The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-15


t stitute We're artistically draned on the
! railing of the chancel, the blue and white
enhancing the beauty of the entire scene.
| At 10 o'clock the party entered the
/ edifice to the strains of Mendelssohn' $
| wedding march. we'll rendered by Ham
| mann's orchestra. The bride was beau
tiful in her gown of white corded silk.
with all-over lace and chiffon trimmings.
Her flowers We're bridal roseS
| Miss Kate Moran. the bridesmaid
| was attired in white silk crepe, and car
1ied Marchil Neil roses. T. groom and
his best man, Mr.. James ksan, wore the
| conventional black.
| Mr.. Kennedy is popular young ma
chinist at the Butte Reduction works.
and is the president of the Young Mems
| institute. Mrs. Kennedy has grown to
sweet womanhood. and has been a sue
cessful teacher in the public schools for
| four years. She has filled with credit
| the Office of president OF the Young La
dies Institute.
| Many beautiful presents We're given to
the couple, who will enjoy brief trip
| to Hunters Hot Springs. They will re-
| side at 612 West Silver street on their re-
turn.
A Farewell Party Given.
A very enjoyable farewell party was
rendered Prof. A. E. Anderson and his
sister Anna at the Swedish Mission
church on Monday night. They will
| visit their old home in Litchfield, MINI.
| Mr. Anderson will also as a delegate at :.
| tend the annual convention of the
Swedish Mission Covenant of the Uni, ID
States and Canada, in Duluth in the lat
| ter part of June.
| Professor Anderson is the popular
teacher of instrumental and vocal music
as we'll as organist of the church and an
ardent Sunday school worker Miss An
| derson has also, since HI. coming to
| Butte, been a devout and faithful MEM
Der of the church and an earnest worker
in the Young Peoples society and sew
ing circles.
Rev. Aug. Gustafson spoke fittingly on
the occasion, dwelling on the good WORK
| and assistance Mr.. and Miss Anderson
have rendered while in Butte. In clos
ing, the pastor handed Mr.. Anderson a
handsome present from friends and
members of the church, as token If
the esteem in which he is held.
Select piano music was rendered by C.
F. Williams, and a number of short
speeches made, all expressing wish
that Mr.. and Miss Anderson will retu~,,
to Butte again.
Honeymoon in California.
While the marriage of Miss Annie
Elizabeth Richards to Professor Jesse
, Perry Rowe last Tuesday morning was
an event of great interest to her friends,
very few of them Witnessed the cere-
mony. Only the most intimate friends
and the relatives We're present. The
ceremony was performed at eight
o'clock in st. Johns Episcopal church.
the Rev. S c. Backiston officiating
AS the bridal party entered. Vernon
Matlack played Mendelssohn's wedding
march. The bride wore dainty white
| gown, silk null over taffeta Her one
bridesmaid, Miss Thena Richards of
| Bozeman, a cousin, was attired in white
chiffon over pink taffeta silk. The bride
carried a shower boquet of white roses.
Her father. Thomas Richards. gave her
| hand in marriage The best man was
| Arthur Dorland.
The bridal party went to the residence
of the brides parents Immediately after
! the ceremony and there enjoyed the
| wedding breakfast. The dining room
/
with cut flowers, white roses and pink
roses predominating.
When the bridal couple went to the
| train they found large number Of
| friends there to bid them good bye. Mr.
| and Mrs. Rowe will remain in California
until the last week of August when they
| will return and make their home in
| Missoula, where Professor Rowe Occu-
pies the chair of geology at the Uni
versity Of Montana.
A number of useful, ornamental and
handsome gifts were received from the
friends of the bride and groom.
A Flower Cantata.
A very pretty flower cantata is to be
given by the ladies Of the Baptist church
in the near future. 1t will be given in
the church on Broadway. Miss Ida
Scott will sing the leading role, Rose.
| queen of the flowers. Mrs. Hobbs will
also participate. Mrs. Jack Thomas has
charge of the production and it prom
ises to be a musical success.
A Pleasing Affair.
The children of the Trinity NJ. f.
church in Centerville gave a very pleas.
ing program on Monday evening in the
cuhrch entitled 1.-The Gateway of the
Century,
Opening song ...................Au Audience
Prayer by Rector.
Recitation .................B Beatrice Coz
Recitation .......... Beatrice Trevarther
song ........ ...................A udlenct
Reading by superintendent and children
Exercise by class of girls. -.
Vocal solo .......... Miss Eta Thoma!
: Recitation Ella DunStal
Recitation ............ Marguerite Davis