The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1893-08-31


Grnbe and Miss Gladys Stevens, the
maid Of honor, received the party and
the ceremony that united Dora G. Kroger
and Lawrence Hauck for life was per-
formed in a fitting manner by the
minister.
The bride was exquisitely attired in
white with lace and pearl trimmings,
tulle veil with orange blossoms, wore a
bouquet of roses and carried one of white
carnations. The floral decorations were
arranged by the ladies of the Guild and
choir, altogether making a grand array.
Congratulations being in order the
same was bestowed with much ardor,
after which the entire company proceed
ed to the large dining hall where grand
wedding supper was served and many
toasts were made in honor of tho bride
and groom. After the supper the enter
tainment was continued with music,
singing and other pleasantnes until
after II O'Clock, when the carriage TO
convey the newly married couple to their
home was announced and as they started
down the walk they were showered with
rice which did not cease until they we're
driven out Of reach.
The bride is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Kroger, who, having
resided in Philipsburg since her child
hood, is known to all and in a most
favorable way. Mr.. Hauck is no less
popular and esteemed by his associates.
The good wishes of their multitude of
friends is joined by The MAIL In extend
ing to them the wish for continual hap
piness and prosperity through life.
A list of the presents to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hauck are given below:
Rev. G. Howard CRUDE, book, "Wed-
ding Bells;" Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kroger,
bedroom set; Mr. and Mrs. John Lehson,
Missoula, check 500; Peter Hauck. Gar
rison, parlor suit; Mrs. Peter Hauck
Garrison, center table and rocker; Mrs
II. M. Heath, Garrison, three pictures;
Miss Lizzie Hauck, silver pickle castor;
Mr.. and Mrs Z. T. McSpadden, Anacon-
ola, silver cake stand; Walter, Henry and
Fred Kroger, feather pillows; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson and family, chenille por-
there's; Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Wipf dinner
table cloth and napkins with embroidered
initials; Master Conrad Wipf, bon bon
scoop; Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Pardee and
SOD, silver cake stand; Mr.. and Mrs N.
Noe, open work table cloth ard napkins;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Ferrell porcelain
candy dish; Mr.. and Mrs Jos. A. Hyde,
large Smyrna rug; Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Fairbairn, silver card receiver gold lined;
DR., and Mrs. VIM. Ray, tray cloth and
embroidered dolly; Mr.. and Mrs Benz.
Pier. tea cloth and doilys; Mr.. and
Mrs. Val Jacky, open work dinner cloth
and dollys; Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Jacky,
chamber set; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Durfee, solid silver butter knife; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Stevens, solid silver butter
knife; Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. H. Cannon,
chenille table cover; Mr.. and Mrs L. w.
Shodair, Holy Bible; Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Huffman, oxidized silver card receiver;
Z. L. Huffman, glass water set; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank NoWak, table cloth and dozen
napkins: Homer Cegroille, silver pickle
castor; Philipsburg Mail, silver butter
knife; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Seelos, knives
and forks; Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Wahlen,
silver, gold lined cup and saucer: Mr.
and Mrs. James Patten water glasses;
VIM. Waisman, water set and tray; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Durand, silver butter
knife, gold lined cream ladle and sugar
spoon; Mrs. Mary Shuh, silver butter
dish; Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Brown. silver
salt spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brad
shaw silver after dinner coffee spoons:
DR.. and Mrs. T. G. Heine, silver tea
spoons; Allan and Fannie Bowie, bon
bon dish; Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bien, Deer
Lodge, reed rocking chair; Allison &
Sherman, reed rocking chair and towel
rings; Mrs. Fl. Schnepel, carving set;
Mrs Abbie Wilkinson, silver sugar spoon
gold lined; Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Protesting,
silver pie knife; Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Freyschlag, oxidized silver cake stand
Joseph Dubrule and Philip Archam bault,
oxidized silver nut bowl; Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. A. Jones. pearl agate teapot with
mountings, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Harding,
ladies and gents cup and saucer; Mr.
and Mrs: j. A. Schroeder, Anaconda, sill
yer fruit basket, plant of myrtle; James
D. Campbell Fred B. Smith, Duncan R.
McRae, Harry Oechsl1, O. j. Quivey,
john Orr silver ice pitcher, silver sugar
bowl with spoon and tongs, white flannel
blanket.