The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1894-05-17
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Mass ilnnmi. Gamer Married to DIR. Il. II.
Foreman at sam Jose, Cal.

Mass iI,nma Gamer Married to DR.. i. II.
Foreman at sam Jose, Cal.
The marriage of Miss Emma Gamer
to DR.. B. Ell. Foreman at San Jose, Cal,
occurred on the 3D. inst. Miss Gamer is
the daughter of Dan Gamer, who is en-
gagged in business in Philipsburg in
partnership with G. f. Jacky. The
Gamers are old-time Montanians and
the following, copied from the San Jose
Mercury, will prove of interest to our
readers:
Last Tuesday Miss Emma M. Gamer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Gamer,
was united in marriage to B. Ell. Foreman
of lone, Rev. J. Herndon Garnett of the
Unitarian church officiating. The cere-
mony took place at the home of the
brides father on White avenue, and the
interior of the cottage looked beautiful
with it's decorations of roses, snowballs,
ivy, ferns and snilax
At o'clock, as Mr. Barnes played the
wedding march, the bridal party entered
the parIor, where the ceremony was per
formed. At It's conclusi1 IN congratula-
tions were offered and a dinner served
The bride was attired in a becoming
gown of cream India silk trimmed with
white lace, and was attended by Miss
Leotta M. Foreman, who wore a pink
silk dress trimmed with cream chiffron
and lace. A, G. Gamer, brother of the
bride, acted as groomsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foreman left on the Ais
train for San Francisco, where they Will
spend some time visiting the Mldwinter
fair before returning to lone, their
future home. 49,.
The bride and groom were the recip-
tents Of many handsome presents, among
them being: A check for $500, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Gamer; DIR. A. l.. Foreman,
father of the groom, Of Stockton, secre.
tary and bookcase, case of surgical in
struments. a Thoroughbred roadster and
carnage, and bullterrier pup; Mrs A. l..
Foreman, beautiful bedspread; Miss
Leotta Foreman, silver napkin rings; A.
G. Gamer, sgt Of silver tablespoons and
silver dining room bell; Mrs. j. A. Fink,
OF st. Joseph Mo-, aunt Of bride, set cf
silver knives and forks; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gamer of Helena, Mont, gold lined
silver cake basket; Mr.. and Mrs. r. 0.
Morris Of Illinois, sister Of groom, hand
some silver butter dish and s1rup pitcher;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hafner Of Chicago, butter
knife and sugar spoon; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Gamer Of Chicago, set of pearl
fruit knives and orange spoons; Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Moll of st. Louis, gold lined
silver berry spoon; Milton A. Gamer Of
Helena, Mont, silver orange cups; Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Gamer Of Chicago, set of
silver teaspoons; Mr.. and Mrs. G. V.
Petr;tz Of Anaconda, Mont, silver and
china fruit dish; Mrs. II. Speckart of
Butte, Mont, set of silver forks and des-
sert spoons; Mrs. Butcher and Mrs. Har-
rington, clock; Mr., and Mrs. G. q. Jacky
of Philjpsburg, Mont, antique oak bed
room set; Emil Weinberger and Joe
Kloffki of Butte, Mont, silver ice cream
set and cake tray with knife; Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. S. Clark of Butte Mont, souve-
mir picture; Arthur B. and Miss Clara
Clark, souvenir spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
z. Martin, ivory carving set; J. d. Per
kins and son Of lone, silver napkin rings;
Mr.. and Mrs A. q. Holts of San Francis
CO, bureau scarfs; Mrs. }. ". Prosser of
Salt Lake City, set of silver fruit knives;
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Schmidt of Butte
Mont, embroidered table scarfs and
handkerchief bag; DR.. and Mrs. Corn
wall of San Francisco, silver and gold
salad fork; Mrs L. Y. Logan and Miss
Lille Logan of Stockton, table linen;
Mrs. Bellenger Of Clements, Cal, silk pin
cushion; Miss Mary B. Louttit of Stock
ton, silver cake knife; Harry Fl. Gilmore
Of San Francisco, drawing-room lamp:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P Ownby china painted
crumb tray and brush; Mr.. and Mrs.
Street, dainty china berry set
Mr. and Mrs. 7. Y. Norman, hand
painted china salad dishes; Mr.. Stuart
and Miss Laura Colvin, flower vase; Miss
Maud Littlefeld, set silver salad forks