Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-03

| HYMN.
sss Of n 4 Black, to ,6iss
I Rosa ridley.
\ s'shop Tusas omoiatine. :.
\ h.. ss :, : 'one time 1oaeman society b..
80 ~ = : nottes consequent upon ~ mar.
'sse O Il y. Black % Mia r.. rita
:: .v,ng been annOancsd to take place
dusk, 'oofuy a11ef
i 1a3 1EAUTY AND cavAI.v
Iof Fort Ellis and, Bo.em.a oom.,.,,..a
% nock into the spscisus church,
"was with dimcalty that the
! aEHTLEAAxIr usHrRs
". q. W. Monroe, and Nj. G. ". Hoa
"sn sealed the vast throng.
Inc scene presented WAS . dazzling one
ne bright uniforms of the o4rlcers. the
beautiful and rich costumes Of the l.die,
the black suits Of our citizens. made /.
:ocne such y We have often gassd upon
~ paintings and engnvings, but never
Us'ofe 10 the real. At precisely . as .. m.
b'shop futile entered and TOOK his nlaoe
q the altar. the Rev. W. g. Proutt pre-
sang at tho organ. At o.9o. the time
|deslgnated, The bridal party passed alovlv
Iup the centre alsle.
Before speaking of the ceremony We
viii digress and speak OF
TIE DRESS ~ Tm BLooxua sarpr.
Who was elegantly and fashionably .itired
lin sheavy white silk elabnr.teiy t,i~.,ed
IN rumes and kilt pleating and puffs Of the
Same. and vaIenciennes lace and or.nre
blossoms. A costly Illusion veil, with q
magnificent wreath Of orange dowers. add.
led to the beauty Of the bride. White kid,
and boots. and white satin fan trimmed
in valenciennes lace. comprised portion
LOT her troussesu.
i THE MANLY GRooN
was elegantly attired IN beautiful fittine
evening suit, and was our beau ideal OF
what . groom should be.
THE CHARMING BR1DEsxAnA
Miss Ella and Miss Sallie Black. vere
lmaguifcently sttired in tarleten trimmed
in white satin. Like the bride, they wore
white kid gloves and boots.
THE aRooMsxEN,
j. v. Bogert and Ben Fridley, were con-
|sp'cuous for their faultless evening attire
and the splendid manner in which they
acquitted themselves - groomsmen.
THE BEAUTIFUL MARRIAGE CEREMONY
lof the Episcopal church was conducted
BY His Reverence. Bishop futile in an
impressive manner. The responses of
Bride and Groom were distinct and clear.
and never did We witness . ceremony of
this nature, pass off - this did.
At the CONCLUSION the bridal party and
their hosts Of friends, went in carriages
to the Northern Pacific Hotel where
A GRAND sRRENADE
was tecdered them BY the Bozeman Band.
It was during this time that We were
fortunate enough to make out
4 PARTIAL LIST or THE PRHsRurs
which we here append:
Handsome set of frosted silver, knives.
forks and spoons, comprising twenty
|pieces. Groom to the Bride
Silver napkin rings, from w. 81, Ran
|dall.
Frosted cake basket, from Ellis 4 Da,
Wis.
Frosted ice cream bowl, from Strasbur-
|ger + 6perling.
Frosted egg ct, from 8 L. Holman 4
Bro, Helena.
One waiter, two dozen cut glass goblets,
two fruit dishes, forks, spoo, .. napkins.
|call bell and llowers, from Miss Bogert
Bohemian vases, from ]. g. Dow.
Album, from c. w. Hoffman.
Toilet Get, ]. v. Bogert
Bronze lamp bracket from J. Y. Be-
Igert
Two bronze statues. from Henry Hitch
ins.
Dessert knives and skates, from ". II.
Bsbcock.
Cut glass tes set from Mis- Country
Fruit and dessert ret, from Miss NJ.
Hunter.
Gut glass cake stand, from Mss Lizzie
Hunter.
Bohemian vases, from Xrs, +. n. r.
|ler. 80
Handsome lamp, from Ma G. ".
Wakefield.
Beautiful chair tidy. from Mn 8.
|B. Bowpa. -
Elegant smoking ct and picture, from
Il. g. Anderson.
One Get of carvefs, from Dr.. Monroe.
Handsome laos curtaias, from Mis- Al
|derson.
Handsomepi.ture, ftom Walter Gran.
|nis:
Ivory tablet and pencil. from J. Gran
mis-.
Napkins, from Miss Belle DaweA
Perfumery and Lubin soaps, from Mn.
Is, w. Langhofne.
Work Box, from Mrs. J. B. Finch.
NAPKINS and hook, from Mr.. and 0rs.
Davis Wilson. -
Set Of silver knives and forks, from H.
and Nm. L. s. Wilson.
Gard receives, from Ben Ffidjey
Pair chromoa from I'd. Fidley.
Pen Knife, from Walter Cooper and
ladV.