The new North-west., 1896-09-11
WEDDING BELLS.

Fred Guliette and Roberta Robinson
Joined i'll Marriage Bonds.
"All the world loves BRIDE and. since
the first impulses of civilization found
their inspiration in the sacredness and
beauty of the domestic ties and the pu-
rlty OF love was marked by the holy in
f1uences of wife and motherhood, the
sweetest chords in the great heart Of hu-
manlty have answered to chime Of we'd
ding bells. So it is that apart from the
personal Interest which surrounds those
who at the marriage altar enter upon the
worlds highest duties, a wedding is an
Impressive and picturesque incident Of
life to which all look forward and which
leaves behind many happy memories.
The most notable social occurrence of
the year in Deer Lodge and one that has
been awaited with strong interest by So
clety people was the wedding of Fred
Gullette and Miss Roberta Robinson,
which happy event took place on We'd
nesday evening at the Presbyterian
church, and was followed by a brilliant
reception at the home of the brides
parents.
AT an early hour the church, brilliantly
lighted and beautifully decorated with
festoons Of blossoming hops and set with
banks OF potted plants, began to fill with
people and by the time the hour for the
arrival OF the wedding party had come
the seats were filled. W. ]. Gullette,
brother of the groom, presided at the or
gan, on either side of which upon the
walls We're placed, tastefully formed of
flowers and vines, the letters .sG"-"R."
Promptly at $50 the large doors were
thrown open and the wedding party
passed down the central aisle led by the
ushers, Messrs. Josef Mulcahy, Don Lar
able, John Reed and Frank Whitworth.
These were followed by Irene Robinson,
maid Of honor, aud Beth Larabie, flower
girl, the latter scattering fragrant bios
SONS before the bridesmaids, Misses
Norma Robinson aud Mamie Douglas of
Anaconda, the groom and his best man
ported upon the arm Of her father, and
the mother and other immediate rela-
tiyes. The bride was most charming in
her wedding gown Of cream colored
brocaded satin, cut en- train, and white
veil which fell from the crown of flowers
upon her hair to her feet. The attend
ant ladies were attired in white, the groom
and accompanying gentlemen were III
conventional evening dress. To the sub
dued tones Of the organ Dr. A. B. Martin
| performed the beautiful marriage service
Of the church and after fervent prayer in
which all united the bridal party took up
its march down the aisle and were driven
to the home Of the bride.
The reception at the family residence
was brilliant and was attended by more
than $50 people, where the bride and
groom from q commanding position in
the handsome parlors received the con-
| gratulations of a part of their many
friends. Delicious refreshments were
served throughout the evening. The
house was beautifully decorated with hot
house roses, banks of sweet peas, asters,
azaleas, Russian daisies, ferns, and fes-
toons of blossoming hops. The presents
were unusually numerous and seldom
has so beautiful a display of artistic and
costly gifts been seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gullette took yesterday
mornings train for the National Park
where they will enjoy an outing for q
week.