The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-10-09
MARRIED.
JosLYS KKLLEY.-In the Presbyterian
Church, Deer Lodge, Wednesday even
ing, Oct. z, 1885, Rev. J. @. Blackiston
officiating, Mr. Carlin d. Joslyn and
Miss Mamie Kelley, both of Deer Lodge.


Miss Mamie Kelley, both of Deer Lodge
The social standing, popularity and ex
tended acquaintance of the principals in The
marriage announced above, has caused the
occasion to be looked forward to ever sincs
Mrs. Grundy found out IL was to occur, ~ al
event of unusual interest, and so 1t proved
to be. The church was splendidly decorated
large evergreen arch spanning the pulpit
stand was conferred with the initial mono
gram, and depended from it was beautiful
marriage-bell, all in white flowers. arranged
with artistic skill, while others Of brighter
hue were grouped about the chancel Long
before the time announced for the ceremony
the church was filed to repletion with
friends of the parties; but with Mrs. Nc
MILAN presiding at the organ, there was nc
WEAKNESS Of waiting.
Promptly at the hour announced the bridal
party appeared. Mr.. J. e. Morse and Miss
Mary Galbraith. and Mr.. Lee Kelley and
Miss Atlanta Birdseye, preceding, followed
by Mr.. Joslyn conducting Mrs. Kelley, and
US. Marshal Kelley conducting his daugh.
tel, the bride, to the altar. The services
were performed according to the ritual Of
tn, Episcopal Church, of which the bride Is
member. We beg pardon for emitting the
usual form of beautiful and impressive" as
applied thereto, and will say instead, it was
the usual formula distinguished by perfect
sdfpossession, distinct enunciation and re.
sponses, and the evident controlling thought
by the contracting parties, "This is business,
and we mean it"
We are not going to revel in descriptive
fantasia, or speak of the loneliness of the
bride and the magnificent manhood of the
bridegroom, because everybody knows Miss
Mamie has been one of the queen girls Of
Montana, as good as she was handsome, and
our friend who won her is worthy Of her
hand and heart But the bride attired in
corn-colored, pearl-trImmed satin with pink
roses at throat and corsage, and the filmy
bridal veil over all, while by her side stood
a manly man, with their bridesmaids and
groomsmen about them and one ordained to
speak the Word administering the most
sacred vows and obligations man and woman
can make, was an impressive and beautiful
scene, and worthy of more skillful pencil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joslyn are friends of ours"
and we forbear.
Succeeding the ceremony a reception for
the bridal party was given at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Kelley, and from 8 to
Ii the parlors and dining room were throng-
cd by guests who had called to extend their
compliments, and were most Hospitality en-
tsrtained. The young people were the re-
cipients of many beautiful gifts-the finest
We have seen. Below is a partial list:
s. f. Larabie, from New York, silver tea
set and hammered silver water set.
Mrs. ]. Hiles, Milwaukee, 1 dozen solid
silver spoons.
w. A. Clark, Butte, solid silver butter
also solid silver pie knife In satin lined case.
Malcolm Brownlee, Butte, ivory-handled
carving set in satin-lined case; also solid sill
yer cake knife IN satin-lined case.
J. I'll. Robertson, New York, solid silver
tete-a-tete set.
Mrs. d. +. McDevitt, Butte, silver salver.
DR.. Chas. +. Mussigbrod, Warm Springs,
silver cake basket.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Mitchell, hand-painted
hall lamp.
Col. and Mrs. L. ]. Sharp, Butte, set solid
silver spoons In satin-lined case.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Egbert Smith, Butte, set
solid silver spoons in satin-lined case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jacobs, Butte, solid
silver cream and sugar spoons, in satin-lined
case.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Freyschlag, Butte, solid
silver berry spoon, in satin-lined case.
Mr.. John Bielenberg, two solid silver fish
knives, IN satin-Iineu case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson, Memphis, No.,
solid silver berry spoon, in satin-lined case.
Mrs. Chas. 8. Warren, Butte, geld-lined
silver card receiver.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Stanley, plush and
gilt wall pocket; also gold-lined silver nut
bowl.
Miss Clara Wilcox, Butte, silver syrup
pitcher.
Miss Belle Forbis, Butte, set silver fruit
knives.
Miss Belle FortIs, Butte, set china hand
painted fruit plates.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. 2. III. Bielenbsrg, silver
and cut-glass pickle castor.
The Misses Thornton, Butte, silver card
receiver.
Thos. L. Napton, Butte, cut-glass vases on
silver stand. ..
Mrs. Geo. w. Irwin, Butte, silver pie
knife in satin-lined case.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coleman, hand painted
silver card receiver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s. Miller, hammered
silver cut-glass breakfast castor.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Coleman, cutglass and
silver perfumery set. .a- .ra. I'D
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8. Clark, Butte, two
china hand painted vases, in silver stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Mills, cut-glass
and silver fruit stand; also ebony gilt and
plush stand.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. n. Owings, pair of bronzed
statuettes.
Mr. and Mrs. d. j. welch, Helena, one
dozen hand painted china dessert plates.
Miss Ollie Wright, Butte, pair bisque
vases.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Ward, pair ambrino
fruit dishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Mcdowell, Helena, cut
glass water set. ..Fr a.ga.r
DIR. and Mrs. o. b. whitford, Butte, pair
cut-giass preserve bowls.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Fl. Mcfarland, Butte,
handmade zephyr bedspread and pillow
shams, -
WIN. Aylesworth, Butte, willow rocking.
char.
u j. e. Morse, Dillon. French marble clock
and pair bronze statuettes. a..r
Lambert Eliel, Dillon, red plush rocking
chair. ~ 90 .-.#. ~- .
Clerks Of r. L. Bonner & Co.'s store, hand
painted plush and gilt mirror,
Mrs. Addison Smith, monte cloth tidy.
Mrs. e. L. Bonner, white cashmere hand.
embroidered shawl.
Mn. Thomas Aspling, willow rocking
chair.
Mr.. Thomas Aspling, cut-glass ice cream
set. # MH# @#
Warden and Guards at U. 8. Penitentiary,
beautiful Manipulated china tea set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Walton, two solid sill
yer napkin rings. sara
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. E. Evans, handsome
plush toilet case. t >Etl
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Neill, set cut-glass
tumblers; also cut glass fruit dish.
Mrs. T. +. Daft, Butte, hand-carved salad
spoon and fork.
Mr.. and Mrs A. P. winslow, plush stand
clock.
? Mr.. Will Kennedy, Missoula, copy Shalks-
peare.