The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-19
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Bozeman, April 1.-THE home Of
Hon. w. w. Anderson, editor of the
"a Avant Courier, was the scene of a
very pretty home wedding on Tuesday
evening. when one of the young daugh-
tiers of the house, Miss Anna G.. Alder
son, and James S. Hammond, a young
business man of this city, were united
in matrimony. The wedding was a
quiet affair, only the relatives OF the
bride and the groom and the clergy
man and his wife being present. Per-
kins Russell, the brides nephew,
ushered in the bridal party. the bride
on her fathers arm being preceded by
her little nieces, Myrtle and Dorothy
Anderson, who carried the pillows used
in the Episcopal marriage service, per-
formed by the brides pastor. Rev. T.
b. Lewis.
After congratulations an elegant
supper was served in the dining room,
where the party sat around a man.
moth table prettily decorated in white
and green and partook of a delicious
repast. The bride was attired in white
with fragrant orange blossoms in her
hair and ornamenting her gown. She
carried a bouquet of brides roses. The
little maids wore American beauties on
their white gowns and carried bouquets
of pinks The wedding was an especi-
ally pleasant occasion that will leave
present. All the pretty details of ar
rangements were most satisfactorily
carried out except the showering of the
bride and groom with rose leaves. This
the bright young bride, by a clever lit
tie ruse avoided, escaping with the
groom unseen from the house and be-
ing rapidly diven to their near home,
the McNaughton house, on Central
avenue. where the happy couple will
be at home to their many friends after
May 4. No cards were sent out in the
city. The bride is a most charming,
lovable young woman, who Is a special
favorite with her hosts of friends
throughout Montana. The groom is
most worthy and able young business
man of this city, and the young couple
start upon their welded life with every
prospect of the bright and happy flu
rture that their numerous friends wish
them.
Mrs. George r. Nichols gave an
afternoon tea on Saturday last and a
pleasant social afternoon being en-
joyed by those present. Among the
guests were Mrs. G. w Monroe of
Butte and Mrs. S. w. Langhorne Of
Helena The others invited being Mrs.
L. S. Wilson, Mrs. NJ. A. Higgins.
Mrs. Walter Cooper. Mrs. c. w. Hoff-
man, Mrs. A. b. Place, Mrs. L. A.
Luce, Mrs. s. ]. Ruffner. Mrs. Prout.
Mrs. j. A. Luce, Mrs. j. NJ. Robinson,
Mrs. F. b. Lewis. Mrs. Thomas Lewis,
Mrs. NJ. j. Liddell. Mrs. ]. p. Martin,
Mrs. j. Z. Martin, Mrs. w. A. Tudor.
Mrs. G. c. Doane, Mrs. F. Culloden.
Mrs. j. A johnson and Misses Lille
Bogert. NJ. A. Cantwell, f. V. Miner
Kate p. Calvin. Phoebe Prout and Ola
Messrs. Elliott and Butts. who have
been holding evangelical meetings in
the opera house here for two weeks,
closed these services on Wednesday
evening They left directly for Hell
ena. where, on Thursday night. Mr..
Elliott was to lecture. and on Friday
proceeded to Seattle, where they will
be for some weeks. The number who
expressed a desire to lead Christian
life during these meetings was 500 and
IL is hoped by these. having been inter-
estec IN things spiritual, that many of
them will join themselves soon to some
church here, the efforts OF the minis
ters and church workers Of this place
TO be towards this end. Messrs. Elliott
and Butts won the hearts Of the people
of Spokane. They moved Helena.
as the Capital City had never before
been moved. and they surely found IA
vor I'm the sight Of the people Of this
city. They did a marvellous work here.