where he attend
ed for. three years, being graduated {
from the agricultural college in 1913.
His specially was animal husbandry
He was member of Delta Tau Delta,
University of Minnesota.
During he war he enlisted in the
aviation service and was stationed at
Waco, Texas.
Since graduation he has been a
member of he faculy Of the Norh Car
Zine Agricultural College, Raleigh, :
Y. c., and the Arkansas Agricultural
College, Little Rock, Ark. His present r
position is as field agent for the Ma
ional Hereford Breeders Association, :
With headquarters in Kansas City.