Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-17
Cut glass claret set. John McGinniss.

Cut glass claret set, John McGinniss.
Silver fermery, hand-carved j. r. Car
roll.
Cut glass bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. H. I. VIII
son.
Cut glass water pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Talbot.
Cut glass water glasses, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. F. Lloyd.
MAGNIFICENT cut glass punch bowl and
ladle, Lee Mantle.
Magnificent Turkish rug Mr.. and Mrs.
John Forbis.
Cut glass decanter, Miss Healey and
Miss Jackson.
Cut glass pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
HolbrooS.
Mrs. David Meililejohn.
Cut glass punch bowl, Mr.. Heilig.
Handsome travelling bag with complete
toilet articles in hand chased silver, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Nee. White.
Soup set in Colpcrt blue. Mr.. E. T..
Whitmore.
Miss Noyes presented each of her
bridesmaids and her dame of honor with
an exquisite fan with carved ivory
handles and monogram of silver.
Mr.. Heinze presented each OF his
Sroomsmen with a set of gold studs set
with diamonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Council gave a din
her to the entire bridal party Monday
evening last in honor of Miss Moves. Their
guests numbered eighteen. The dinner
was exquisite in every detail and was
served at a round table, the color
scheme being pink and white. In the GEN.
ter OF the table was a trickling fountain,
the lake in which its scented waters fell
being banked by palms and ferns. At eli
Their side of the table was a basket of
white bride roses, while over the foun-
tam was suspended a bell of white lilies
of the valley. At the place OF each lady
was a bouquet of white bride roses. while
the gentlemen had boutonnieres of the
same flower. In place of name cards as
souvenirs there were exquisite white
gauZe handpainted fans in design of
heart shaped garlands and cupids and
having the name of the guest in gold let
ters. The gentlemen's souvenirs were
Whlte SATIN banners decorated with the
same design. a feature productive of
much amusement was the circulating Of
q beautiful loving cup in which ZACH
drank the health of the bride and groom
after offering an original toast. Those at
d1nnod were: Miss Noyes, Mrs. Nee.
III WIS IloulS, MISS 1Ou0S, MISS
Broadwater and Miss Word of Helena.
Miss Smith of Seattle and Miss Lacey of
New York; Mr.. Arthur Heinze, Mr.. f..
u Heinze, Mr.. Blossomc and Mr.. Otto
Heinze of New York, Mr.. Dan Raymond.
Mr.. Chas. French. M. John MacGinness
and DR.. w. Renick.
Following the dinner a dance was given
to which an additional number of guests
were hidden. the following being present:
mrs. Otto Heinze, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Noyes, ST.. Mr.. w. Nee. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Noyes, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Cot
brook. Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Lavelle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaw, Mrs. John Welcome, Miss Belle
LeBeau, Miss Ethel Black, Miss Lulu Fos-
ter, Mr.. Phil Carr, Mr.. Geo. Busch and
DR.. Freund.
j.. Benton Lcggat, Jesse Carleton, II.
Weare and Harry futile are enjoying a
few days outing on the Big Hole river.
They are the guests of Fred Sterling, re-
ceiver for the Montana Power company.
the property Of which is located on the
river.
Mrs. l.. p. Keefe has gone to Kansas
City where she will visit friends and rela-
tives a few weeks. She will then go to
Cleveland on Il similar mission.
Frank L. Sizer, who for years has made
Helena his home, has moved his family to
city. They intend to make Butte their
home.
Mrs. II. Alvin Kenna is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Ringwald, in Great
She will probably remain at the
all summer.
Abram Ruol, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Emma, is spending "A few
days at his ranch in the Bitter Root Val
ley.
Miss Broadwater of the Capital City ia |;
spending a few days in this city. She
is the guest Of Mrs. M. J. Connell.
Miss Maud Mcguire is the guest of
Miss Pearl Drehmer at Valley View near |
Bridges, Madison county.
Miss Emma Green was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. II. Mendenhall, in Anaconda
the early part of this week.
De Putron Gliddon left Thursday for
Cr'"nle Creek. Colo, where he expects to
spend about a week.
Miss Louise Lacey of Brooklyn is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Moves. on
Granite street.
Miss Hattie Young returned from Ohio
asst Monday to be present at the Heinze-
.oyes nuptials.
Ellis =. Passmore and his accomplished
arrived in Butte a few days ago
rom Kentucky.
Mrs. E. J. GrCeneveld and children have
zone to Victoria to spend the remainder
# the summer