The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1905-04-07
ARoNLD-Moss.
Beautiful Wedding of Most EstimabIe
Young People.

Young People.
From Thursday Daily
A wedding, beautiful and perfect IN
every detail, was celebrated last eve
ming at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris A. Arnold, at which time Mr..
Arnold's sister, Miss Annabelle, be-
came the wife of David H. Moss.
The appointments and decorations
of this pleasant home bore the stamp
of elegance and exquisite taste.
Groups of tropical plants and ferns,
together with profusion of smilax
delicate pink-shaded roses and carna-
tions added fragrance and color ana
enhanced the artistic surroundings,
while over all fell a subdued light
from the many pink shrouded incan-
descents. The parlor, where the bri-
dal party stood, was especially artis-
tic. At one end We're two white Cor
inthian columns, surmounted by the
letters GA" and "M," formed of minia-
ture incandescent lights, entwined
with smilaX and pink rosebuds. The
illumination of the "A'' disappeared
just as the last words OF the cere-
mony were pronounced An arch CT
smilax and rosebuds connected the
columns, and it was beneath this the
bridal party stood. A bank of ferns
and palms formed an effective back
ground and the dark green foliage
harmonized perfectly with the light
green tapestry of the wall hangings.
The same color effect was carried
out in the spacious hall and reception
room, carnations and roses being the
flowers used; but it was in the dining
room that the decorators art showed
the greatest skill. The rich mahog-
any furnishings of the room formed
an effective setting for the delicate
pink blossoms and feathery ferns.
The polished surface of the table was
partially concealed by an embroidered
scarf. A graceful basket of pink
bride maids roses resting on re-
fector formed a center piece and
heart formed of pink and white roses
was suspended by white satin ribbons
from the magnificent art glass chan
delier directly above. This also
served as a support for festoons OF
smilax enclosed in filmy pink tulle.
which terminated in love-knots at the
corners of the table. Candelbra with
the lights of wax candles softened by
shades of pink, and the delicate SER
vice of cut glass and silver completed
the simple elegance of the wedding
decorations.
just after the assembling of the
guests R. w. Rounseval sang very i'm
Loves Philosophy" after
which Mendelssohn's wedding
by Professors Hey's orches,
ira, rang out joyfully, announcing the
of the bridal party. First
came the matron of honor in hand
some gown of pale blue satin chiffon
over taffeta. Next came the maids Of
honor, Miss Elizabeth Arnold, attired
in dainty creation of white liberty
silk over a drop skirt of pale pink
taffeta with girdle and bows of the
same shade, and Miss Julia Arnold,
goWned in a robe of pink spangled
tulle over chiffon and taffeta. Each
carried bouquet of pink bridesmaid
roses
The bride followed on the arm OF
her father and was met at the foot
of the stairs by the groom and his at
tendants, J. B. Arnold of st. Louis and
George D. Curtis of Butte, Together
they took their places beneath the
floral arch, where the Reverend Mr..
Webb of the Christian church per.