The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
TRIUMPH Of Love
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Celebrated In the Ceremony That
Makes Husband and Wife
OF Lovers,
MI. Wilson and Miss Cullen Mar
rlod at st. Patel's ON We'd
needny Evening.
Hsaaslf~l Decorations Supplement- Lovely
Gov ns-lntlmAts Frlends lavitsa
to the nrlde's Hume.

One OF the most notable weddings that
ever took place In Helena. not only because
Of its beauty, but also on account of the
prominence OF oil parties. was solsmaixsd
last Wednesday evening At 1t, Peters Epis.
copal church BY tho rector. Rev. I. I.
Webb.
Tho church was tastsfully decorated, tho
oolors being white and green. On saoh
aide OF the ohAuosl were arranged tall
gtoups Of palms. Al their feet were placed
lowering plAnts OF marEusrites, making a
broad aisle Of white and green. Just In
front OF the altar rail- WA . large trlumphel
arch Of smilax, from wi ish was suspended
large monoR am, "C-W". mado Of white
rossbuds roposing upon \ bank OF green.
The whole effect was very artistic.
White ribbons were tod across the pewa
reserved for the relatives and intimate
friends. Prof. Hershfeld. presided at tho
organ, aud nt eight o'clock thu ins, iring
strains Of Nendelssohr's wedding ma oh
announced the appfoNoh Of tho wedding
pnrty. They cam slowly up tho central
aisle; first The four ushers, Mcssrs. Norman
Hotter, Stephen Carpenter, Charles Power,
and ErnSst Cullen; next. the maid OF
honor. Miss Grace Cullen, sister of The
bride; then followed tho bride, Miss Corlyn
Violet Cullen. upon tho arm Of hcr father,
Judge W. Il. Cullen; after them tho groom,
Mr.. II. o. Wilaon, and the Groomsman,
M. j. A. Lewis, Of Butte.
At the foot of the altar the groom took
che brides hand and led hor up the oteps.
the others stepping easily into the usual
places assigned. Then followed tho beauti-
ful and impressive marriage ceremony OF
tho church. during which low strains OF
music improvIaed for tho occasion came
softly from the organ, adding q harmon.
ious undcrtone to tie clear responses.
After the conclusion Il the ceremony the
music changed to the t,ium plant strains of
the Lohcnvrin wedding march, and this
party slowly filed out u tho church, the
bridal couple leading.
There was not u Ia, 90 reception at the
house. only q fow OF. the. most. intimate
Of their young friends were hidden. The
house was also decorated, white and green
being tho prevailing ~colors, though pink
and red rosea wero also usad with amilax.
clematis, and chrysanthemums. The
bridal rair received their friends In the
front drawinRroom, standing under II Qraon
CANOPY In the shape OF an umbrella. whose
eduaS we're white flowers. Tables whose
decorations we're exquisite were sLrsad IN
the dining DOM, and with elegant refresh
ments. music. and general conversation,
the Quests spent a delightful evening.
The brides dress was OF heavy white
satin. empire skitt, round neck, and full
shoulder sleeves. II was trimmed with white
sstin ribbons. real lace Of a very intricate
and beautiful pattern, and pearls; sho wo q
also a long tullo veil fastened with rang
blossoms, and car lad a bunch of white
e0anhrAM lnp nnlv am n ~ AMI Wnu n ~ mr..
nthceLt forget-me mo pendant. holding a
large diamond In the ccnter, and having a
pearl setting; II was tho gift Of the z DOM.
His Gift 10 each OF the ushers was IN en-
ameled scarf pin representing a yiolot.
The bridesmaids dress waa Of yellow
sleeves, IL was trimmed In yellow satin rib.
bone, n ahe also wore a short tails
veil and carried n bouquet Of yellow
rosobuds. Her only ornament was
an 4namsled pin, solitaire diamond setting
in the center, from which radiated delicate
Mrs. Cullen's dress WIS a handsome black
psau 10 sole. trimmed with iridesoent gold
beaded lace, and she wore diamond orna-
ments. Tho BRIDES Roina-awAy gown was
OF plain blue serge, with hat and gloves to
match.
