The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-24

point lace. her only ornaments consisted
of pearls, which were heirlooms from her
mother She carried a bouquet of lilies of
of the valley. her veil being gracefully
caught up with flowers of the same kind.
Miss Frederika Kenyon was attired in
white and green striped silk with trim
mings of white chiffon and green velvet.
Mss Ruth Noyes was in green silk,
trimmed with white chiffon and
violets. Following the wedding cere-
mony a reception was held from
8 to 10 o'clock, which was att
tended by many hundreds. Not of the
least importance in the programme OF
the evening was the sumptuous repast
served. Mr.. Carroll is the manager of
the Butte Water company and man of
education, graduating from the Annapo-
lis naval academy. Miss Napton is
Montana girl, born at Deer Ledge, receiv-
ing her education at that place and at
Washington, ID. c. She is the daughter
of the late Thomas L. Napton. a lawyer
who had won distinction in his vocation.
| Her mother was the sister of Mrs. L. j.
Sharp and was an estimable lady. The
couple were the recipients of many beau
tiful and costly wedding presents. Many
| kilograms of congratulations from dis
| tant friends were received during the
evening. They were from Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lyman. Boise City, Idaho; brother
and sister, Will and Belle Carroll, and
Mrs. Durphy, Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Sands. Helena; w. A. Clark, Monte
Carlo; Mss Helen NJ. Lehman, Lewis
town, Mont; Mr.. CAROLS father,
Cincinnati. Ohio; DIR. Culver, New
| York city; Mr.. and Mrs. Du
Charme, Helena; H. e. CLANCY, Mis-
soula; Misses Madge and Mary Daily,
Mrs. Adelaide and Will Thornton, Miss
Carolyn Kenyon and Miss Bessie Kirk
patrick, New York city. The bride pre-
scented each of her bridesmaids with
marquis ring set in Turquoise and pearls.
The groom gave each of his attendants
a set of pearl shirt studs. At 10:lO Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll took their departure on
their wedding tour amid shower of rice.
They go to New York and Boston over the
Northern Pacific. They will return by
way of Cincinnati, where they will visit
Mr.. Carroll's father, and on their return
will occupy the Napton residence, which
has been in furnishing the past month.
The piano recital given last Monday
night at the Auditorium by Mr.. Hirsch-
field was a very enjoyable one. Mr..
Hlrschfield has a superb technic and
| played equally well the various numbers
of the fine programme prepared.
1t is seldom that Butte gets such
musical treat and it is to be hoped that
more of these recitals will be given.
| No better pianist than Mr.. Hirsch-
| field has ever been heard in Butte.
| The hall was completely filled and thor
oughly enjoyed the recital. Programme
rendered was as follows:
| Faschingsschwank aus Vein .Schumann
| a. Allegro: b. Romanza. c. Scherzo.
d. IntermeZZO. c. Finale.
| Impromptu OPP. 5l......................
| Etude OPP. 10 No. on the black keys. Cbopi,
| Nocturne Op. 81 No.2...................
| Nalse OPP. 42.........................
| Album ear ............
| March of the Dwarfs .''''''''.'''''''' ''Grelg
| To Springtime 1900.
| Serenade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chamnade
Nalse Op. 34........ ............... MoszkoWskl
Dedication. ScnuInann-LlsZs
| La Campanella..
Dreams OF Love. List
| RhapsOde No. 10b
The ice rink, which has been the means
of giving the public place for enjoyment
during the winter months, closed for the
season Monday. 1t is with regret that
| Mr.. Kemper conducted the rink at a loss of
| s, 500, as the best of service was always
| his aim.
George Lyman and his family of Ana
conda were in the city Monday on their
way to a visit to Boise city, Idaho.
| The Junior Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church gave a very interest
ing entertainment at the church Monday
| evening.
A party of ladies who have been contem-
| plating a visit to Anaconda for some time
past have perfected all arrangements and
will go in party to the Copper City next
| Thursday.
The Entire Nous club met at Renshaw
hall Friday evening, the first time since
recognizing.
Mrs. Shropshire and Miss Hattie Grow,
who have been spending the winter at
| Omaha, have returned, Miss Crow to this
city and Mrs. Shropshire is visititg her
| daughter in the Big Hole country.
Mrs. Nee. White left Saturday for a
visit with Mr.. Whites parents at Du-
| buque, Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Bush will on her return
from California the first of April, occupy
the Ross Clark residence.
| Miss Heslet of Pennsylvania is visiting
her brother j. X. Heslet.
Mrs. II. G. Halves, who has been in Bos-
ton and New York the last six months,
returned Friday.
a surprise party was given on Thursday
evening in honor of p. Thetrault, the oc-
casion being the anniversary of his 37th
| birthday. He received many beautiful
/ presents from his friends. Those present
were as follows: Louis Vadnas and mis-
/ wife. Mr.. Ducharme and his wife, Mr..
Jubenville and his wife, /. Nadeau
and wife. Mr.. Blanchette and his wife,
| Misses Par,sienne, L. Nadeau, Brondal,
Brunette. Larne. Messrs. Ale Trill, Lew
Abrams, Joseph Cadiex, John Harrilgto
Forte Manat. sam eyre, l. Clare, L.
NAdeau. sam Daaus. :. Cnoirmsre, j.
Roberts and Master A. Nadeau.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. A. c. Holmes gave on
their return home a dainty lunch TO 4
party OF friends that accompanied Mr..
and Mr.. Eugene Carroll to the Northern