Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23
HYMEHIAI.
The Union Of Mr. Frank z. Smith of Lewis
town and Miss Nathalie Belanger
of Maiden.

Loves young dream developed inte ~
reality when our popular county attorney,
Frank Z. Smith, placed the wedding rim.
%. the finger Of Miss Nathalie Belanger at
tn" home Of her parents ia Maiden last
Monday. The extreme cold weather and
the prevailing sickness deferred many from
being present, yet before the hour set for
the ceremony a gondly number of f. lends Of
the principals to the Solemn contract had
arrived. The beautiful parlors were com
f"rtably filled with guests. who passed. the
time prasantly ins onv-rsatio n-the groom
occasionally appearing to receive words of
encouragement faestiously offered. Near
the hour OF IL Mrs. j. II. Willard took her
place AT the plane. and ia response to- u
signal commenced Nendelssohn'- beautiful
wedding march. The bridal party soon
csmr up he hall and entered thu west par
Tor, where the ceremony was quickly per
formed. Mrs. Belanger standing with the
bride asd Miss Ella smith sister 81 the
groom. aud Miss Gorilla Belansrr. sister "i
the bride. acting as bridesmaids. Immedi-
atrly after the ceremony the guests came
forward aud extended their congratula-
tions.
In th- instance il is truthful to say 1.-THE
bride looked beautiful' indeed lovely.
Beside, the charms that nature has be-
slowed with II generous hand, she was
adorned with an exquisite cost ume oi
ivory white gros-srain silk, made en- train.
with dec"lcttc bodice. The costume was
beautifully trimmed ia vandyke lace aud
ribbon. The bridal veil was held in place
10y u coronet al orange blossoms; n spray
Sf the same decorated the bodice. The eos
tune was completed by suede moscsIue-
taire gloves aud slippers ri white kid.
The groom was dressed in conventional
black.
Miss Gorilla the young sister of the bride
who acted as bridesmaid. was dressed in
cream-celored Sole failc. made in Martha
Washington style. with elbow sleeves.
Neither bride nor bridesmaids wore Jewels.
Daring the interval between the cerc-
mony aud dinner the guests were enter
tanned with vocal and instrumental music
10y the bride and groom and Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Willard.
At y. m. the guests repaired to the din
ins room and sat down to table loaded
with the rarest viands. Several courses
were served, accompanied by the choicest
wines aud champagne. After dinner the
party adjourned to the parlors to admirs
the presents which filled the tables. Fol-
lowing is IA list Of presents aud the givers.
The Groom told watch.
Mrs. Belanser-Set Of diamonds.
Richard G,irs-Foot stool.
Mrs. u. l.. Shafer-Siver sugar spoon.
Miss Ella Smith-Silvcr butter knife.
Louis Belan.sr. .Ir.-Card receiver.
Daniel Crowley-Silver cake dish.
4. Saunders Silver knives and forks
Frank u. Norris of Helena tcngs
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. kelly-Silver soup
liable. sugar spoon and mustard spoon.
+. +. Wrisht-Siver sugar spoea and
butter knife.
David IIilsrr and George ". Cook Silver
pickle caster aud cake dish.
Mrs. llslzemer Bon bon tray
Mes-rs. Day aud Thomp-on-Syrup cup
and tray.
DIR. aud Mrs. Willard Sugar spoon aud
set of Japanese boxes.
j. VI. Nrooman-silver table spoons.
George Wiedcman silver kniv.. and
forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Leland. Cottonwood
Silver pickle caster
George Bach. Cottonwood - silver bon
bon dish.
G. l.. Leard Lamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Tobel-Book of en-
cravings and poems.
Geo. opprrman, cal. Dickenson and Geo. |
decentralization table
At 1 p. m the wedding guests living at a
distance started for their homes. The !
bride and groom left for Lewistown at the |
same hour, and can now be found "at |
home on Washington street, wher. we
trust they will pas. u happy honeymoon.