Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-19

tyNas was filed to its utmost Ioapacity
! Just leaving room to dance confortabiy.
Singing dancing and singing BY the Cen
terville Glee club We're enjoyed until
| o'clock in the morning. Bride and groom
| and their respective families extended
verbal invitations to nearly all their
| friends and no list was kept, but over
| four hundred sat down to the wedding
/ feast which was served in the hall at
Ehidnight.
III among those who sang were the Mes
EErE Greenaway and John Maye. At the
4pagquet table Captain H. c. Weller was
it3 stmaster and toasts were responded
Eaosand speeches given by H. @. Weller.
lHssE. Fogarty. Rev. Tippett, AL Balm
Efcfth. Il. j. BENEFITS and Charles N, Cos
Eman.
| q very pretty scene WIS enacted when
captain Weller presented the bride with
magnificent diamond ear rings, diamond
|. brooch, and watch and chain, on behalf
fUfEE the brides father, the jewels being
Efamily heirlooms. Another beautiful
sheirloom. diamond ring, was presented
! tolArchie Reynolds, brother of the bride
The groom presented the bridesmaids
I With gold bracelets and the groomsman
| with scarf pins of pearls and opals The
! presents received We're very handsome.
comprising nearly every article the young
couple will need in married life. Many
presents came without cards but a full
list is given of the presents received
The bride is well known in Butte, hay-
ing resided here all her life. She was
born in Eureka. Nevada. April End, 1881,
coming to Butte in 1882. She was grad
uated from the butte High school with
the class of 1892 Since which she has
| and in the east. She spent some time
| studying in the st. Paul. Minnesota Con-
selvatory of Music under Prof Wheaton.
| She is the only daughter of s. j. Rey-
nolds. ex-sheriff of Silver Bow county,
and has only one brother. Her mother
| died about a year ago. That she has a
wide circle of friends goes without say
ing among whom she is very popular.
| The groom was born in Wales Febru-
| airy End, 1878, but came to America in
1879. residing in California until ten years
ago when he came to Butte. He is Il
son Of Mrs. r. Chapel of Centerville and
nephew of T. ]. BENEFITS Of Centerville
He is mining man and engaged in the
Pennsylvania mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes will be at home
to their friends at Pacific avenue after
February list.
The wedding presents were received as
follows:
Diamond earrings, pin, watch and
Chains. j. Reynolds father OF bride.
Bed room set-T. J. Benefits. uncle of
groom.
Chamber set and silver knives-Mr and
Mrs. r. Chapel, father and mother of
groom.
Pair blankets-Mr. and Mrs. All.
Williams
Comforter-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geary.
Set silver berry spoons-Mr. Charles A.
Tiske.
China tea set--Miss c. O'Reily.
Afternoon team. and Mrs Fred Rey-
holds.
Cut glass cream pitcher and sugar
bowl-Mr. and Mrs. Al Balmforth.
Fancy clock-Mr. Odgers and Miss P.
W'atlmgt ~ w Tfrf
Vase-Mrs. NJ. Kennedy and Miss f.
Osborne. n ttt
Lace curtains-Mr. Archie Reynolds
Picture-Mr. AL jackson and Miss NJ.
Rankin. ne,
Fancy bread plate-Mr. Alfred Balm
forth.
Rug-Mr. and Mrs. J. Odgers
Berry set-Mr. and Mrs, John S. Har-
ris
Table cloth and napkin case-Gravelle
& Erwin Co.
center set-Mr. and Mrs. z. A. Ford.
Hemstltched table cloth and napkins
M1s. Torard and family.
Hemstltched table cloth and napkins
MIR. and Mrs. Judge Marsland.
Comforter-Miss Fannie Brokenshire.
i Blankets-Mr and Mrs. Tom Scadflen.
NJ Nase--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kleopetko.
u oola cusnlon-Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwyer.
II Iaple clotn ana napkins-Mr. and Mrs.
a. Farfris and Mrs. L. Jeffrey
Marseilles spread-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Hicks.
battenpere square-M1ss Mile Con-
stantiae.
ohe-hal1 dozen Dlates-Miss T. and A.
Trcneerv.
oliver 1ru1t oasket-Miss Lizzie Leary.