The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-09-26
A BRILLIANT
Marriage of Lieut.. l.. j. Fleming to Miss
Florence II. Heidi.

The following account OF the mar
riage Of Miss Florence HEIDI to Lieut..
| Fleming will be interesting locally for
the reason the bride is the grand
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Bart
lett OF this city.
By far the prettiest and most impos-
ing wedding ever celebrated IN Great
Fails was that which occurred at the
Episcopal Church of the Incarnation at
8 o'clock yesterday evening, when Miss
Florence Roberta Heldt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. George HEIDI OF 4lS
renee Julian Fleming of Troop d, Tenth
cavalry, U. 5. A., stationed at Fort AS
sinniboine, were made husband and
wife.
The church was filed with guests and
was beautifully decorated with flowers.
the prevailing color being yellow, the
color of the cavalry. In every available
place were heaped punches Of yellow
flowers of many varieties. Smilax was
draped about the chandeliers and win
dow stills and in n corner of the
chancel was a large stand OF palms.
Yellow ribbons were strung along the
aisles and we're held in place by caps
of flowers.
! A few minutes before 9 O'Clock. the
choir. consisting of Mrs. Robert ?. Il
l Gordon and Miss Eva 8. Conner, 50
pranos: Miss Josephine Trigg and Miss
2 Sarah NJ. Conner. altos: Messrs. Charles
: D. Elliot. John T. Morrow and ia. I
Wright. tenors: Messrs. Frank B. vii
: cox and William NJ. Atkinson, bassos
and Prof. E. G. LOrillard, Organlst, ap
e reared and rendered '"The Stars Ar
0 Shining in Heaven" by Rheirberger
t this was followed by the 'Brida
Chorus" from Rose Maiden" and a
the chorus ended, the organ peale
forth the strains of the Lohengrin Wee
e ding March, and through the canople
& door at the front Of the church entere
g the bridal party, the ushers, Lieu
l. George Vidmer, NJ. II. Barnum, Jon
]. Pershing and VIM. t. Littebran
rs all in full dress uniform. preceding
le next followed the bridesmaids, the lit
1t Misses Isabella Downing, Bre,ta NJ
ICELAND, Jean Evans, Grace Dickinsol
as Francis Phelps and Helen Evans, a
j. attired in fluffy white gowns, and wea
7e ing wreaths of golden flowers on the
heads: they were followed by the ma
IL of honor. Miss Francis G. HEIDI, sist
IS of the bride, who was beautifully
n tired in a gown OF yellow satin, cover,
with mousseline du sol; next came II
al bride, who, leaning on her fathers al
n made a very beautiful picture, att1r
in a gown of white satin, the waist /
'es ing covered with tulle and trimmed
M old point lace; she carried a large a
handsome bouquet of white rosses, a
ng the long veil That she wore was fasten
ra- with a wreath Of orange blossoms, VIII
she wore orange blossoms or her c.
SIN sage.
Old At the alter, the bride was met
lat the groom and the best man, Lieut..
his A. Ryan, both in full dress uniform.
The ceremony was performed by Il
bl- Edmond A. WATSON, Phi. D., rector
the church., the impressive Episco
&C. ring service adding to its beauty. |
father gave the BRIDE away.
Irst The ceremony concluded, the pa
on turned to leave the church n
strains of the Mendelssohn Wedd
ent March pealed from the organ. AS t.
Mr. marched down the aisle, the Mis-
to Jean Evans and Grace Dickinson !
the coded the bride and groom. streW
yellow flowers at their feet.
odd From the church the bridal pa
to was driven to the Park hotel, VIII
.rn- the party and a few most intin
friends of the bride and groom "