Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-09-13
ROSEWOOD
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ROSEWOOD
Sunday, Sept. Q, at $3.50 p. m, Ron
aid E. Wood, eldest son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. M. E. Wood of Payette, ant
Madaline Ross, youngest daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ross, Of 1914
North Twentiets street, were united
in marriage in the presence of about
sixty relatives and friends.
Rev. Claton Rice of this city Off
ciated.
] One end of the living room was
beautifully and enthusiastically deco
rated for the occasion, the background
being a large mirror resting upon a
mahogany table. The mirror was
draped with white satin ribbon, ivy
and honeysuckle vine, and directly in
front and just visible through the
green, dainty white wedding bell,
was suspended Beautiful baskets
filled with delicately shaded asters
and dahlias decorated the table,
while at either end stood pedestal
upon which a tall palm rested. A
beautiful floor lamp at each end Of
the improvised altar, lighted the
room, making the coloring more
beautiful. Fall flowers were in pro-
fusion throughout the house.
Before the entrance of the bridal
party, Mrs. R. E. Wyckoff, aunt of
the bride, sang very sweetly, Eat
Dawning," and following the cere-
mony 81 Love You Truly" AS the
first strains of Mendolssohn's we'd
ding march were played by Miss
Merle Martin, the minister, the
groom and "best man" Garde Wood,
brother of the groom, took their
places at the altar Miss Marjorie
Hill, maid of honor, dressed in
beautiful jade green georgette dress,
with silver trimmings, and carrying
a bouquet of pink rosebuds, came in
by Master Donald Bailey,
flower page, dressed in white, strew-
ing rose petals in front Of the lovely
bride, who came in on the arm Of
Ter father. /
Maxine Nelson, little three year old
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
JaIcon powped in q doipty ruffIod
rock of blue organdie, came carry
he ring in the heart of beautiful
)phelia rose. The bride wore
,irlish dress of white georgette trim
ned with narrow silk lace, over white,
iatin. The bridal veil was of fine
White silk net, held on the head by
dainty wreath of orange blossoms.
The carried shower bouquet of
White rosebuds.
Light refreshments were served.
n cutting the wedding cake which
vas made by Mrs. c. E. Hopewell,
Henrietta Peasley cut the thimble,
Helen Frantz the ring, Emeline Gilm
Won the penny. Marjorie Hill caught
he brides bouquet.
Many beautiful and useful gifts
we're received by the young couple.
The brides travelling dress was a
ailored tupe colored flat silk crepe,
With hat to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood left Sunday
evening on their honeymoon trip via
Salt Lake to Chicago and other east
'rn cities. Mr.. Wood will combine
business with pleasure. He is a grad
late of the University Of Idaho, a
member Of the Sigma NJ fraternity.
he has been associated with the Null
ual Creamery Co. for the past five
Tears, and is now their travelling
manufacturing efficiency expert. The !
ride was member of the class of I
91S, Boise high school, an accom-
'lished vocalist, prominent in music l
nd dramatic circles, and one of
he most popular young ladies of the
ounger set, who Will miss her
realty. Mr. and Mrs. Wood will
ave their headquarters at Salt Lake
pom their return from the east some
ime near the holidays.
The out of town and state guests
'efs MI. and Mrs. M. e. Wood, Pay
tie; Garde Wood, Butte, Montana; Il
!elen Frantz, Moscow, Idaho; Mr..
nd Mrs. Spaulding and daughter
elma, faystte; Mrs. Jas. w. Beam
minneapolis, MINI, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
. Rice and Miss Ruth Rice, Parma;
RS. W. s. Shannon, Vancouver.
ritish Coiumbia.-Boise CAPITAL