The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28

Picnics and cherries, engag gements
and weddings, have been the absorbing
interests Of the feminine half OF Mis-
soula during the week Just past. Not
day has elapsed without Its quota OF
pleasure seekers. armed with bulging
lunch baskets. faring forth to play and
rest for awhile under the pines by
the river side. Several OF the large
annual picnics, counting their devotees
by the hundred. have come this week,
besides numerous small gatherings OF
chosen friends. In the few intervals
between making sandwiches. salads
and cake for the yawning caverns Of
the picnic hampers. mother" has
turned her attention to harvesting the
elluring cherry. Whether II IL to be
cherry Olives" branded cherries, or
preserves made by the method Of bak-
ing or stewing or steaming, that will
be added to the treasures OF the fruit
closet for next winters delight, the
good housekeeper Of MissOula finds that
now ID the accepted time to make the
harvest. What wonder that she has
found small leisure for social func.
ti0ns?
orswsr. Daily.
A very beautiful nome wedding was
that Of Miss Alice Louise Brewer and
John r. Daily, solemnixed at 9 p. m.
Monday IN the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Brew.
er. on South Second street. The house
was made . bower OF beauty with ferns
and pink and white blossoms. carna-
tions. sweet peas and roses. A great
wedding bell Of carnations and ferns
was hung In the archway between the
reception hall and the parlor and be-
meath II the wedding party was grouped
a. Miss Lillian Reeves played the we'd
ding march. The bride was exquis.
NsIy gowned In white satin with an
over-drape Of shadow lace and pearl
trimming. Sne carried q bouquet Of
bride roses. Her maid OF honor was
Miss Gladys Brewer who wore q dainty
gown Of pink crepe de chine and car
ried pink and white roses Little Hell
en- Brown. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Brown. WAS flower girl. making
a pretty picture in her white silk frock
embroidered in pink. az she scattered
pink and white blossoms before the
"sssssAs Pssssys W. baUIuBIOIl
was matron Of honor. gowned in black
chiffon. embroidered with white beads
over white messaline 8. NJ. Ross
was best man. Rev. Harold Griffis
performed the ceremony In the pres
ence OF about 80 relatives and inti-
mate friends. After the ceremony, the
guests were served a delicious buffet
lunch by Misss Evelyn Thomas and
Aileen Ambrose. Miss Inex Wardle pre-
siding at the punch bowl. When the
bride threw her bouquet to the girls
In the company. Miss Helen Hollen-
beck was the one singled out by for
tune to receive the flowers with their
prophecy. The ring in the wedding
cake fell to Miss Bessie Hollenbeck.
Each guest was presented by Miss
Florence Wilkinson with q dainty box
OF wedding cake and favor for re-
membrance. The high esteem in
which this bride and groom are
held IL made evident by the not
ably beautiful and valuable gifts
sent them by friends from Mis-
soula and distant cities. The groom's
Eift to the. bride was lovely necklace
wrought with many diamonds set dain-
ttly In platinum. To the maid OF
honor the groom gave lace pin in the
form Of gold wish bone set with a
diamond. and to the best man. scarf
pin. set with an Australian opal. sur
rounded with small diamonds. for SOU
venirs Of the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daily left In the evening for California
and they may extend their journey into
Alaska, before they return to make
their nome In Missoula.
A eiumbsr Party.
Miss Haxel McHaffis Of Helena was
the guest Of honor at slumber party
Wednesday night, at the Fl. r. Wilkin-
son home on South Third street. The
young ladies. Misses Hazel Mcflaffie
Ruth McHaffie. Margaret Beck and
Dorothy Wilkinson. spent the night to-
gether and had breakfast served on
the veranda Of the wilkinson home
They had their luncheon under the
trees at the d. r. Beck home. and their
dinner on the lawn at the F.. NJ. Nc
Haffie home on Gerald avenue. Miss
Hazel left Saturday morning for her
homo In Helena.
Young ladisS' oedality Picnic.
More than so young ladies'. men,
bers and friends Of the Catholic So
dality. enjoyed camp fire picnic at
Greenough park Wednesday evening
Supper. games and singing made pleas
ant the hours the Rirla anent tO1ethor