Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
butte SOCIETY,".

The largest event of the week and that
(which took precedence over all others in
point of interest was the marriage of
Miss Louise Busch of Butte and Mr..
Wallace Bruce Alexander of Ouray, Colo
RADIO. The ceremony took place We'd
nesday evening at st. Johns Episcopal
church and was performed by the Rev.
Slater Blackiston. The church a been
made beautiful for the occasion and was
crowded with friends of the bride, who is
one of Butte's fairest and most popular
social favorites. The predoninating coli
or in all the wedding decorations was
pink, and bows of pink satin ribbon
caught the smilax that was festooned
sJbout the electroliers throughout the
church. The chaneel was banked in
palms and potted cllrysanthemums with
pale pink blooms, while the alter had
many fragrant punches of pink roses, The
organ was g~arlanded with smilaS and
pink roses and was presided over by Mrs.
Edna NJ. Hill. who promptly at s o'clock
Mende.ssohn's beautiful wedding
march. The opening strains were the
signal for the entrance of the bridal
party. First came the ushers. DR.. Hall
KIN = JdSh 1ifOiiirtS, -icAl The bItueS-
maids, Miss Ellis Richards and Miss
Daisy Dawson, who Wore pink crepe de
chene gowns and carried shower bou-
Quets of pink roses. Their came the maid
OF honor, Miss Kate Hammond, gowned
In pale pink with white lace trimmings.
She also carried pink roses. Last of all,
the bride entered leaning on the arm of
her brother. Mr.. Geo. Busch. who gave
her away.
She looked lovely, ROBBED in an exquisite
gown of soft white embroidered crepe de
ehene, en- train. with yoke and sleeves of
point lace and carrying a magnificent
bunch of BRIDES roses. III wore a long
tulle veil caught with medallions Of point
lace and fastened with the groom's gift,
an oak leaf of pearls with diamond GEN.
ter.
Slowly the party advanced to the chan
eel, where the bride was met by the
groom. who had entered from the yes
try accompanied by his best man. Mr..
Frank Sullivan. They advanced to the
alter, where the beautiful and impressive
ceremony Of the Episcopal church was
read. immediately after the ceremony
the bridal party proceeded to the resi-
dence of the brides mother, where a re-
ception was held. The newly married
couple received the congratulations OF
their many friends in the parlor of the
Busch residence. which was deliberately
decorated in garlands of slnilax, and pink
roses being carried from tho chandelier
in the center to the four corners of the
room, where they were caught with bows
Of pink satin ribbon. The library was
also filled with bouquets of pink roses
the dining room was decorated in the
same color. The table was lighted with
candlebras holding pink candies
shades, and crystal bowls held dozens Of
pale pink tea roses. Here a delicious sup
per was served all during the evening.
In the library was a magnificent display
of wedding gifts, there being every i'm
gil bic article in cut glass, Silve and
beautiful china, all testifying to the good
will of the many friends of the bride and
groom, who wish them every possible
JOY in life. After the reception Mr.. and
Yrs. Alexander left for Ouray, Col, their
future home.
Mrs. 7. j. Murray gave a dainty lunch
con on Thursday in honor of Mrs. Riddell
or Helena, who is the guest of Mrs.
Charles Clark. Besides the guest of hon-
or, Mrs. Riddell, there We're present.: Mrs.
Ozark, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Freund,
Mrs. Cofbett, Mrs. D'Acheul, Mrs. De
Witt and Mrs. Joe Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Barry Hamilton re-
turned from a six weeks visit to Detroit
Friday and are at the Butte hotel.
On Monday evening Mrs. Mary Busch
gave a delightful Inner to those who
would compose the wedding party at the
marriage of her daughter Louise and
Mr.. Wallace Bruce Alexander. The color
scheme was pink and white and the table
decorations most artistic. Each lady
at the dinner received as her bridesmaid
gift a lovely pearl crescent, while crayat
pins in the fem of a dainty wreath of
pearls were s1ven a gentleman. The
dlnner was an entire success, the guests
OF Mrs. Busch, besides Miss Busch and
AIR. Alexander, being Miss Hammond,
Miss Dawson, Miss Richards; Messrs.
George Busch, DR.. Hall, Frank Sullivan
and jack Thomas.
Mrs. Charles Clark gave a pleasant
luncheon on Friday afternoon, enter
tanning Mrs. Riddell, Mrs. John Forbis,
Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Frank ,Pierce,
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ray, Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. D'Acheul, Mrs,
De Witt, Mrs. Freund and Mrs. Lavelle.
Mis-. John Noyes gave an elaborate
luncheon on Monday to the Homer club
and a few invited. friends. The table was
trimmed with magnificent American
Beauty roses and looked lovely. Each
guest received a hand-painted name
card and a superb rose. At the conclu-
sion of the luncheon a meeting of the
Homer club was held, at which several
interesting paper were read. Besides
the members of the club, there We're
present. as specially invited guests Mrs.
DAcheul, Mrs Joe Clark, Mrs. De Witt,
Mrs. J. M. White, Mrs. Cunningham and
Mrs. Ashley Of Ouray, Col.
Mrs. j. K. Heslet gave an informal
theater party on Wednesday evening,
the party occupying two boxes at SUIT
tons theater to witness "a Breezy