The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-19
Very Pratty Wedding and Ono of tlle
Notable sooiaty Eventa of tho
SEASON.

LOCK 1u0 uEluAl Patty WbAASA ~ 0Au
u to the strains Of the "WeddinR
Erch.'' Near the altar Of the churchwsrs
Ees az smilax tied with white ribbons and
bned# BY two tiny maids in white fol the
dal party TO pass to tho altar. Tbs
asrs we're Messra. Arthur PoznAnski, Sol
pner, s.. Singer, Fred FliReland. Louis
ael, and Bonnie Loeb. THE
Eid OF honor, Miss Carrie Jacobs,
Butte. cousin Of tho bride, i'm stately
nnette. Her gown was Of white
tah trimmed With embroidered chiffon,
&decollete and sleeveless. With long train
q diamond ornaments, " and carrying 4
90 bunch Of pink chrysnnthemums.
) maids following were Miss Carrie Feld-
u, Miss Nellie Lehman and Miss Kath-
q Simnla. Miss FsldberR wore q hand
ne costume OF white surRh trimmedwith
ifon. de0ollete and sleeveless, with long
in, and carried q large bouquet Of yellow
Eysanthsmuma. z#
Miss Nsllie Lehman wore an elegant
wn Il white crepe do chine, trimmed
th#white embroidered crepe, and cut low,
Id train. She carried : handsome bou-
ct Of pink chrysanthemums. Miss Simms
TED H&uuAOHl6 kOWAO A WnAtp chnAlA0ASs
mmsd with white crepe and chiffon, out
y with Z long train. Her bouquet was OF
low chrysanthemu1ns. - y
Tho two 'littls maids who preceded the
kdding party and held opon the gates for
an to enter were Sadie Cans and Ray
cobs, niece and cousin OF the brlde.
10y wore handsome dresses Of white china
K trimmed with embroidered chiffon,
wrecked and sleeveless. Each carried 9
nkat af hnwArn @%SM &% # 5f@ \ ~
After the little maids Of honor Game tho
hers, then tho groomsmsn, after them
b bridesmaids, next came the mother OF
d bride leaning on the arm Of the groom,
d lastly came the bride on the arm OF
Rather. She was 4 svision Of loveliness
2 rich cream faille Franoalse gown trail,
& far behind her. The dress was trimmed
th white crepe Artistically festooned
one the front Of tho skirt, Z low bodice
til the neck filled with white crepe and
fed elbow sleeves of tho same dainty
brio the bodice being trimmed with
arl passementsrie. while iescF Ntnlle
il envelopsd her graceful figure and was
ainty oream satin Shoes. with long gloves
d d bouquet Of white chrysantheninnls
mplsted ono Of the most elegant costumes
For worn bya Helena bride. When the
tar was reached the bride was given to ths
DOM BY the father and the maid Of honor
a the best man took their places BY the
e " the bride and groom.
Ihe ErOOmsm6n were Me5Hrs. simon
kcobs, Harry Brown and Louis Harris.
After the ceremony Il wedding dinner, at
hich only members Of the family were
Easent, was served at the home Of the
Fide's parents. after which a reception was
I'D. Chrysanthemums, whito and yellow,
Eerally mnssed every available nook OF tho
~bacious rooms. The bride and groom,
4 ,1Iinr hn., z = II y = web n al ~ Aowaru
{csived the congratulations Of their friends.
he decorations Of the dining room wore Of
blow and white and presented a handsome
3p%earance. Music Was furnished through
1t the evening BY Prof. Vollert and
.chestra. MIR. and Mrs. IIobls will makeH
hort wedding tour to Salt Lake and later
h will 60 to New York city. They will
AXE their home in Helena. .
The ladies who assisted II receiving were
rs. #. Cans, Mrs. D. Marks, Mrs. Sands,
[rs. Jacobs, Of Butte, and Mrs. Moses
lorris. The mother ct the bride worea
andsome gown OF black faille trimmed
it'll iet d point lace en- traine. with diA-
kOnd ornaments. - aay
Mrs. Cans, q handsome toilet Of yellow
ktoman silk trimmed with embroidered
fepe and heliotrope velvet, dsoollete. with
bng train. Her ornaments were diamonds
it'll yellow chrysanthemums in her hair.
