Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

MARRIAGE BELLS.
Tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Other Event'
of Recent Occurrence.
The friends Of August Fitsohen sind Miss
Louise Pfeiisr assembled in large numbers
at Caplice Hall on the evening OF Wedaes'
day. the 18th inst, to assist In the cere'
mony that made them man and vile. TIT
hall had been beautifully decorated Tor the
occasion, the well known orchestra Under
the leadership oil Mr.. l.. Van orion, been
engaged for the evening, and q rood supply
OF the Charles Heidsieck champagne. as also
several boxes Of good Havana cigars
brought there, for the benefit OF oil, who
might wish to partake thereof. The nup-
tiaI knot was tied by the Rev.S. G. Blackis-
tom. Miss Pauline Pieiier supporting her
sister as bridemaid, and George Davis act
ING az the proom's best man. The bride is
the daughter OF one Of Mcntana's pioneers
and Butte's oldest and well known citizens,
Peter Pfeifer. The groom is q brother oil
one OF Butte's successful business men, hav-
ing resided here when this was Deer Lodge
county, since 1856, Geo. G. Fitschen. Both
OF the contracting parties HAYES large circle
Of friends who were present to wish them
many long years OF happymarried lite. The
bride was beautifully dressed in white silk,
long train, with veil and wreath oil orange
blossoms, wearing many handsome yaiu-
able diamonds. and looking the very pic
ture 81 radiant happiness. Her bridemaid
was similarly dressed, with the exception OF
the bridal veil and wreath. and looked very
charming. 1t wal as large an attended
wedding ever held in Butte, and the guests
enioyed themselves with dancing and sing
ing until q late hour. Wine flowed freely,
and the spirits OF everyone rose to the oc-
casion.
On entering the hall, by the bridal party.
the orchestra played the Mendelssohn Wed
ding March. At the conclusion OF the
ceremony, the Excelsior Quartette, con-
OF Messrs. j. T.. Carlisle, John
Jahreiss, William Guedelhofsr and Henry
Kroeger, sang the beautiful selections
"T6is is Their Own Day. and Health
to the Fairest..n A large table at the left
side entering the hall, was covered with
beautiful presents, OF which the following is
3 list:
THE
Handsome plush rocking chair, Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Dusseau; willow rocking chair,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Denhalter; willow work
basket, q. FL. Bowler; fine Turkish rug,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nickel; beautiful rug,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton and @. BIB. Holdings
worth; elegant bed spread, 0. K. Lewis d
Jo.; nice PLAGUE, Mr.. and Mrs. oh Cohen;
handsome ivory carving set, a set ot table
Knives and silver forks and spoons, by the
Excelsior Quartette; nice folding looking
lass, L. Van orion q Bros; towel rack
md damask towels, Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn
weller; solid silver soup ladle, John G..
7itchen, San Francisco; grand ivory carv-
ng set, A. F. Fitchen. San Francisco; fine
set in plush case, MIR. and Mrs. w.
]. Cole; handsome ivory carving set, Christ
sisberger; ret OF nice silver spoons, Mr..
Phil Gruen; beautiful plush album, Mr. and
drs. Aleck Anderson; splendid set OF solid
liver nut-breakers and picks, Mr.. and Mrs.
leo. F. Marsh; silver card receiver. 0. w.
silver card receiver, MIR. and
drs. ID. F. Lewis; fine plush album, Savin
lisa; silver sugar spoon, g~oid-plated, MT,
nd Mr.. Henry Moss; beautiful set OF sill
'er knives, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Buol, silver /,
ard receiver, Mr.. j. Hartwig; set OF silver
orks, Geo. Davis; splendid set OF silver
hives, G. Demars; handsome silver cake &
tand, Mrs. II. B. Smith; silver card re- 6
eiver, Mr.. and Mrs. K. HI. Campbell; crumb /
rush, Bartlett Bros; nice silver pickle /
aston, F. W. Grady; silver salt and pepper
ellars, N. B. Ringing; very pretty silver
AXE stand, Mr.. John Cannon; fine silver
alt and pepper cellar, Mrs. Ed Hicky; ele-
ant silver card receiver, Mr.. j. Dunsten;
liver cake stand, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wan !
rews; silver pickle castor, Mr.. 8. Jacobs; ,
Iegant silver water pitcher, in silver stand, .
inc set, and carpet sweeper, Butte Turn !
ierein; napkins and table cloth, Mrs. q
II. Butler; one dozen linen towels, Miss I
inny Jones; silver sugar bowl n stand, !
n. and Mrs. Boiler; a large and elegant
liver castor, Mr.. Henry Renken; silver !
castor, Will Suprenant; beautifully j
banner, Miss Pauline Pfeifer;
liver tea set complete, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fi.schen; nice wedding cake and check I
r $500, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Fitschen; q
liver castor and silver set knives and forks, t
us Thomin and @. Stirl; silver castor, e
r. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and daughter, I
annie; silver soup dish, A. A. Mcmillan @
nd Miss frankie MCGEE; cut glass water b
tcher, Miss Lilly Jones; nice set of glasses r
rd, Mr.. and Mrs. Wehrspaun; handsome 8
lina. basket, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ~S.Shomaker; |
ina dishes, Mr.. and Mrs Catholnig; beau '
full vases, Miss Lizzie Kern; Bohemian u
asses, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scheuer; elegant
aatues, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gickle; large
Asses, Mr.. and Chas. G.. Farrell; nut dish,
arl, Louise and Lena Nickel; beautiful
ina tea set, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Barnard; h
,namented glasses and water pitcher, Miss ,
La Demars: glass v inc set, Mr.. and Mrs. =
. Jones; glass cake stand, A. E. German; ?
ass fruit dish. Will Elsie; glass fruit dish, II
r. ana Mrs. W. M. Cole; beautiful student 8
mp, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Loeber; large q
udent lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Swinton; beau n
iul picture, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nickel; .
handsome large wedding cake, Mr.. and .
rs. Ricksick; nice china cake stand, Mr.. q
Id Mrs. w. McHugh; linen table cloth, /,
10 dozen damask towels and q beautiful =
set allicomplete, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. +
ieiier; a splendid wardrobe, Messrs. Cou- q
re and Leford; solid silver, gold plated !,
I'd receiver, Mr.. Nick Kessler, from Hell +
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