The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-03-02

kindly invited to witness the above marriage
ceremony, and the church, which had been
beautifully decorated and a marriage bell
suspended above the altar, was filed to its
utmost capacity under the efficient ushership
of Messrs. r. Lee Kelley and Ed. Scharni-
how. The groom, attired in conventional
wedding raiment, stepped from the vestry to
the chancel, as the bride, on the arm of her
father, attended by Mr.. Harry r. Kirkendall
/ and Miss Minnie O'Neill, and Mr.. Thomas
| Kirkendall and Miss Gertie Galbraith, came
down the aisle, when, at the chancel rail, the
father surrendered the fair bride to the
bridegroom and the wedding party moved
| forward under the marriage bell. The bride,
| one of the fairest Of the daughters of Deer
Lodge. wore an elegant white satin dress,
trimmed with orange blossoms, while the
superb bridal veil swept over her in regal
afluence. The bridesmaids were handsomely
attired in pink surah silk, and with their es.
corts formed a picture of rare beauty. The
extempore marriage ceremony by Rev. Dun.
lap was perfect in diction, enunciation and
im~pressiveness, the reverend gentleman be-
ing happily possessed of fine Evolutionary
entertainments and thorough self-possession.
The ceremony occupied six minutes Miss
Lizzie Voolfolk presided at the organ and
rendered the wedding march with much del
icacy and expression.
Tbe ceremony ever, the bridal party at
once departed: and an hour later received
some fifty invited guests at the residence of
the brides father, where congratulations and
good wishes were extended to the happy pair
| and a bounteous collation. served the wedding
guests. 1t would be emitting a delightful
subject if reference were not made to the ex-
| quisite. bouquets of flowers which were car
ried by the bride and bridesmaids, and were
in profusion everywhere in the mansion, the
Conservatives of Salt Lake and San Fran
cisco having yielded of their choicest blooms
to add beauty and fragrance to the occasion.
The guests departed at 1890, with one accord
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Evans the best of this
life always. The wedding gifts were ume
Gus, and many of them of great value. Fol-
lowing is but an incomplete list
Mr.. C. P. II. Bielenberg, entire household
equipment. "
MI. and Mrs. Nj. Bielenberg-table linens
and 1000 shares D.. L. NJ. & r. Co. stock.
Mr.. q. B~ielenberg, Davenport-cutlery and
silverware, in profusion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Kirkendall-silver tea
set.
Messrs. Harry r.. Kirkendall, Thos. Kir-
kendall and A. B. after dinner coffees
and tea spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Evans-Bible.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.P. Evans-Album.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Bryant-Castor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gehrman-sugar spoons.
/ NJ. crl NFvc II 1oo1hc foo oponno
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Neill-glassware.
Miss Minnie O'Neill-fruit knives.
Miss Gertie Galbraith-sugar spoon and
butter knife.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Brown-amber toilet set
and parlor lamp.
Mr.. Ed Moore-case of cutlery.
Mr. and Mrs r s ~Kelley-cake stand.
Mr. and Mrs E G Laine-cake stand.
Mr. and Mrs Thos Morse-pickle castor.
Mr and Mrs S E Larabie-card receiver.
Mr. and Mrs Thos Aspling-pickle castor.
MT and Mrs B F Mattresses.
Mr. and Mrs Morris Sands-table linen.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Childs-card receiver.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Kohrs, Davenport
fruit dish.
Messrs Thos McTague and Lee Kelley-car
wing set. -
Mr. Will Clark, Butte-vases
Misses Marie and Bertha Kohrs, Daven'
p~ort-napkin rings.
Mr. and Mrs CD ~Joslyn-spoon holder.
Dr. and Mrs j H Owings-odor case.
Mr. T T Updegraf-silver spoons and pic
ture.&
Mr. Harry McPherson-box kid gloves.
S Jacobs-oleograph, entitled "Sark."
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Evans, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. F. Evans, Mrs. Hugh Kirkendall and
Messrs. Harry r. and Thos. K%irkendall, the
bridal party, left for Helena on Thursday
mornings train. The welded couple will
visit Helena and Great Falls, and returning
here in about a week, will, after a short stay
locate in Philipsburg, where Mr.. E. is en-
gagged in business.