The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-07

| ter of Mr. and Mrs. f. s. StackpOle.
The ceremony was performed in the ST.
James Episcopal church. which was
beautifully decorated No invitations
were issued, but the church was Well
filed. After the ceremony was over a
wedding supper was served at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents. to which
so relatives were invited. After the sup>
per Mr.. and Mrs. Youlden left for the
east for an extended visit to all points Of
interest
magnificent and were sent from all over
the state.
The groom was attended by his
brother Will Youlden. of this city. The
best man was Albert Conner; usher.
Morrill, Stackpole.
The bride was attended by Miss Jessie
Stackpole. maid of honor: Miss Nancy
Hardenbrook and Leila McLain, brides
maids.
The bride wore a gown of white crepe
de chine with a veil of white tulle. The
maid of honor wore silk null and the
bridesmaids wore gowns of white
chiffon. Little Miss Marguerite You'll
den, sister of the groom. was flower girl.
and roses We're scattered before the
bridal party as they left the church.
For Mrs. and the Misses Irons.
One Of the most elaborate functions
OF the week was the luncheon given by
Mrs. John E. Davis at the residence S55
West Granite street. 1t was given for
her mother and sisters, Mrs. Iron, and
the Misses Iron.
The house was gracefully decorated,
in asters and sweet peas with ferns
and ported plants. The table was simply
lovely, no other word will describe 1T.
The table was very long one and il
was decorated with three immense jar
Ciniers filled with pure Write roses and
fragrant mienonette down the center.
The favor were dainty oorsage boQuets.
The name CARDS were novel and we'll
worth preserving, pen and ink sketches
done by Charles Schatzle:n. All of them
handsome Gibson girls.
There was of course table cover but
it could not seen. so completely was the
table covered with exquisite doilies,
masterpieces of embroidery and silk
Battenburg, many of them the work of
Mrs. Iron they almost distracted the
attention of the guests f.om the elabor-
ate menu. Not quite though, fer while
the guests sat down to the table at
o'clock they did not leave it until five
o'clock.
The guests of Mrs. Davis were: Mrs.
Iron, the Misses Iron, Mrs. Emerson,
Mrs. Reid, Mrs. John Gillie, Mrs. John
Foster Mrs. B. J. Calkins, Mrs. Frank
E. Shaw, Mrs. T. NJ. Hodgens, Mrs. Mary
Busch. Mrs. Mcbride Mrs. F. w. Black
ford, Mrs. Charles Slhatzlein.
Columbia Dancing Club Officers.
An election of officers was held on
Thursday evening by the members Of the
Columbia Dancing club at the Butte
Business college. The following officers
We're elected: President. David Hopkins;
Vice President, w. A. Larkin; Secretary,
John Corrette; Treasurer, Wallace
Bretharton. Executive committee-W. A.
Larkin, Guy Davidson, w. Broderick.
The identity of the membership COM
mittee is reserved owing to the some-
times disagreeable task of rejecting ap.
plicants for membership.
The members decided to rise the
membership fee from IS to IS and in
crease the number Of dances from to
S during the first series. They will be
given from two to three weeks apart
and Renshaw hall and the Bergstrom
orchestra have again been engaged.
The Columbia club Is one Of the most
popular in the city. 1t commenced first
as the High School club: then changed
to the High School Alumni club; then
two years ago to the Columbia Dane
ing club, which it will probably always
remainn. Every tine dance is given
invitations are eagerly sought but they
are very conservative. and guarded in
their selection of those eligible for adj
mission. The first dance will be given
some time in October.