Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-25
IN THH SOCIAL VORTEX.
Blind Old Society Benedicts
Who Should Be a Trifle
More Fly.

Matrimonial Whispers-Gossip
Dainty and Crisp Dear to
Feminine Hearts.
It would be better for the benediets Of
Butte's supper crust" II they had a little
more OF the green eyed monster" in their
composition than they apparently have.
For an iaut que nous charigeous tout
celia when gay, unattached young dudes
engage the young married ladies perma-
nently for certain dances. The writer's
advice IL that the husbands shall either
visit the said dudes, accompanied by q six
shooter, or show their spirit in another
manner by making the same proposition
that was made by their wives to the
prettiest girls OF their acquaintance.
TOO BAsaFUL Y FAR
Though IL is an open secret, no names
win be given. The young lady speaks OF
the matter only and. In Confederation OF
the fact, exhibits the pictures OF the blush
ing subject. The ''blushing subject" when
preached on the matter, stammered and
blushed, and pulling out his pocket hand
kerchief. sought to hide his identity be-
hind that useful and ornamental fabric,
and gave all the evidence Of g. man caught
c~oncocting, covertly and surreptitiously, q
scheme that he might have proclaimed
from the house tops with honor and glory
to himself.
LKE A KNIGHT OF OLE.
It was through the untiring exertions OF
the friends OF both parties that . GENTLE
man in a leading iewelry establishment
was induced to forego his intention OF
buckling on his and doing battle in
the lists with q gentleman in q leading dry
goods establishment for having wilfully
and with malice aforethought invited to q
party, and brought her thither in a con
yeyancs incompatible with that elegance
and comfort which one Of her high social
standing demands, a young lady who has,
through her commanding beauty and
brilliant accomplishments, captivated
more hearts during her short stay in
Butte than the columns Of this paper have
space to mention. 1t speaks well for the
chivalry Of the gentleman in the leading
iewelly establishment, and some neshoulG
see to it that it is inscribed upon hit
tomb that he wal one within whose breast
throbbed the ambition that characterized
the knights OF cid, and that he has gone te
take his place amongst those WARRIOR
whose deeds OF valor in behalf OF their lady
loves he sought to emulate. But the write1
is In a position to say that the young LADY
in question, having transferred her love tc
the keeping Of a third party, any encoun'
ter between the argentiferous gentlemen
and the gentleman OF the cloth would b.
fruitless and abortive, and prove anothet
instance Of what might well be termed
"Love's Labor Lost"
IN HYMEN's BONDS.
A charming wedding occurred last Thurs
day evening, when Miss Rose Morier wal
united in marriage to J. ]. Mediation. Tn
wedding was not intended to be an osteH
tatious affair, therefore the invitation
we're confined to intimate friends and rela
tives. Every detail was arranged with ex
| ceeding taste. The ceremony was perform
ed at st. Patrick's church and the interio
was prettily decorated. The altar wa
ablaze with the light from a hundred waxe1
tapers, and was trimmed with wreaths o
lilies. At half past seven the church wa
crowded and tie arrival Of the bridal part.
was anxiously expected. They soon cam
and proceeded to the altar rail while tn
wedding march was played by the o~rganist
The ushers he'd the way and were followe'
BY two little flower girls, then came tn
| bridesmaid and Miss Josie Morier, ant
after her came the bride escorted by he
brother. G, F, Booth acted as best mai
to the groom. The bride, q handsom'
brunette, was attired in a rich costume Q
heavy white silk, which was q model OF ele
CANT simplicity, She wore q large ha
with white ostrich plumes.
The ceremony asimpressively performed
by Rev. Father Van de Ven assisted b.
Rev. Father Van der Brock. Before ant
after the service an excellent choir rendere'
some beautiful selections. At the conelu
sion Mendelssohn's wedding march wa
| played and the bridal party left the churc
followed by the guests Who we're at ono
driven to the residence OF the bride
mother. Here q reception was held, COZ
aratulations were rendered to the happ,
couple, and an elaborate collation. wa
served. o-+.s
Mrs. Morier, the brides mother, ar
peared in q rich costume OF black silk
Miss Josie Morier was attired in q daint
toilet OF terra Gotta combined with whit
surah. =
Mrs. and Miss Stephenson wore becom
ing dressed OF black lace.
Mrs. Bowen looked charming in q hand
some costume Of slate with draperies 6
burnt orange. ,
The presents received by the newt
| married couple were numerous and 81
tremrly handsome.
| Those present at the house were Mrs. {
J. Stevenson, Mrs. Addie Bowen, Mrs. Il
Walton. Mrs. Kelly, Mrs, James Forbil
Mrs. Shatzlein, Mrs, W. Y. Lawler, Mrs. l
u. Newbro, Mrs. w. Hall, Mrs. JAIME
/ Lynch, Mrs. Goedelhoffer, Mrs. J. Talbo'
Mrs. L. j. Hamilton, Mrs. E. A. Dugal
Mrs. G. W. Newton, Mrs. McGinty. Mr.
Neidenhoien, Mrs. Reed, Misses Lila
Stevenson, McCarrick, Blanch Merri
Berger, Hennessy, Brodericks; Messrs. G. .
Stevenson, Henry Morner, C. F. Booth.
]. Brophy, D. ]. Hennessy, s.H. Courtne,'
II. Walton, James Forbis. HERNIA
Weinecke, J. ]. Hopkins, James nunstal
@. Shatzlein. B. B, Pearson. W. V. Lawle
d. N. Newbro, W. Hall, r. D. Ecker, j.
Layton, James Lynch, Goedelhofer, Har'
8. Tuttle, J. Talbot, Leyson, Turck, i.
Hamilton, J. r. Boyce, Ir., y. A. Duga
Mcbride, Haldorn, O. W. Newton, w
Thomas, McGipty.
SOCIETY SMALL fALK.
Fred Orion Ia at Helena.
Joseph Lowe Is quite sick.
! Miss Brosis Noyes is quite sick.
DR.. Hall has returned from Helena.
Mrs. Mary A. Butler is at Portland.
; Spruilie Braden visited Butte Thursda
Hon w A.. Clark returned Wedneada