Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-17

Another gift. combining beauty with
usefulness. and especially attractive be-
cause of the source whence 1t came, was
an oak chest. containing over one num-
dred pieces of silver and gold spoons,
forks, knives, ETC.. etc. This was from
the employees of the Montana Ore Pur-
chasing company, a corporation owned
and controlled by the Heinzes. 1t was in
deed a graceful testimonial coming from
the source it did.
John Noyes presented the bride-elect
with jewels valued at So, 1000.
The gift of Mrs. Noyes, the brides
mother, was a solid silver ice cream set,
together with a complete outfit of house,
hold linen.
Mn. F.. A. Heinze presented them with
a very handsome and heavy silver dinner
service, while Mrs. Heinze, the mother of
the groom, contributed a most elaborate
silver breakfast tea set.
Gold tea service, ivory handles. Mr..
and Mrs. Watjen of Bremen, sister of the
groom.
Antique silver coffee set, Mr.. and Mrs.
F1eitman Of New York, sister Of the
groom
Diamond belt pin, Mrs. NJ. ]. Con-
nell.
Picture, Miss Florence Buckingham.
Cut glass punch bowl, Mrs. Lyman
Sisely.
Prayer book, Mr.. Blackiston.
Chest Of silver, Four Jack club, COM
posed of 20 gentlemen friends of the
bride and groom.
Cut glass vase. N. B.. Solner.
Silver tray, Mr.. Alderman.
Quilt made by Mr.. Heinze's grand
mother.
Cut glass vase, Mrs. Richard Owen
and Miss Hickman.
Silver almond set, Mr.. and Mrs. Mall
colin Bruce Brownlee.
Oil painting, Mr.. and Mrs. B. e.
Calkins.
Bon-bon spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
Bayard Butler.
Claret jug, Mrs. F. l.. Sizer.
Vase, Arthur ard Clara Clark.
Picture, G.. H. Casey and Will Fall
coner.
Vase, Miss Priscilla Taylor.
Tiffany vase, Thomas F. Victor.
Cut glass dish, Miss Drennen.
Gu glass plate, Miss Nagel.
Perfume bottle, Mrs. Chas. R.. Leon
ard.
ray.
Bon-bon dish, Miss Dawson.
Cut glass dish, Miss Ethel Thomas.
Salts, Miss Baldwin.
Cut glass plate, Mrs. Frances r. Me-
Bride.
Cut glass plate, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
Force.
Claret jug, Mrs. Ellis Passmore.
Coffee spoons, Mrs. H. Jonas.
Silver tray, Lloyd Bowen sanderson.
Cut glass SALAD bowl, Mrs. ]. E. Daw-
son.
Cut glass dish, Miss Word.
Cut glass decanter, Mr.. and Mrs. n 7
Hennessy.
Cut glass bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
S. Kelley.
Tiffany vase, Mrs. O.. Hight.
Coffee spoons, Mrs. L.. j. Sharp.
vase. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Erhart.
Tray, DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Brathwaite.
Coffee spoons, Mrs. L. Bielmann.
Cut glass berry dish, DR.. H. M. Hall.
Set fish forks. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L.. Car.
negie.
Silver berry dish, Mrs. S. T. Hauser.
Plate. Mrs. Mary Busch.
Carving set, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf E,b. |
stoh.
ouuS Or. l
Cut glass dish. Miss Eliza beth Evans !
Fish forks, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos War. !
field. ' war
Gold asparagus fork, Mr.. and Mrs. 7 !
H.. Lynch. ~
Set coffee spoons, Mr.. and Mrs T n
Baldwin. ~ =
Cut glass whisky set, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
J. Brophy.
claret pitcher and spoon. Frederick G.
HOtaling.
Lamp, Mr.. n Mrs. Walter Lewis and
W. H. Lewis.
Pepper and salt, W. D. Thornton.
Flowers, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w, Tower.
Oyster forks, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Elmer
~
Vase, Mrs. J. H. Steele.
Perfume bottles, Mr.. and Mrs. D.. M.
Vase, Mrs. A. J.. Davis.
Salts, Miss Pfouts.
Venetian picture, Mrs. j. Ross Clark.
Vase, Percy s. Dudley.
Ciaret jug, Mrs. Fayette HARRINGTON.
Cut glass bowl, Mrs. A. H. Mitchell.
Silver plate, MI. and Mrs. J.. w. Neill.
Bowl, NJ. E. Miner.
Vase, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Nc. White.
Bon-bon dish, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. NJ.
.akeman.
Handkerchief case, Mrs. c. G.. Dickin-
on.
Purse, Mrs. Stanley Pelham Clifford.
Lace purse. Miss Bielenberg.
Vase, Miss l.. A. DeWolfe.
Picture, c. d. French.
Chop plates, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. Davis.
Cut glass bowl. Warren Toole.