The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-19
A SILVER anniversary.
Judge and Mrs. Sanders Celebrate
the Twenty Fifth Return Of
Their Wedding Day.
A Large Number OF Friends Join
In Making Pleasant tho
Occasion.
Pretty Wedding at st. Peters Of Miss
Langley and Mr.. Kelly-Othcr
Society News.

Mr.. and Mrs. Junius q. Sanders cole
brated their twenty-Afth anniversary In a
truly splendid manner on last Monday
evening by giving a wedding reception in
honor of the event. The rooms were trans
formed into bowers OF loneliness by a pro-
fusion of flowers. palms, smilax and vines.
Tho table In the dining room was very
beautiful. and was laid with q handsome
linen embroidered in Orange blossoms,
while orange blossoms from California
we're strewn about az a border for the
table, and also filed vases On the mantlss
and in available hooks. The centerpisoe
was q large cut. glass bow of roses, and at
each corner were bowls OF white and purple
violets. Music was one OF the pleasant
TEXTURES of the evening, Mrs. H. p. Rolf.
of Great Falls, singing an exquisite solo,
"At Ny Lattice Window" Those invited:
Mesdames II. #. Potts, Norma Chadwick.
Blaine. Addams, Dean, Ryan, Harrsh.
Bach, L. b. Wells. Putnam. Prideau.
Travis. Ming; Misses Guthrie, Dean, Hill,
Eddy and Putnam. and Messrs. and Mes
danes John G. Curtin. William Chumasero.
2. W. Carpenter. Brewer, J. H. Croker.
Sharpe, A. r. Curtin, b. W. Sanders, L. s.
Huntley, George White. P. f.. Les
lie. W. E.. Cullen. {. Hedges.
B. H. Langley. A. j. Craven. Preuitt. Morris
Jones, W. F. Sanders, r. II. Klsinsohmidt,
Samuel Word. J. 7. Murphy, Moses Morris.
II. e. Fisk. u. A. Flowerree. w. L. Steele.
". A. Clark, s: T. Hauser. Geo: Booker.
Fred Gamer. N. H. Webster. W. 3. Humid
Jones. 2. W. knight. n. v. McGonnsli,
Francis Pope. 9. H. Hard, W.: b. Raleigh.
A. G. Clarke. p. b. Clarke, Harry Child.
B. Brown, Harwood, N. Fretz. Wallace
Brown. Chas. Cannon. L. A. Walker. M.
Reinig. ": A: Haven. W. T. Whesler. +. L.
Cannon, D. H. Weston, Herman Cans, A.
M. Esler. William Rumsey. Q. K. Wells, J.
X. Clark. George Piatt. II. @. WAL
lace, A. F. Foote. Samuel LanRhorns.
Timothy Wilcox. Chas., D. Curtis.
Richard LockeyS r.. H. Kleinachmidt,
Cor Becker. A. G. Botkin. B. F. Woodman,,
Goo. Reeves. b. II. Tatem, r. o. Hick-
man. Chas. Carson! VIM. Davenport, Jos.
Davis, +. p. Sterling, William Muth, and
Messrs. Warren Gillette and Horny Kline.
Mrs. Sanders wore a black silk trimmed
in point d'esprit lace. heavily embroidered
in oolors. sFg +.
Mrs. w. H. De Witt, handsome gown Of
pink silk trimmed in lace.
Mrs. Rumley, grey crepe over silk, red
shoes and red carnations.
Mrs. Rolfe, brocaded black and blue rep
silk. bouquet of hyacinths.
Mrs. James U. Sanders, black lace over
satin. bouquet of roses.
Miss Sanders, old rose broadcloth and
black grenadine embroidered in old rose.
A very delightful luncheon, in the form
of a valentine luncheon, was given on Tues
day afternoon By MIS-. Charles w. Cannon,
In honor of her guest. Mrs. Lombard. The
entire decorations were carried out in pink.
