The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-28
Passrnore-Castelle.

of Butte.
Passmore- Castelle.
E. S. Passmore of this city was mar
ried last Tuesday in Salem, O., to MISS
Eliza j. Castelle of that town. They
will tour through the east, visit the ex-
position and come to Butte the goth OF
October.
Mis- N. Perlman of Butte was married
to N. Levin of Philipsburg yesterday
Judge Boyle officiating. The young
couple have gone to Philipsburg to live
Mrs. E. M. Tucker and w. J. Lamp
shire were married last Saturday even
ing at the residence of the bride, 1147
East Galna, Mrs. G. H. Whitman. Of
flcdating. Those witnessing the cere-
mony were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hughes
Mrs. Alice Edwards, Mrs. Noble. Miss
Dorray; Messrs. Sterling, Caven.
A New Art Club.
An art club on entirely new lines viii
be organized at the studio of Miss Ber
nee s. Cox next Thursday evening. I
is intended for the younger people
High school pupils and their friends. II
will be run on exactly the same line as
other clubs, wo1nen's clubs especially.
It Is "to bring about intelligent APP
probation of art 1t Is a matter for
surprise the dense Indifference the ma
jority of people display when the great
masters or their works come up for dis
cussion. Miss Cox has over 1000 pho
tographs of the great masterpieces and
with these the members of the club will
become familiar She also has an ex-
tensive art and reference library.
It'll lo1tx sp,tn iv,cr toll G
to the club which she is well qualified
to do. When pursuing her art studies
she took copious notes and so can talk
on any of the subjects which will come
up. The subjects she will talk Of first
are: Classic Myths in National Art.
Egyptian Sculpture and Design. Orna-
ments of Greece, Byzantine Design and
Saracenic Decoration, etc.
There Is great room for such club
and Miss Cox will undoubtedly have
more members than her studio will
hold. She is not to be teacher under
salary, she is forming the club for pure
love of art and interest in it. The club
fees will go to purchase things neces-
sary for the members.
How About the Art Room.
A question discussed early and often
by the club women of Butte is
whether they are to have the Art room
of the Public Library back again as a
place to meet in.
For several years the smaller clubs
met there. Then 1t was decided to use
1t as a reading room for ladies. At this
time they were told by the powers that
be. that if they could get the Armory
below turned into a reading room they
could have the Art room again at their
disposal.
The armory Is to be so used. Now
will that promise be kept. 1t should be
for the Art room is just the place for
club meetings and surely there will be
plenty of room in the library when the
armory is removed.
A very pretty and dainty wedding
was that of Miss Theresa Fitchett and
Arthur E. Weilsch, which took place
on last Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. at 1926
South Main street. The Rev. E. J.
Groeneveld OBLIGATED.
The house was charmingly decorated
in pink ond white, carnations in those
colors being effectively combined with
smilax and ferns. he maid of honor
" dS MISS 1cud uIuldIls me "lll
Woods acted as best man.
The bride was gowned IN an exquisite
creation of white crepe de chine over
white taffeta, en- traine, the high collar
and yoke of chiffon embroidered with
flowers. After the ceremony, which
took place at 1880, dainty wedding
supper was served and the bride and
groom departed on the $40 train for
Great Falls, where they will spend the
honeymoon. They will be at home to
their friends after October 7th. at 100:
Iowa avenue.
The bride Is We'll known and very
popular in the younger set and has lived
in Butte since she was a year old. She
was educated here, and graduated from
the Butte high school In 1900. She Is
the only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. S.
F. Fitchett.
The groom Is a wen known young
business man, q commission merchant
proprietor of the Farmers Exchange.
East Park street. Many very handsome