Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

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Mr.. Charles Caddy and Miss Alice Ann
Holman were united in marriage by Rev.
John Hosking in the Mountain View
Methodist Episcopal church last Tues
day evening. Mr.. John Gilbert acted as
grOOmsman and Miss Ethel Maud addy
as bridesmaid. The cozy church was
well filled with relatives. and friends of
the contracting couple. Following the
ceremony a reception was held at the
residence of the brides parents. Mrs.
Caddy, the bride, received many valu-
able presents, of which the following is
a partial list: Mrs. Holman, pair of
blankets; Mr.. John Gilbert, lounge; Mr..
and Mrs. Medlin, pair Of pictures; Mr..
and Mrs. s. Caddy, dinner set; Mr..
Scandling and Miss E. Caddy, water set;
Misses May and Flo Medlin. pictures;
Mr.. n Mrs. c. Caddy, set of tea plates;
Mr.. John Caddy and Miss Jory, hand
some parlor lamp; Mr.. James Caddy,
toilet set; Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, water
set: Mr.. Charles Goss, set of silver
spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. Hosking, card re-
ceiver: Miss g. Piper, pair Of vases; Mr..
and Mrs. Piper, pillow shams; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hicks. set Of pepper and salts; Mr..
and Mrs. Benefits, sofa pillow; Mrs. 8.
Verren, album; Messrs. Gill, Bowden,
Lanyon n Odgers, set Of silver table
ware: John Phillips, silver butter dish;
Messrs. w. and T. Treloar, set of silver
spoons; Mr.. N. Opie, set of knives n
forks; Johnnie Mitchell, silver tea pot;
Annie Mitchell, cups and saucers; II.
Murrish, vases; Jennie Murrish, table
set: Mr. n Mrs. Wills, flower stand;
MIR. George Broug41ton and son, dinner
and tea set and fruit basket; Fred Tired
mick, silver butter dish; Rebecca Lodge,
I..O. o. F., handsome china clock; Katie
Raymond, c ard basket; Katie Stod-
den, bed spread; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Stod-
den. rug; Mr.. J.. Bennett, set of silver
spoons; Mrs. g. Martin, pillow shams;
Mr.. Hicks. rug; Mr.. and Mrs. Casey, bed
spread: Mrs. 8. Williams, rug; Mrs.
Steve Williams, table linen; Mrs. Tow
ard and family, comforter; Miss Broken
shire, bed spread: Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin,
table linen: Miss Olive Griffin, set of
doilies; Miss L. Evans, table cover;
Brownfield & Canty, rug: James Martin,
set of silver spoons; Mr.. n Mrs. Will
cocks, handsome parlor lamp; Mrs. Jack
Jacka, towels; Carrie Toward, silver
reamer Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh, table
linen; Sisie Toward, linen towels; Esther
Martin, table cover.
A children's birthday party was given
by little Miss Violet Mcdonald at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Mcdonald, $50 West Copper street,
last Monday evening. TIL little hostess
was the recipient Of several pretty pres
ents. The various branches of enter
tainment were looked after by Mesdames
Gilbert, Patterson, Lindsay, Evans, Mac
Rae, Pummer, Young and Mcmillan and
Miss Evans. The young guests were
Isabella Gilbert, Margaret Young, Will
Young, Jr., Fannie and May Holden,
Catherine MacRae, Pet and Nellie Walk
er. William and Miriam Lindsay. Mar
garet and Lima Plummer, Jessie MacMil-
ian, Sadie Griffith, Wade and Fannie
Plummer, Christopher Buchanan, Bonnie
and James Evans, Frank Walker, George
Mullins, Won Hunikee, Christopher Nc
Donald, Lillian Bennett, Violet McDon-
aid and George Mcdonald.
A party of young ladies gave a compli-
mentary lunch to their young gentlemen
friends at Columbia gardens on the even
ing of the 9Th. Delicious refreshments
were ser ed by the young ladies, after
which dancing was INDUCED in until a !
late hour. The entertainers were Misses
Helen Spiller Clara Schubert. d Jeffer-
les. Hilma Hanson, Emma Hesse, Mag
gle Covette. Isabel Kelley, Ella Red
vein, Emma Krause, Tess Courtney,
Miss Bacon. Emma Farlin, Mary Healy,
Minnie Whilty and Miss McAdams of
Anaconda. Those entertained were
Clarence Cory, Eugene Brink, James
Lebie Albert Kembal. Joe Kennedy,
Clarence Demars. Thomas O'Meara,
Clarence Flood. Herman Strasburger,
Henry Neuman, Earl Murphy, Milton
Hood. B. Monahan. Herbert Farlin. Will
HAM Soper. MI. Dillenbach. James Spill
Ter and Carroll Dolman. The party was
c~haperoned by Mrs. Spiller and Mrs.
Ashford.
Mrs. C.. p. Drennen and Mrs. G.. w.
LaAnson gave three delightful card
parties on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day afternoons. entertaining about 80
ladies each day at the home of Mrs.
Drennen, which was lavishly decorated
with cut flowers n greenery. Delicious
Ices were served a afternoon, and at
the conclusion of the ame handsome
prizes were awarded. Those fortunate in
prizes on Thursday were Mrs.
Donald Campbell, first prize. a beautiful
glass bowl; second prize, q hand em-
broidered tea cloth. Mrs. T. H. Klein