The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-05

mass of the Catholic faith, the beauti-
full ceremony being read by the Rev.
Father De Ryckere, parish priest, as
sisted by the full church choi of mixed
voices in anthems suited to the m
pressive service, being witnessed by a
large gathering Of friends and men,
bers OF the groom's family circle, as
attendants to the bride n suite. At
s:l5 o'clock the wedding party appeared
at the church entrance, y to the
strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding
march took positions before the altar
rail, the groom leading the party. ac-
companied by Miss May Malloy of An
aconda Is bridesmaid, Immediately be-
hind them being the bride. who was
attended by Vincent McMullen of An
aconda, capacitated as groomsman.
The bride was attired in a dainty
summer gown Of white India lawn.
without train, trimmed in edging and
insertion of rich valenciennes and car
ried a bouquet of pink roses, srranged
under cream satin ribbon. Miss Nal
10y as bridesmaid was most becomingly
dressed in a gown Of lavender organdie
and carried roses. The groom and best
man appeared in conventional dress
suitings for morning wear, the whole,
together with the presence Of the par
ish priest, surpliced chance Assistants
and beautiful altar decorations, max
ing a most pleasing spectacle. At the
close of the ella mass and mar
riage ceremony the wedding party re-
paired to the cottage home of Mrs.
Barbara O'Neill on Rainbow avenue.
where an elegant breakfast was par
taken of, j. e. O'Neill right royalty
hlling the hosts chair. whilst his sister,
Mrs. A. X. Bowden, graced the event
as hostess. Covers were laid for mne
places at the festive board, being oc-
~r0n0 Mt
and Mrs. Michael McMullen, Miss May
MaIloy, Mrs. A.. X. Bowden. Vincent
McMulien and J. z. O'Neill. Mr.. and
Mrs. McMullen left on the Copper City
| Limited Wednesday afternoon for
Hamilton, where they will spend a por-
| ton of their honeymoon. and upon
| their return will occupy the Earle cot
tage on College
s. E. Larabie left Friday morning
| for Portland. where he goes to assist
in the arrangements for the removal of
| his family to their home In this city.
Mrs. j. M. Simpson. assistant to
Professor Wolfe in the High school,
| has gone to Gaylord, where she will
spend the summer months. . guest IN
the home of her brother. John Young
and family, formerly resident OF this
city.
Miss May Irvine, daughter Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. George w. Irvine of Butte. was a
| visitor in the home Of her aunt, Mrs
A. H. Mitchell and family, last Satur'
| day and Sunday.
| II. s. Reed has returned from q SIX
weeks visit to Portland and other cities
on the coast.
John Y. Batterton. jr.. returned home
early this week from q stay OF severa
months in wallace. Idaho, where ne wal
associated with his brother James.
James Conley n family OF Anaconds
arrived In Deer Lodge Tuesday last ant
will take up . permanent home In Thu
city, Mr.. Conley having disposed OF hi
business interests In the Copper City.
Mrs. william Morton. who recently
suffered h loss Of her husband ant
son, left last wednesday for her Ole
home in Hannibal. No.. accompanied b,
her four children. Mrs. Morton vii
take up q residence In the home OF he
mother in the Missouri city.
Thomas c. Stark arrived in Dee
Lodge wednesday last from his q
home near Lewistown. and Is now en-
gagged packing his household belonging
ready for shipment to their new resi-
dence In h north
! DR.. ]. Hood Owinss Of this city i