Mrs. David Marks wore q becoming toilet
white faille trimmed with pearl passe-
henterie and muslin de sole, en- train with
iamond ornaments. @s@9S# Y Ss
Mrs. Sands. m elegant gown Of pink bro
~ecollete and en- train, diamond ornaments
nd q bouquet OF pink %rosebuds.
Mrs. Jacobs were q handsome dress of
lack faille trimmed with dead jet, en-
rain. @@@@ q Fiji 6"s &&"
Mrs. Morris was attired in an elegant
lack gross grain silk trimmed with net
embroidered in black and yellow, cut decol.
Among tho invited guests were: Mesdames
N. Q. Child, A. @. Botkin, A. p. Curtin, @.
!. Curtis, {. R. Dahler, Z. II. Carter, Z. Il.
Brewer, w. +. Cummins, Davenpo i, a.. ).
Davidson, G.. O. Eaton. Feldberg, Fretz,5 s..
Rsnzberger, B. II. Harris, L. Ell. Hershtield,
Herz, b. Harris, w. Hndnall, Il. j.. Kauf-
ban, =. Fl. Kleinschmidt, r. Fl. Klein
loses Morris, 4. 7. Moore. ]. w. Murphy,
\ W Mcconnell, II. Parohen, Pope, $.
Poznanski., NJ. Keinig, +. Tom. .; <.
'ools, "A. ". Lyman, Il. "A. Walker. Wei
|enhorn, W. Wheeler, j. p. Wilson, Morris
lands, s.. Sohul1nan. A. ]. soligmRn, Silver
nan, y. Singer, Zimmerman; Misses Kath-
rine and Lizzie Simms, jennie Tonn.
Lary Wilson, N. A. Cleveland,a Helen AID
ioh, Rosa Aaoh, Emily Bach, Mary Bach,
Pelle Barbour, Minnie Boyer, Ida Briden-
bal, Lala Brooke, Fannie Gram,
a. r. Cruise, Carrie Feldberg, Fligel-
nan, Bertha Frank, Anna Friendlich,
Eetta Goodman, Emily Greene, r.. Harris,
[ennie Hepner, Fannie Herrick, Lily Horsh-
keld, Laura King, Mario Kleinsohrnidb,
parrls and Edith Lehman, NJ. j. Roberts,
Rallie Roberts. Nellie Roserbaun. u. Nj.
iumsey, Mcssrs. AbiAhamson, R.&H. Bar
lay. w. @. Child, A.. O.. Rotkin, G. D.
5nrtis,. G. II. Dahler, Richard Bhrden. Biz
kenfeldt, Blake, III. BONN, Ike Boyer, u. N.
nd ID. NJ. Brandagee, u. Il. Garter, Bishop
3rswer,- w. II. Culnnlins, Don Davenport,
\. ]. Davidson, g. q. Eaton, Feldberg,
1retz, Genzberger, Harry Brown, b. Harris,
y. u. Hershtlold, Chaa. Clnrl, u. y. French,
Andrev Fretz. HArlowe, Bnlliette, Homer,
Herr, A.. w. Lyman, Chas. and Fred
lehman, w. HudnAll, j. Loeb, N. w. Mo
y%onnell, D. X. Ioole. Morris Sands. II.
iana and others. There were about 200
issued for the reception.
Many valuable gifts were received.
Among them were trunk OF solid silver, Mr..
md Mrs. Herman Cans; silver ten set, Mr..
md Mrs. David Marks; silver and gold fish
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Sands: silver tea
s~trainer, little Linzaar MarkH; silver almond
Ihoycl, Kay jacobs, Bntte;asilver Toe cream
,et, Mrs. II. Jacoba md simon Jacobs,
Butte; silver and gold oroam ana berry
.poonH,8 Carrie ard Julius Jacobs, Butte:
liver and geld soup and gravy ladies. Sadie
md DosothA Cans; china loo cream apt. Mr..
md Mrs. j. Levy, Butte; out glass salad
BOWL, Dr. and Mrs. pArberry, White Sui
SPRINGS. RilVof mud rhinn berry liahE