The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-19
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Billings. Oct. 19.-Societr is on the
ouive vive occasioned by the announce
ment of the wedding of Miss Florence
Losekamp and Mr.. John Roundtree
Yates. which is to take place next
Wednesday evening at the Congrega-
tional church in this city. Over TOO IN
vitations have been issued to the mar
riage, which will be the largest affair OF
its kind ever taking place in this city.
The bride will be given away by her
brother. the Hon. John d. Losekamp,
ex-representative from Yellowstone
county in the state legislature and the
father of the celebrated free county
high school law. A reception IS to FOL
low the marriage ceremony, taxing
place at the DriscOll hotel invitations
have been extended to the reception IN
Guiding only the most intimate friends
and acquaintance.
A pretty reception was given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. c. NJ. BAR at her
home on North Twenty-Eighth street.
This home is large and SO well arranged
that the rooms can all be thrown To-
gether, thus being able to accommodate
a large number at one time. All the
rooms were beautifully and elaborately
decorated with red and white carnations
and sweet peas, ferns and smliax. IN
the reception room ferns were arranged
artistically wherever possible. and huge
vases of sweet peas made the room
beautiful. The parlOr was crafmlhs
with it's vases of long stemmed pink
carnations and pink sweet peas. But
the browning place was the refrcshment
room where the colors used were red and
white. this being carried out in every
thing. Red and yellow autumn leaves
were pinned on the curtains and drape-
ries and heavy ropes or smllaX were
festooned over the sideboard ana VIM
dows, The table was most attractive
with it's snowy linen covering ana us
tasty decorations of red carnations. Inc
chandeliers above the table We're en-
cased in red shades and ropes OF the
beautiful smilaX were draped from the
center of the four corners OF the taple,
where they We're tied with large BOWS
of red satin ribbon. The centerplece on
the table was magnificent cut glass
vase of the red carnations and on either
side was placed a golden candelabra. the
candles being wrapped with red and
white ribbons. Smilax was also draped
around the sides of the table. Miss
Marguerite, daughter of the hostess, re-
ceived the guests at the door and they
were then met by Mrs. Barr and the Ia
dies who assisted her. After spending
some time in cOnversing with thelr
friends they were invited into the re-
freshment room, where they were
served. seated around the sides of the
room. Mesdames H. M. Allen. Segur.
REYNOLDS, Gallaher and Reding presided
at the table dishing pink and white Ice
cream and coffee, which was passed to
the ladies on dainty lace covered trays
NV Mesdames Louis BabcOck and Bailey.
An orchestra of several pieces discourseo
music during the entire afternoon.
John Seaman and Miss Agnes Names
of this city were married a few days
aro at Butte and have gone to Living
ston where Mr.. Seaman will soon open
new drug store. The marriage OF
these Young people was a surprise 10
most of their friends in this city, put
they are pleased to extend congratula-
tons.
Cupid has evidently been busy In MS
good work in this city of late. Tor sew
eral marriages are to take place among
the well-known young people OF the CITY
this fall and winter.
Dancing parties are becoming nuMer
Gus and some OF, those alfeaV nelu
have been very enjoyable affairs one
was held this week by the Yeoman louee
at the Central Music hall. SpIehoio
music was rendered and the guest pres
ent spent several hours in very deheh,-
full entertainment. The dance was io'-
lowed by q supper.
Invitations have been issued announc-
ing the marriage Of Miss Eva snioe'