Following i: the list Of enests who were
sr sas A' as. n M'''f fr S,nHi s"1 Ho.sn n.'sI''
Roberts, McOonuell, Hnldemnn, Corwin,
Marshall, Mamie Marshall, Word, Ashby,
Hsuser. BarnAby. Buell, Wilson, Carpcn-
tor, stedman, Norma Kleinsohmidt and
Cruse; Measrs. Hottie Carpenter. Powe',
Loe and Cha, los Word, Sharpe. Bsaden,
Arnold, MoPAes. Rroadwater, Davis, Fer.
Kuson, Meyendo,iF, Hirsohfeldt, lewis,
King, =. osicr, Me,,en and Dr.. Barbour.
The presents wcrc numerous and vGlua-
bio. being princi" nlly Of cut glass and solid
silver. Tho list IL az follows: + i'd silver
bowl to match, Mr.. nnl Mira. Blu, liss, OF
London. LnHlnnd; game set, A. j. Lewis,
Of Butte; olive spoon and pickle fork, MIR.
and Mrs. j. +. Cullen, OF Los Angeles; fin.
ger bowl aud ono dozen doylios in cnse. D..
and Mrs. Good ioh, of st. Paul; one dozen
teaspoons. Dr. ant Mrs, Hogan, Of Bow
man; jelly spoon. j. :. Keerl; whip cream
spoon, Mr.. and MIRA. 4. c. Bach; loo bowl
and bread tray, Messrs. Carnoohan, stoner
and Craia; anrdiae fork. &. II. Motion;
berry sroon, MIR. aud Mrs, Nelson Sto ev.
Of Bozonan; pickle fork, MIR. and Mrs. d.
". Flowers, of Bo2sman; water sst, Mrs.
Potter aud Jnmos King; chocolate pitcher,
framed etching. Prof. Htrshfeldt; pickel
70 X, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.. Shoemsko indi-
vidual salts, II. l.. Walker; gravy ladle,
NJ. and Mrs. 4. II. Klcinsehmiut; salad
set OF gold md old ivory, II. W, Toule; all
YER lamp, d.. md Mrs. Vreacy; decorated
plate. Mr.. md Mrs. 4. Wilson, Of st. Louis;
olive fork, Il. W. Prosser; lnyeninr pillow,
Alice Cullen; silver hnir pin, Maud Cullen,
Of Los Angelesi case OF fruit knives, Jessie
MoBeth; berry spoon. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
ksyes. Of Salt Luke; cut glass bon bon dish,
walter King; cheese 9, CON, Mr.. mn Mrs.
George Hill; cut glass olive dish. y. X, Tur.
nsr; d COL cotton case. Mrs. j. q. Sanders;
sHrdine fork. N M Mcdonnell; royal wor-
cester pitcher. VIM. Gibbs; cut glass bon
bon dish, +. Il. Mnyall, Of Salt Like; cut
glass olive dish, M,sa hlnv Word; cut glass
FOWL and mirror, W. G. Harrington, Of 4.
Paul; silver candelabra. Mr.. aud Mrs. i.
M. Dudley, of II. Paul; case OF pearl han
died knives, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Ellwood,
Of Dekalb, HI; GU, glass rose bowl. NJ.
n NJ .. u. A. Flowerrte; bon bon dish
II spoon, M. and Mrs. j. l.. Snapp, OF
~. Paul; ont glass salad bowl, MIR. and
Mrs. y. II. Langley; su0nr tongs, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. CIounst; souvenir spoon, Miss
Bertha kleinschm,dt; bon bon dish, Mrs.
A. kleinsohlnidt; pal royal Worcester vases,
Miss Norma kleinschmid,; lie knife, Miss
Cruise; tot tea spoons. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ii,
Barclay, OF 81. Paul; banquet lamp, Ice
n Challes Wo d; butter pick, Mr. md
Mrs. W. II. Dewitt; whip cream spoon,
Miss jennie Bryant, Of st. Paul; bon bon
spoon, Dan Flowerree, IT.; olive spoon, Nj.
aud Mira. II. Nicllolaon md Mr.. md Mrs. u.
W. knight; chatting dish, Mesors. Spruille
md Eugene lraden; leo spoon. DR.. and
MIS-. ID. G. Miller and Miss *tedmnn; berry
spoon, Mr.. ana Mrs. p, II. Carpenter. salad
spoon, Mrs. and MS. +. II. Gstohell and
knives, MI, and Mrs. II. Lobio; chocolate
knonn. Mr. and Ma 4 I, Rnwn ~ rhi..n,