The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-05
Weddings and Engagements.


Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Fiske have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Fay, to Charters Royce of Chicago.
The marriage will be solemnized the 18th
Of November.
The many friends of Ellis s. Passmore
will be glad to read the following ac-
count of his marriage, which appeared
in the Sunday Pittsburg Leader. Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis It will be seen, will not reach
Butte until November: "A quantity con-
Quoted and really beautiful country we'd
ding-that Of Miss Eliza Jefferson Cat
telle and Edward Singley Passmore, the
latter of Butte, Mont.-drew a number of
Pittsburg and Sewickley people out to
Salem, Ohio, on Tuesday. The cere-
mony, which was that of the Friends,
to which society both the Cattelle and
Passmore families belong and which was
most impressive, was soleinnized at ]
o'clock in the pretty, oldfashioned resi-
dence of Mrs. Cattelle, the brides moth
er, situated on gently rolling farm land.
a mile or so out of town. Rev. w. +.
McCauley, a Presbyterian minister, ar
intimate friend of the family, was pres
ent and led in prayer before and after
the pedging of the nuptial VOWS. Miss
Cattelle was attended by Miss judith
Brooks, daughter Of J. Twigg Brooks
of Salem, as maid Of honor. Miss Vina
Oliphant as bridesmaid, while little
nephew, Frederick McCleery, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank McCleery of Sewickley
served as page. Henry Martindale of
New York. cousin of Mr. Passmore. was
his best man. The bride, tall and
graceful girl, was lovely bride. Hell
gown was of soft Quaker gray. the yoke
of white and with it she wore two SUI
perb pear brooches, one, the bride
groom's gift a heart shaped jewel; the
other. from Mr. and Mrs. George Il. Nc
Cague. a four -leaved clover, solidly set
in pearls with a diamond in the center
She wore no veil, only a spray Of lilies
Of the valley which nestled in the low
coiffed hair. The house was artlstlcany
decorated, the drawing room and library
in rose-tipped hydrangea and wild Gle
mats, the dining room in golden rod and
asters and stately groups of palms f'f-
tier ornamented the rooms wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony and
later in the afternoon the newly welded
pair left on an eastern bridal journey.
A pretty custom observed was the throw
ing of bouquet from the htairs by the
bride as she was going to prepare LOT
the wedding trip. Miss Susie Smith or
Mercer secured the portion containing
the ring and Miss Oliphant received the
thimble. In November, after short VS.
its in SewiclSley and Salem, Mr.. Pass
more will take his bride to Butte. where
q pretty home awaits her coming.
Miss sarah Myhre of Sank Center
Mimi. was married on Monday to E. NJ
Walker of this city. The marriage was
celebrated at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods IA West Conner Rev. Hanson
officiating. A number Of friends wit
messed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker are at home to their friends at
81 West Broadway.
society's First Night.
ALI society turned out last Monday
night to witness the formal opening of
the new opera house by Manager Sutton.
MANY handsome gowns were Worn and
number of theater parties given. The
play 1.-THE Belle of New York." was we'll
received
Among the parties were: Given by Mr..
and Mrs. J. X. Heslet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Walker Clark, Mrs. ]. Ross
Clark. Miss Ella Clark Of Los Angeles,
Miss Edith Bickford, Miss MacGinniss,
Miss Hattie Young. Miss Cruise of Hell
ena; Messrs. Cal. Helg Of Spokane, John
MacGinRiss. Conohan. After the play
an elaborate dinner at the Thornton was
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Goldberg enter
tanned Judge and Mrs. Wines, and Mr..
and Mrs. Mark McEllistrum. r. S.
Feurtado entertained his sister and niece
and Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Blackford. Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Lynch entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mueller and Miss