The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-24
WEIRlCK MURRAY.
A Popular Helena Gentleman Marries m
Iowa Belle.

Iowa Belle
The State Register, OF Des Moines, Iowa,
contains the following dated Winterset.
Nov. 10. which will be read with interest by
Helena people:
''The Rock city never had loveler we'd
ding than the marriage of Miss I.eonore
Murray to Mr.. Emmerson b. Weirick at the
First BAPTIST church last evening at eight
o'clock. The church was decorated in the
rarest good tasts-theEe WAS nothing Ror-
geous nor showy. The officiating Clergyman
was Rev. w. II. Stanley. OF Des Moines.
The beautiful Episcosal ceremony was
used. The LohenRrin bridal chorus sung
by eight young misses, WAS led by Miss
Grace Gilpin on the piano. accompanied by
MT. @. w. Maxon. of Des Moines, on the
cello. The chorus was comnosed or the
Misses Eva Gilpin, jessie Briggs, Jessie
Snyder, Lille spurgeon. Edith Hyder.
Vena Forsman, Berthe Forsman and Ellie
Turner. The music was faultiessly rem
dered and was benutiful substitute for the
wedding march. The ushers were Messrs.
Tom Brown. Ed. Newton, DR.. Robert
Davidson, and John Adams, of Des Moines.
The front row Of chairs in the church were
reserved for the ont-of-town guests and tho
immediate friends OF the contracting par
ties, and small gates covered with smilax
were opened and closed by fairy-like little
girls. The little flower girls were Misses
Alice Dabney, Louie Katolitf, Cherry Hide
and Gertrude Nelson, and they followed in
the wake of the chorus singers. The chu oh
was filled with the leading people of Win
terset. and every arrangement seemed to be
most complete. The out-of-town guests
were Hon, and Mrs. Johnson and Miss
Stevens. of Lincoln, Neb.; Charles Larra-
of the groom, Columbus, o.; Z. r. Ward,
Primghar; Edward Ward, South Dakota;
A. @. Atkinson, Montana; Miss Wade,
Antioch, Mo-; Prof. Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. w. Moxon. Miss May Griffis. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Young and LATE, Jr.. Des Moines.
The bride wore q dress of white bfocade
satin. with veil and orange blossoms. Miss
Maud Murray, bridesmaid, was clad in q
dress of corn-colored satin with illusion.
Both young ladies possess rare beauty and
neither ever before looked moro charming.
The 'best man" was brother of the groom.
After the wedding ceremony was concluded
n reception was given at the splendid home
of Hon. A. r. Dabney. uncle of the bride.
The guests at the reception numbered up
into the hundreds, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dab
ney entertained them all in most delight
| full and hospitable way. The bride is the
ray and her mother is our present county
| recorder. The family is highly respected
| in Madison county and the best wishes of
all will go with Mrs. Wirrick to her new
| home in Helena, Mont. where the groom
has most fortunate business relations.
| At the Cathedral OF tho Sacred Heart. at
8 O'Clock yesterday morning, the ceremony
was performed which united in marriage
john p. Dolan. of Butte, and Miss May Il.
Grogan, of Rock Island. Ill.,, Rev. Father
Palladino officiating. The ceremony was
Witnessed by large number of friends of
| the contracting parties. After the services
Mt the church the bridal party repaired to
the home of Mrs. Reilly, on Cutler street,
where an elegant wedding breakfast was
served which was enjoyed by large num-
Der of invited guests, who We'd with each
other in wishing the newly welded pair long
life and happiness.
The bride was attired in a cream-colored
gloria silk, en- train white tulle veil; natural
flowers. The maid of honor. Miss Sarita
De Islus Nori2a, wore cream China silk.
demi tain, natural flowers. Miss Mary
Beade. the bridesmaid wore dress of
cream crepe de chine; natural flowers. Mr..
John Golden acted as best man.
| Among the many beautiful presents re-
ceived was silver tea set from the Helena
Catholic Dramatic club. The groom is a
contractor and builder at Butte, for which
city the happy couple left yesterday after
I noon,