Loves own color, and were as beautiful ~
could be. The daylight was shut out Of
the rooms, the soft lights from under rose
colored shades lending IN exquisite tone to
the handsome patlors and their appoint
ments. The spacious diAinR-room was a
symphony in pink, the chandeliers we're
draped in pink and tied with lovers knots
of pink ribbons. A circular table stood In
the center of the room on which was placed
q centre piece of pink carnations. About
tables decorated in the prevailing color.
At the rlate of each guest WAS a valentine,
in the form of u pink heart with an appro-
pirate quotation for the day in gold letters
upon it, and also n pink snap motto. The
flowers used were pink carnations. the
refreshments were pink and the table serv-
ice in the same tono. The thin bread and
butter was cut in heart-shape and tied with
pink ribbons and the Ices were served in
rests of pink upon Sugar. Those who en-
joyed Mrs. Cannon's hospitality were:
Mesdames b: p. Carpenter, J. X. Toole,
b. Raleigh. E. sharpe, E. W. Knight. ST.,
9. 9. Swallow. Jos. Davis. B. +. Tatem,
II. NJ. Parchen, C. Hedges. Fl. II. Hill. A..
NJ. Hotter. S. 9. Ashby, ID. A. G. Flowerree.
5. j. Jones. j. L. Blaine. d. S. Wade, W.
A. Chessman, N: Ii. Webster, W.. G.
Il...: - IL IGoL Il II yUIL Vu ~
Bailey, +. II. Klsiuschmidt, Geo. o. Eaton,
j.. X. Clark. d. H. Cuthbert. d. H. Weston,
Dean, DR.. Dean. 5. s. Huntley, Martin
M%aQinnis. Mcconnell. VIM. Davenport, d.
Cory. Francis Pope, Ii. Barbour. Marshall,
7. V. Moore. D'AohueI; Misses Guthrie, M.
Hill.
The wedding of Mis-, Elizabeth Langley
and Walter s. Kelly took place on Tuesday
morning at II O'Clock at st. Peters church.
The Rev. +. Il. Webb reformed TIE oere-
mony The church was very beautifully dec
Grated, and altogether the wedding was one
of the prettiest that has ever been seen in
Helena. Miss Fanny Cram was mnid of
honor and Mr.. Howard Kelley best man,
and the four ushers were the Messys. q. Is.
Child, Davis, Luke and McQuaid. After
the wedding an elaborate breakfast was
served at the home of the BRIDES parents,
1AA' - AAD ~. II. IN0ukitys TVS LaDLob
were Set, the center one being the brides.
The center piece at the latter table was of
linen, handsomely embroidered in violets,
on which stood an eperRne hllcd with
La France roses. At the plate of
each guest was a bouquet Of
roses or %violess. and lying loosely on the
table were pink roses md violets. Each
table was differently arranged. but all we're
equally pretty. Besides the members of
the family the following guests were pros
emit: Misses and Mesdames William G..
Bailey. /. I. Webb. J. l.. Harris. of Great
Falls; Meedamcs A. G. Botkin. Marston, OF
Chicago: Barclay. of st. Paul; Avery; the
Misses bake. Cram. Of Great Falls; Bar
bour, Wade. Btiscoe, Lehman. and the
Misses Dawson. Eveleth and Goouale, of
Butte; Howard kelley. EcQuaid. G. Il.
Child. X. Luke and II. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley left on the ono
O'Clock w%estbound train for California.
Shortly after their return they will give a
reception, April s.
The jolly Dearborn avenue neighborhood
varied its usual announcement of whist
and dancing by taking a straw ride Wsdnes-
day evening. opportunity getting tho best
Of sleiRhing on n comic table night. The
party comprised Mesdames Gilpntrick,
Ballard. of Townsend, Greenwood and
Hawkesworth; the bIiss Blackstone,
Misses Stedman, Missess Grseuhood, Henry
and Craven: Messrs. Grsenhooa. Hawkes-
worth, A. Hawkeswotth. Fitzpatrick. Henry,
A. Henry, Banknrd md Cornish. At the
university u sersnade was given which was