The new North-west., 1888-10-05
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Mr A. r. Bowden and Miss Minnie O'Nein
United in Matrlmony.

The most brilliant wedding that has taken
place in Deer Lodge for long time was that
of Mr.. Arthur K. Bowden to Miss Regina
Arminia O'Neill, at the residence OF, the
brides parents, in Deer Lodge, on Wednes-
day evening The bride and groom, with
their attendants, Mr.. N. T. Palmquist, Mr..
Thomas Klrkendall, Miss Lois Reat and
Miss Poppie Butcher, were attired in the
conventional raiment of such occasions, the
ladies in superb toilettes and the gentlemen
in dress suits, the bride especially eliciting
admiring words for the elegance of her attire
and her graceful bearing. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev. A. B. Howard, accord
ing to the ritual of the Episcopal church,
the wedding pair standing beneath beauti.
full wedding bell Of evergreens and rare
flowers in pleasing harmony with the profu-
sion of natural flowers, with which the rooms
were decorated. Mrs. G. D. Joslyn played
the wedding march, and Mayor O'Neill gave
the bride away with a graceful dignity that
will become his gathering years. The cere-
mony ended, the bride and groom received
the cordial good wishes Of the many friends
and led the way to an elegant banquet, where
the good health, as we'll as the good will of
all was attested beyond question. ....
The spacious rooms were crowded with
guests. Among those of Deer Lodge invited,
and nearly all of whom we noticed present,
we're Mr. and Mrs George Cockrell, Mr and
Mrs George S Miller, Mr. and Mrs 81 Reed,
Mr. and Mrs B r Martz, Mr. aud Mrs VIM
Williams, Mr. and Mrs Carroll Smith, Mr.
and Mrs VIM Stanley, Mr. and Mrs R S
Kelley, Mr. and Mrs e D Joslyn, DR. and Mrs
A 81 Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs G Humber, DR.
and Mrs j H Owings, Mr. and Mrs Conrad
Kohrs, MI and Mrs James McMullen, Sr, MI
and Mrs John Gerdts, Judge and Mrs WmJ
Galbraith, Mr. and Mrs Robinson, Dr
and Mrs George G Douglas, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos Aspling, Mr. and Mrs n J Bielenberg,
Professor and Mrs J H Meyers, Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Scott, Mr. aud Mrs D H Mcfarland,
Mr. and Mrs George w Carlton, MI and MRS
H G Ward, Mrs C N Hoss, Mr. and Mrs WIN
Coleman, Mr. and Mrs Miles, Mr. and Mrs
Thos Morgan, Mr. and Mrs Shaubut, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Hatton, Mr. and Mrs Jos Har'
rington, Mr. and Mrs James H Mills. Judge
and Mrs. John Y Batterton, Rev Dr
D J Mcmillan. Messrs. Marius Mignery,
Frank Davys, W n Aylesworth, Z T II BEL
enbere, Al Whitworth, Harry Mcpherson,
Charles Bonner, Ed Scharnikow, NJ G
Hughes, Will Yates, Martin Gleason.
The presents were very numerous and
beautiful, and many Of them of much value,
a number abroad sending substantial remem-
brances and regrets. After pleasant hour
or two with the guests, the bride and groom
were driven to the McBurney House, and
left yesterday morning for St. Paul, Chicago
and St, Louis, to be absent about month.
"Miss Minnie, as we have all known her,
was one Of the fairest Of the beautiful girls
of Deer Lodge, and had hosts offriends here
where nearly all her life has been spent.
MI. Bowden has been for the past three
wears cashier Of the joint railroad Office at
Garrison, and stands high in the estimation
of the Companies. They expect to reside AZ
Garrison after their return, and the best
| wishes Of their friends will be with them
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