Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-23
Musicales, Teas, Receptions
and Other Events Make
the Week En-
joyable.

s o1A A@GN"
church was filled with invited friends yes
terday afternoon to witness the marriage
OF Mr.. James B. Wells Of Helena. Mont.
to Miss Antoinette Saddlsr OF this city
The church had been exquisitely decorated
for the occasion. The altar and sacred
desk were fairly carpeted with flowers, anG
the old church looked like a fallen oal
over which the ivy and the rose had twineC
lovingly their vines and flowers. Messrs
Murray, Pavey, Bidwell, Watland, SHARP
and Homlett acted as ushers.
The coming of the bride was signaled By
Professor Radcliffe playing the "Weddini
March, the rear door opened and admitted
the groom with the ''bsst man." Mr.. M. A
Meyendorff, of Helena. At the same mo
ment the bride. leaning on her fathers
arm, and attended by her sister, entered
the front door, and conducted by thu
ushers passed up the aisle, and Was re
ceived by the bridegroom. The bride, very
beautiful. wore a dress Of white satin with
embroidered lace front, long train, white
tulle veil and bouquet of white roses.
Miss Minnie Saddler, maid of honor, wore
a white Indian silk dress, large white hat
and bouquet of pink roses.
The beautiful ceremony by Rev. Mr.
Thrall was most inpressively performed.
The ceremony was followed by a recep'
scores OF friends congratulated the happy
pair.
The reception, under direction of Mrs.
and the Misses Kimball, was all that could
be to make guests satisfied with all the
world.
The array OF presents was q iull certif.
cate OF tho respect and affection in which
Mrs. Wells is held where she has lived from
childhood.
The reception lasted until train time.
The good-byes were spoken, the brittle tossed
her bouquet back among her friends and it
was caught by Miss Flo Kimball, and the
newly married pair departed for California,
where the honeymoon will be passed, under
q perfect ovation of good wishes. A hand.
some pair are they; it is a pure love-natch,
gest shoe.
MRS. CowAN's RECEPTION.
A charming reception was given by Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Cowan at their residence on
West Broadway, Thursday evening, to a
Of their friends. Cards we're INDUCED
in to q late hour. Willie Howard rendered
some very elegant selections on the violin,
piano accompaniment by Professor
Hudnutt, which was highly appreciated by
the guests. Several selections by Miss Cora
Young and Miss Mary Bishop were delight
FULLY rendered, and enjoyed by the COM
pany. At midnight q lunch was served in
the spacious dining-room, which was in
dulged in to the entire satisfaction OF all.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Had
low, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr.. and MIS-.
Winnie, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gillie, Mr.. and Mrs. Dolman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Fenner, Mrs.
M~onteath, Miss Cora Young, Miss Mary
Miss Cox, Mr.. Gosman, Mr.. Willie
Howard and Professor Hudnutt.
THEY HER.
A surprise party was given Miss Minnie
Morley at her parents residence Friday
'vening in honor of her nineteenth birth
lay. A pleasant time was passed and all
lad a most enjoyable evening. Among
hose present were: Misses Nellie Harrine-
on, Nellie Colman, Flo. West, Nellie CowelI,
lizzie Bowen, Annie Patten, Agnes Coburn,
sessie Lloyd, Cora Mclean, Messrs. TAFT,
'orter, Palmer, Poindexter, Cooley, Cohn,
'rton. Calkins, and Bowen.
VEAL BAD YOUNG MEAN. /
1t would be well to warn unwary new.
omers OF the sterner sex that the typical
lutte young man is never SO dangerous as
hen reused to anger by seeing the fair one
no has the custody 81 his affections OK.
soft nothings with handsome
If it had not been for the inter-
entlon OF some mutual friends. Butte
oclety would nave been RECALLED by q dire.
tale OF bloodshed recently.
A HIGH TEA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams entertained
"High Tea" last Monday evening it be-.
& the fourteenth anniversary Of their wed.
ng. The hour passed quickly in delight
! music and-social converse, all the guests
they had been in a truly Enelish
me. Those present were: Col. and Mrs.
F.. Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. McAndrews, Mr.,
ID Mrs. Phouts: Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Ross
ark, Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Busch, Miss Ii zzie
'sch, and Mr.. Goodale.
SOCIETY Lam
A phenomenal vocalist in the emplov of
Q Bonner Mercantile has ri
to been cultivating his voice under the
Je instruction OF Professor CARLYLE. and
lying from his musical ability and marked =
ogress, the social fraternity can expect 4
be very pleasantly entertained the com
winter evenings.
Many people think that ibis section of '
alton car be best described as a desert y
Id, but could they have seen the many =
bouquets gathered the past week, I
~ would have had cause for a change of il
inion.
The painting of q diminitive Yacht tn
ldward encircled by a coil OF rope, the "
is OF which are carelessly carried to the "
'erse side, now claims attention as a v
'tchbox a~dornment. 4
Ira. Neidenhofen expects to return in ten :,
to Butte with a full line OF holiday
IDS. Mrs. Neidenhofen has been in New d
TX for her goods and in st. Paul Wis. gi
[rs. c. G. Birdseye and Miss Eleanor q,
dseye, OF Avon, and Mrs. Franklin Bur b.
and young son, OF Birmingham, Con. lie
visited friends in Butte Friday. VIZ
has. Ballenger, Mr.. Gleason and Mr..
ley OF Conley Bros, of Deer Lodge, Gu
sed through Butte last week On their Ri
to Idaho, on a hunting jaunt. to
G. Bayliss, a graduate of one OF the chi
lest grade grocery establishments of co
avenue, Chicago, has taken q DO bel
iii with P.J. Brephy 4 Co. sig
he many friends of Mr.. Walsh will be pa
'sed to learn that he will not connect ing
self with his brother in business in Boze. lin
but remain in Butte. OF
Vo fair young ladies, who reside at one ;noo
be smelters, cut very admirable figures NY
Q riding their noble steeds through the &c {
urban vicinities. n'
ss Rezuor intends giving semi-monthly ha,
ressive euchre parties, and her friends A
cooking forward with anticipation OF a uni
b pleasure. law
;. and Mrs. j.. C. Healey have moved chi
lest Broadway, where they are await. sta
he erection OF their new home on South wei
son street. test
M,rr.no ME, ~ and
'oast. The doctors many friends are :;
N fatt
Mayor Hamilton finds that inherit cha,
fortune beats mining and politics by her
odds. Congratulations are now in she
. won
Baldwin left Saturday night for the livet