Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-24

been invited to the ceremony assembled.
The bay window in the west end of this
room had been EMPOWERED with a variety
OF flowers and foliage.
THE CEREMONY.
Promptly at the hour mentioned the
strains OF Mendelssohn's Wedding March
played by Professor Jackson on the piano
and Van Orion on the violin announced
the entry OF the bridal party. Mr.. Nc
Hatton and Miss Holland, best man and
bridemaid, entered, preceding the bride and
groom, and approached the Reverend s. C.
| Blackiston, who stood in front OF the bay
window. The bride and groom took their
positions in the bower of flowers, facing
the room, the best man on the left OF the
groom and the bridemaid On the right OF
the bride, in which position the clergy mai
recited the service of the Episcopal Church
in his usual impressive manner. At the
proper moment Mr.. W.. E. Hal stepped
forward in compliance with the usual for.
mula and gave away the bride.
THE BRIDES APPEARANCE.
The bridal couple looked handsome, and
the universal verdict was that a lovelier
bride had not been seen in the county for
many a day. Her dress was OF white faille
Franchise combined with white MORE and
draped with pOinte Narcisse, the front
panelled with the MORE and the waist
shocked. She wore a corsage bouquet of
white chrysanthemums and carried a hand
some white ostrich fan. The bridesmaids
dress was of white albatross combined with
white vel vet, trimmed with loops Of white
MORE ribbon. She also had acorsage bou-
Quet OF white Chrysanthemums and carried
a white satin fan.
The groom and best man were clad in
black with Prince Albert coats, the groom
wearing q white rosebud in his b%uttonhole,
white gloves and tie, and Mr.. Mediation
wearing a pink rosebud in his %buttonhole,
white gloves and tie.
Alter the ceremony was over the bridal
pair received the congratulations of the
assembled company, when all repaired to
the diuing room where an elaborate dinner
was served at which champagne flowed
freely and the health OF the bride was drunk
in flowing bumpers. The marriage feast
occupied about two hours and during it's
progress merriment and happiness reigned
supreme.
THE RECEPTION.
1t was now dark and the front of the
house was made brilliant with Japanese
lanterns Of all conceivable tints that had
a very pretty effect. At this time the Alice
Sand made it's appearance in front of the
house and played a beautiful serenade in
honor OF the happy occasion. The guests
came out to listen and were charmed with
the music, applauding literally at it's con.
cluSlOn when Mr.. Hall invited them to the
Aiic Reading Room where they drank to
the health OF the young couple, and where,
through the generosity OF Mr.. Hall, the
boys kept it up with mirth and jolIity to q
late hour.
Between z and s o'clock the guests who
had been invited to the reception
began to arrive and for an hour
or two after the arrivals formed
a constant stream of carriages. The spa
ciOus rooms of the residence soon became
filled to repletion with a lively crowd, who
came to congratulate the happy pair. Re-
fteshments were served during the evening
in the dining room. Music by Professor
Jackson and Van orion in t e large parlor
afforded the opportunity to those who felt
inclined to indulge in dancing. Others
passed the time pleasantly in chatting with
friends, ~promenadiug and inspecting the
numerous ant valuable presents bestowed
on the bride, a desert. ton OF which is given
further on.
THE GUESTS.
The ladies were elegantly attired, most
OF the guests appearing in evening costume.
Among those present were o. K. Lewis and
bride Of Dillon, DR.. and Mrs. Averill, Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Lynch, DR.. and Mrs. Gillespie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Broughton, Mir. and Mrs. W.
Pinkham, Mr.. and Mrs. George Broughton.
| Mr. and Mrs w p Fo uIor Mr. opJ I,,
D. D. McGregor, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Nc
Intyre, DR.. and Mrs. Tremblay, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. D,iscOll. Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Nc.
Bride, Mr.. nj Mrs. A. H. Grose, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston. DR.. and Mrs. Ham
mond, DR.. and Mrs. Newton; Misses
Holland, McJarrick, Pinkham, Kate and
Agnes Hennessy, O'Donnell, Roberts, Mrs.
}. X. Clark, Mrs. Schatz'e elm, Mrs. NJ. Slater,
Messrs. Charles Roberts, T. P. Newton,
Noyes, Hester, McMurray, Shovel, Body,
Meloche, Albert and William Broughton,
Richards, Thackham, MCGEE, Dolling, be-
sides many others whose names it Was i'm
possible to procure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbro have taken ahouse
on West Granite street between Idaho and
Washington, where they will be at home to
their numerous friends.
THE PRESENTS.
Alice Gold & Silver Mining Cortland
some set of sterling silver cutlery; pearl
handles.
Employees of Alice mine-Handsome ma
hogany sideboard.
Al Davis, Jr.-Haudsome plush rocker.
B. E. Calkins and wife-Set of pictures.
Titles: First Lesson in Navigation":
Sunset"
J.J. Mediation and Mr.. and Mrs. Law
lor-Carving set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bell-Cheese knife,
D. j. He. messy White ostrich-feather
fan.
Misses Hennessy-Celluloid set.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ~Lynch-Set of silver
coffee spoons.
j. Il. Rickards-Hands m clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Barret-A half dozen
silver coffee spoons.
Multhorpe and Roberts-Half dozen
silver oyster spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. ~Clark-Elegant oxi.
died silver cake basket.
Mines. Slater and Schatzlein-Set of sill
yer nut picks.
Miss K. O'Donnell and Miss B. B. Dow
uey-Half dozen silver tea spoons.
DR.. and Mrs. Tremblay-Elegant soup
tureen.
DR.. and Mrs. Reed--Gold sugar spoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philpott-Bronze clock
~(mantel).
Charles S. Ballinger-One dozen silver
oyster forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. McBride-Silver pie
knife.
ALI Wolft-Silver cake dish lined in gold,
Mr.. and Mrs Dolling-Silver sugar bowl
and spoon.
Miss Pearl Hall-Breakfast castor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Driscoll-Egg castor.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIntyre-Silver butter
DR.. and Mrs. Gillespie-Silver tete-a-tete
set and silver service.
Mr.. Thackham, Mr.. Shovel and Mr.. Nc.
tea set.
Leyson & T~urck-Ebony and bronze
Mr.. T. H. Carter, Delegate-elect-Fine
dressing case.
Mir Rosa Hall Silver card receiver and
manicure toilet set.
DR.. Murray-BisCuit crock. |,
Miss B. Holland-Plush album. |,
Mamie Lamb-Rose jar.
A. Fl. Grose-Silver berry dish and spoon.
Miss Mary Quinla%-Silversyrup pitcher.
Miss E. Pinkham-Set cut glass finger