The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-08
BENEATH SWEET LILIES.
Mr.. John W. Luke and Miss Kath-
eryn Logan We're United
in Marriage.
ST. Peters Was d voritable Bower
Of Lilies and Smilax Last
Wednesday Night
Nam Friends Of the Happy Contracting
Parties wers Thsrs-The We'd
Ding supper.

The marriage of Mr.. John w. Luke AND
Miss Katheryn Logan, daughter Of Mrs.
Odclia Logan, Of this city. was Witnessed
by ! large number Of friends ut st. Peters
ohurch, on Wednesday evening. II was :
very pretty wedding, being most dainty In
every respect. Tbs altar Of the sdiAcs was
trinnsd prefuasly with lilies. that flower
being tho principal decoration both at the
church and home Of tho bride. Ths bAptis-
NAL font was filled with lilies and vines.
while It the right were beautiful palms.
During tho ceremony the bridal couple
stood under . large arch, which was Gov
cred with white and decorated heavily with
smilax, while at ths center hung an I'M
mense bunch of lilies. Soon after eight
O'Clock the strains of tho wedding march
told the expeotant company that the bridal
party we're at ths entrance Of the church.
Just before the ushers took their places
Mrs. Logan, mother Of tho bride. with
her two sons, A. H. and T. A. Logan, to-
gether with Mrs. Will II. Logan, took their
places at the front of the church. The
ushers, Messrs. w. w. Phelps. Eugene
Braden, William G. Buskett' n A. B.
Cook. led the way. followed BY Miss
Margaret Logan, maid Of honor, and r.. A..
Luke, best man; after whom came the
bride, on the arm of her brother, William
r. Logan. At the altar she was met by the
groom and Rev. Mr.. Webb, who performed
the impressive but short marriage selvioe
Of the Episcopal church. After the service
. reception was hold at the homo OF Mrs.
Logan, to which only the family and a very
small number of friends we're invited. when
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke received the conRvatu-
lations Of those present. The bridal couple
stood under the arch of the bay window in
the reception room, which Was decorated
profusely with palms. plants, smila1 and
lillos. Gsf
The bridal party. consisting Of bride and
groom, Miss Logan and MIR. Il. A. Luke,
tho Misses Marshall. Barbour and Wheeler,
with Nissrs. Bradsn, Buskett, Phelps and
Cook, sat 1t one table for the supper, which
followed congratulations, which was very
prettily decorated with lilies and jassa-
mines, and the other guests occupied an
other table, which had for its decorations
pink roses and smilax. About $50 O'Clock
Mrs. Luke disappeared from her guests for
a short time and reappeared in q charming
gown of gray tweed, tailor made. with hat
and cape in same shade, ready for the most
pleasant journey to be made. Mr.. and
Mrs. Luke departed on the Northern Pa
cifo road for a visit with friends in st.
Paul. Minneapolis, Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Louis, returning by way of Denver.
Thew expect to be absent q month or six
weeks, and upon their return to Helena will
live in one Of the Mauldin flats on Harii-
son avenue.
4 The gowns OF the ladlas present ~ the re.
na-x;c~ .uorn no fn1lOWa.
Mrs. John w. Luke, ivory white brocado
satin, made princess, with very long train,
falling in cascades from the waist. Around
the bottom Of the skirt, a heavy putting of
the satin, caught up with orange blossoms,
Y neck. back and front, titled IN with
sleeves with lace cuffs Of the same style.
and the long silk illusion veil which she
wore as Miss Logan, caught up with orange
blossoms. ....
Miss Logan, maid of honor, cream crepe,
the skirt caught up with bows Of yellow
satin ribbon. elbow sleeves, V neck. and
long vatican bow of yellow ribbon. a large
bunch Of yellow roses. ts
Mrs. Logan, heavy black satin, trimmed
with iet fringe and passementerie. with
white point lace at the neck and wrists.
Mrs. Will r. Logan, gray crepe with pearl
passementerie, and vatican trimming ol
ribbon, V neck. elbow sleeves.
!. Mra. Frank Baird, figured India silk with
reception bodice. ISL ,.s
Mrs. Luke, gray brooade, en- train. v
neck, elbow sleeves and duchesse lace.
Mrs.. Charles Gibson. of Great Falls,
shrimp pink silk and garnet velvet. evening
bodice and elbow sleeves.
Mrs. Guthrie, handsome black fable with
Jet and white lace.
Miss Wheeler, pink silk with pearl trim
ming.
%rai,, with Chitfnn trim ming |
Miss Marshall. white silk and net, decol-
Miss Mamie Marshall, white net over pink |
lete and sleeveless.
silk, decollete aud sleeveless.
The gentlemen were Capt. j. T. Van
Otsdale, Messrs. Braden, Cook, Robert l., |
Gibson, Buskett, Phelps, A. II. Logan, q.
A. Logan.
The Home Social club gave another of
their most delightful gatherings at Electric
hall on Friday evening. AS large rs that
hall is it was filled with dancers. The COM
mittee who have had these parties under
their charge during the winter may feel
we'll repaid for their efforts and labor, us
all the hops have been most enthusiastically
attended by such a large number and such
ENJOYABLE evenings INDUCED in. Those
present Mt the hall on Friday evening we're:
and Mesdames Sturrock, w. 6.
Pardellian, D. G. White. w. G. Child, L.
Stadler, j.. SulRroye, N. Fretz, J. j. Hind
son. w. Hartwig, A.. Jackson, A. C. Sand,
berg, b. Smith, John Bean. N. Little, w.
Huffaker, Il. o. Railsback; Mesdames Lar
son, Stedman, Burton, Colman.' Sampler;
Misses Moran, Stedman, TaRue, Baird,
Corner, Kenyon. White, Roberts, Quirk,
Mccain. Hoover, Wantz, Shaw, Hopper,
6t"%i M' Mointv wl'oo B.ob Gage S.;ts osaby'
BELLS, Blackstone. Reinig; Messrs. Andrew
Fretz, H. Yeager, o. Evans, A. Pierce, w.
Paynter, 9. Voolfolk, ". A. Reifenrath, G.