The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
ROSES AND WEDDINGS,
The Former Are Not as Plentiful
In June as tho
Latter.
Two Very Pretty Weddings at the
Cathedral During the Lust
Week.
Programme tor Commencement Week n
the Univcrsity-The shrlnsr BANQUET
Other Social EventA.

the Univorsity-The Shrlnsr Dan1uo
Other Social Eyents.
For some time past June has carried Will
II the enviable reputation OF being bott
the time OF roses and OF weddings. SO far
In Helonn. the former have been con-
sptcuous only by their absence. while ths
latter have besn quite numerous. though
the month 10 still young. On Wednesday
morning at Gao O'Clock. John L. Henry ant
Miss Sorita Noriega were married by BishoI
Brondsl At the cnthedral. lsoth parties art
we'll known in Helena. Miss Notisga 10 ol
Spanish descent and q Mexican by birth
her father 10 An officer In the Mexioar
army. She 10 n sister Of Mrs. j. w. Pro-
ward, Of Kenwood, with whom she hai
made her rome for the past two years.
The groom, who has been in Helena
about three years and is we'll known. holds
= responsible position tho First National
bank. 10 secretary of the Stsinmotz Jswslry
company and an adjutans Of the Second
battalion. Montana militia.
Tbs bride looked very pretty in . hsnd-
some travelling gown of tan gloria. trimmed
In C0aO&6eOl0 glOFlHs ono C0EEl0U . luIRe
bOquet of rerle dc jardin roses.
Miss Ptovard and F. d. Miracle acted a
bridesmaid and best man.. Mr. and MIS-.
Henry left on an ea,ly t ain for the east.
The cathedral was the scene of another
prottv Wedding on Tuesday morning. when
the Rev; Palladino united in marriage
F.ancis N. Hallo.an and Miss Mary A.
Beadle. Yh csremony was performed AZ
eight O'Clock mass. the cathedfal choir. Of
which the bride was a member, rendering
fitting selections. !.
The bride was most becomingly gowned
ceremony. a snmptous wedding breakfast
was served at the home Of the brides pa
rents. In the afternoon the happy couple
left for Warrington, D. G.. whore Mr..
Hailoran has a prosperous business. The
bride is q most charming and accomplished
young lady.
The anniversary exercises Of the Montana
university will begin to-day and continue
until Wednesday. An elaborate and inter
sssina programme has been rreparod:
%Sunday-l1 q. m, unive sitv. sermon,
Rev. +. E. Brush, A. NJ, b. D. Four 2. M.
Rev. VIM. g. Schoppe. Eight p. NJ, social
religious meeting OF the university Y. p.
a @. E.
Monday-Eight ?. m. address by Lieut.-
Gov. Botkin. before the Pullman Literary
society. followed BY . banquet given BY the
toasts will be As follows: Our Guests"
Slayer; Sparks" Q. N. Johnson; "Ths
Ladies'" G. B. Hard: The Boys" Miss L.
Z. Fitch; "A Ret ospect," Edward L. Mills;
The q Pr9sp e H. y l bseman' %o no.ssm.:-
d. @. Chambers, B. II. Upton. Miss Hattie
Dickinson, Mrs. Mabel Abbott, Mrs. M. y.
Cummins. s8 a
On tuesday afternoon q 2:3O : VOCAL and
instrumental concert Will 30 given ~ the
pupils, and in the evening 1t eight O'Clock
the defamation prize contest will take
place. On Wednesday the university ora
ton. by Col. w. F. Sanders. will be fol-
lowed by the ann0un cement OF prixes. vo-
! cal and instrumental music, and q lunch,
TO which oil are invited.
Algeria temple, which has gained for IT,
self a most enviabls reputation because Of
its royal entertainments, gave . splendid
banquet on Tuesday evening In the Ma
sonic banquet hall. The supper had been
prepared by the ladies OF the Eastern Star
and was a great credit to them. The tables
ware handsomely decorated. The visitors
were G. II. jerks. W. w. Currier. J. II.
Mercer, W. B. Coombe. from Great Falls;
u. II. rooto, Il. II. 0Fosnel, SalS lake,;
teith. J. Il. Bordeaux. E. v. Maze, q. H.
Casey. Fred Mcdonald, B. 3. Calkins. 81
mon Jacobs. M. 6ilverman. r. Wearing. A.
Wehl. G.. Gnliick, J. w. Frazer. Battle; o.
Y. Warren. Warm Springs; L. Q. Domain,
=. =. White. Ellis.en; IL. Finn. J; W.
f htas.; to y. B. pa% ". Gin. Il, j.. Al %hi..
worth. Deer Lodges; j. H.. Little. Walker
vile; G.. W. King, Marysville; The Helena
mobiles present wore: B. II. Lang
ley, George Booker. ]. W. Bar
). n. E1 ri =. 9. b1 3. d.rre ns's n. NJ bi acI:
ter, ID Hindson. n. ]. Haskell. A. Har-
rity, II. S. Hepner. f. b. Jones, r. b. Kirk
endall. 81. w. Lombard, Richard Jockey.
j. G. Major. w. u. MoCann. Moses Morris,
@. B. Nolan, E. D. Neill. Jr., H. II. Parsh.
w. D.. Smith. 8. E. sHider. W. $. spauld-
ing, J.. w. Thompson, A. Wsisenhorn and
Ed. /. Zimmerman.
Mrs. George T. Wicks gave a very charm.
ing informal afternoon to a number Of her
friends on Friday. The rooms were yery
ing vines. The decorations in the dining
room we're SCARLET geraniums. and in an
other room the same fiowe q, in delicate
pink, prevailed. Mrs. Wicks wore a very
handsome empire gown of ashes of roses
silk trimmed in grey velvet and white laos.
md wore as ornaments exquisite pearls.
Refreshments we're served on small tables
and were delicious. Those present wors.
AesdauAes ". F. Sanders. T. G. Power, B..
y. Jones, w. r. Jones. Joseph Davis, b II,
Armstrong, Chambliss, Prescott.
Brooke. A. F. Foote. H. w. Foote. Huntley.
A. @. Botkin. Chessman and the Misses
Sanders, B;ooks. Cuthbsrt. Mae
Last evening Mrs. Wieks gave = verv .
handsome inner party. The table had a !
esnterpieoe of beautiful carna. .
with ropes OF smilax trailed about Il. .
The dinner was served a Ia Russo. 'rhs .
hostess was beoomingly pownsd in q dinner ,
OF mauve crepe, with trimmings of :
ribbon and lace. Those entertained Va
The Misses Lanme. Cuthbert and Brooka
md The Messrs. Pearls. Shaw and Brande- {
lee.
The Fortn!Rhtly Whist club, which has ,
aad 10 many pleasant parties during the !
vnried its regular programme bv 1
irving . hop on Friday night at Encore !
'sll. A very pleasant tins was had. but ! !
the lack Of young ladies' j
made many Of the gentlemen feel for The 9
irst slime the gnawlng pangs of wall TOW G
ring. but the fair ones declared that thew
,ever had . better time. "'Tis nm iii
sind." etc. Several of the young man fur
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