Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20
WEDDING L
A Social Event in the City and a Larg
List of Presents.

About one hundred invited guests, in
Guiding the family OF the bride and groom
gathered last Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. W. Il. Else on Arizona street,
this city, to witness the marriage cere-
mony OF Lizzie M. Else to W. Fl. Cole, both
of Butte. The bride has only been in this
citv but a short time, arriving here with
her parents from st. Clair, Pennsylvania.
The groom is one OF Butte's yong men
who is the son of Mr.. Cole, Chief Engineer
OF the Anaconda Company's works in this
city, and is well and favorably known.
Promptly at 9 O'Clock the Reverend Mr..
| Blackiston Joined the young couple to-
| sether in the holy bonds Of matrimony,
| after which the bride and groom and in
| yited guests partook of an elegant lunch
| which had been prepared for the occasion
| and to which ample justice was done.
| Miss Louisa Cole, a sister OF the groom,
| and Alice Else were the bridesmaids, and
| W. c. Else and Albert German were the
proom's best men. The wedding presents
| we're numerous. Below will be found a
partial list OF them.
A handsome furnished cottage on East
Park street from the groom to the bride
4 besides q Qn0 gOlu WdUCu duu CudiA'
Hanging lamp and stand lamp, presented
by r, Greig, H. johnson, Ell. Doering, and
G. Carr; silver water pitcher and gold mug,
| VIM. Lacy; silver cake basket, gold lined,
Leyson & Turck; mirror, Clara Else; table
cover. Alice Else; napkins, Myrtle Else;
lace curtains, quilts, bible and family pc
lures, by parents OF the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Else; photograph album, W. Z. Else;
eight day cottage clock, picture and lam,
lily picture of father of groom, Mr.. ar
Mrs. w. G. Cole; plush table scarf and pa
cushion, by Louisa Cole; alarm CLOCK, hy
Harry Cole; silver napkin rings, by Walter
and FRANKIE Cole; silver teaspoons and but
ter knife, by Mr.. James Maloney; set silver
teaspoons, tablespoons and forks, and
gold salt and mustard spoons, James
Naughton, H. 8. Shaw, C. s. B~ostwick, Jos.
Smith, F. Behau, James Swamtrom, Il.
Beyan, M. O'Farrell, F. s. Weed; china tea
set, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. M. Jack; bouquet
holder, Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Lyman;
silver butter dish, Sherman Corby; silver
sugar bowl and spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. w.
pitcher, by Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Jones'
glass set, by Miss Mamie Els
cake dish, by Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Else: vases. by Grandma Else
berry set, by Mr.. and Mrs. Maratts: silver
soup ladle, by Mr.. Jamison; carving set. by
, Gus Noble; carving set, by W. J. Barker
fruit dish, by Mrs. j. Jones; linen tabl'
cloth and napkins, Mrs. Geo. Fitchen
| water set, Mr.. and Mrs. McGinty; lem
: onade set, Miss Frances MCGEE; waite,
pitcher, James Jack; china plates, Mr.. ant
e Mrs. ..Fictley; Marsailles bed spread, witt
table cloth and napkins, Mr.. and Mrs
! Thos. Troman; vases, by the Misses Paulin
and Lucy Pfeifer; silver pickle castor, b.
AL German and mother; silver pickle castor
Joe Corby and mother silver butter dish, b,
!, Mrs. Judge Irwin; Marsailles bed sprea'
: and rug, by Bonner Mercantile Company
satin swandown quilt, by Goldsmith q 10
J glass set, byJ. Chauvin; photograph album
Q by Mr.. McFee.
= NEwKIRK-HowARD.
At st. Patrick's Church last Thursda!
n June Is, Mr.. Frank Newkirk and Mis-
Jetta Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Russo
gave a reception in the evening in honor
i the bride and groom, ard their friend
Among those present were Mr.. and Mr.
H. G. Diamond, Mr.. and Mrs. d. McGuines
r Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert, of Missoula, Mr.. an
le Mrs. Hopper, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Burns, MI
d and Mrs. L. Mayn, OF Stewart, the Misse
N Peters, Miss Lizzie Howard, Miss De
Re Wormald, Messrs. Walter Mustard, Sla
tery, Strahom and Trim. After suppe
s. the assemblage retired to the Smith Ha
is and enjoyed the remainder of the evenir
&c in an old fashioned wedding dance. 1t ws
the largest gathering OF the season IN Sout
Butte, t~hirty-ive couple participating.