Butte semi-weekly miner., 1889-01-19
4 eERMAs WEDDING.
Caplice Hall the Scene of a Happy Event
Last Evening.

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The friends of Gus Fitchen and Miss
Louisa Pfeifer assembled in force at Caplice
Hall last evening to assist in the ceremony
that made them man and wife. The ball
had been decorated for the occasion. the
Orton orchestra engaged, and boxes OF
champagne brought there by the dozen.
The nuptial knot was tied by the Rev. 3.
lC. Blackiston, Miss Pauline Pfeifer sup
portine her sister as bridesmaid, ana
Georpe Davies acting as the grooms best
man. The bride is the daughter OF the OLD
pioneer, Peter Pfeifer, and has large cir
Gle of warm friends who were present to
| wish her many long years OF happy
| married life. She was beautifully
dressed in white silk with a veil and wreath
OF orange blossoms, wearing many hand
some diamonds, and looking the picture OF
radiant happiness. Her bridemaid was
similarly dressed, with the exception OF the
bridal veil and wreath, and looked charm
ing. 1t was the most largely attended we'd
ding since that OF Will Guedelhoeffer, and
the guests enjoyed themselves with dancing
and singing until late hour. Wine flowed
freely and the spirits OF everyone rose to
the occasion.
The Excelsior Quartette sang some beau
| tiful selections, at the conclusion OF the
ceremony singing, "This is Their Own
Day," and "Health to the Fairest."
large table in one corner OF the room was
covered with beautiful presents, OF which
the following is list as far ascould be pro-
cured last night:
THE PRESENTS.
A handsome armchair, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dusseau; wine set, water pitcher and car
pet sweeper, the Turn Verein; Bohemian
glass set, Mr. and Mrs. Scheuer; an elegant
pair OF vases, Miss Lizzie Kern; ivory
carving set and set table knives, forks and
spoons, John Jahrelss, H. Kroeger,
w. Guedelhoefer and J. L. Car
Isle; beautiful Turkish rug, Mr..
and Mrs. Burton and A. Il.
Hollingsworth; oil picture framed,
Elise Nickel; Japanese nutholder, Carl,
Louisa and Lena Nickel; rug, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Nickel; hand painted banner, Miss Paul.
inc Pfeifer; handsome wicker chair, Mrs. j.
II. Denhalter; work basket, c. A. Boiler;
bed spread, o. K. Lewis; towel rack and
set damask towels, j. Kahnweier; card re-
ceiver, o. M. Vandoozier and one from
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fitchen; china tea set, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Barnerd; carving set in
satin lined case, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Cole;
parlor stand lamp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Liober; silver pickle castor, F.
M. Grady; plaque, Mr.. and Mrs. D. II.
Cohen; silver salt and pepper set in satin
lined case, N. B. Ringing; pair beautiful
vases, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Ferrel; album,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Anderson; silver cake
dish, MIR. G.. w. Anderson; cut glass pitcher,
M ss Lily Jones; salt and pepper castor,
Mrs. Edward Hickey; silver card receiver,
Mr.. end Mrs. r. N. Campbell, and one from
D. j. Lewis; set table napkins, } H. Butler;
large brides cake, M. Ricksieck; crumb
brush and pan, Bartlett Bros; set nut
crackers and picks in velvet case,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Nissler; silver
castor and set silver knives and
forks, Gus. Thommen; set silver tea
spoons in velvet case, Phil Gruen; silver |
syrup pitcher, Mrs. G. s. Shoemaker; silver |
set complete, seven pieces, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Fichen; large cake, containing check |
for $500, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Fitchen; China |
sauce set, Mr.. and Mrs. Catolic; silver cas-.
tor, II. Renken; silver silvor, glass de-
canters and wine glasses, w. Suprenant;
glass water pitcher and glasses, VIM. Else
and family; silver cake stand, Mrs. II. B.
Smith; pickle castor, Simon Jacobs; fine
ivory carving set, Chris Risberger; hand
some dit o in velvet case, Fred Fitchen, San
silver soup ladle in velvet case,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Fitchen; wine set, Mr..
and Mrs. III. Jonas; glass cake stand, A. T..
Gorman; silver sugar bowl with stand, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Boiler; black walnut what.
not, Messrs. Coz ture & Leford; glass fruit
stand, VIM. Else; silver cake stand, John
Cannon; elegant China fruit stand, Mr.. and
Mrs. McHough; folding looking glass in
plush frame, Fred, Will and Van Orton;
fine glass beer set, Miss Mary e. Demers;
vases and other presents without names OF
senders.
The use of the hall and attendance for
the occasion were present from the Turn
Verein, as card received by the happy
pair testified follows:
BUTTE, Wednesday 1, 16, 'S9.-Our most |
congratulations herewith ex-
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fitchen, fol-
lowed by the signatures OF Frederick |
Loeber, Richard Thierman, Albert |
Nickel, Christ Weideman, ST. |
mon Hauswirth, HeLry Gunther, |
Chs. Freyler. Pete Hess, Henry Nickel, Gust.
Kohl, Gus Kornberg, Gus. Kohler, F. Hass- |
lett, Henry Hauk, Henry Dennhalder.
Fritz Reuter-, w. F. Yaeger, Adolph |
Reichle, Herman Veelman, Ernest Loesh,
Chs. Epgel.