Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-16

The Union club was r~eorganized for the
season last Monday, the following per-
sons being elected officers: President,
Charles w. Clark; vice president, John
W. Colter: secretary and treasurer. Geof-
frey Lauzier; trustees, Fl. S. Tuttle,
Charles d. French, A. K. Erwin, E. w
Beattie, Jr.. and John Noyes, Jr. The
first reception under the new organiza-
ton will be held on the eth of this
month.
Mrs. Council gave a theater party last
Saturday evening in honor of Miss Bessie
Monks of Kentucky, who is the guest of
the Misses Horgan, which was a very
jolly affalr. The party witnessed "Incog'
at Sutton's theater and returned to the
nome OF Mrs. onnel for a delicious sup
per. Those enjoying the occasion We're
Miss Monks, Miss Horgan, Miss Viola
Horgan, Miss Broadwater of Helena, her
gu est, Miss Ong of Cleveland, Miss F'os-
ter, Miss Bell LaBeau, Miss Patten, Miss
Dung, Miss Largey and her guest, Miss
Bartlett, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs.
Freund, DIR. Ray Fruend, MIR. Will Hor-
gam, Mr.. Noon, Mr.. Will Dixon, Mr..
NARROW of Helena, Mr.. Steve Raymond,
Mr.. George Clark and Mr.. Phil Carr.
This years programme on Germany is
of unusual interest and profit to the
members of the Homer club, particularly
to those who are supplementing it with
home reading and study of the language.
Mrs. McCTackin's Well-Written paper on
the Carolingian Emperors. the Saxon
Dynasty, the Consolidation and Defense
OF the Empire, was most helpful in it's
mastery presentation OF the important
facts of each reign. Mrs. Groeneveld told
the stories OF Tristan and Isolde, Parsifal,
Lohengrin and the Holy Grail, those
splendid conceptions of legendary ages
which Richard Wagner wrought into
mlsic-drarlas of great moral significance
and beauty. Mrs. brennan gave a five
minute sketch of Handel, mentioning the
early evidences of his genius. and nam
ing some of his masterpieces.
Mrs. Lavell gave a very charming even
ing at euchre to about twenty ladies last
Thursday. The house was prettily dec
GRATED with cut flowers and srnilax. A
delicious supper was served about mid
night. Mrs. Brophy was the lucky Win
ner OF the first prize, a handsome Met
lock Tankard; Mrs. Long took second
prize, a bisque figure, ard Mrs. Nee.
White received a dainty Bohemian glass
almond dish for most lone hands. The
was greatly enjoyed, as are all
of Mrs. Lavell's entertainments. The
8 uCotS 4 n!S LOllH. MIS-, FOrty.S,
Mrs. T. j. Mulray,Mrs. Freund, Mrs. Nice.
White, Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs.
Cotter, Mrs. j. M. White, Mrs. Shaw,
Mrs. Council, Mrs. Welcome, Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. Fay Harrington, Mis-. Walter Lew
is, Mrs. Brophy, Mrs. McHatton, Mrs.
Lloyd, Mrs. Jack Moves, Miss Marks and
Miss lie Beau.
Miss Vernie Gaskill of Williamsburg,
na1t, tho rnJncaI cn,ol{~r
a surprise party 1t the home OF the
Misses Drewsain. in williamsburg, on
the evening of the Sth. Among the guests
We're Misses Annie Smell, Mary Marti-
nette. Francis Martinette, Flora Brad
ley, Adelaine Bradley, Agnes Wiltshire,
Burghart, Hattie Kirby, Florence Kirby.
George DreWsain, Lavinia Dresain, Mrs.
Laura Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Richards, Mrs. c. Jensen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martinette, Messrs. George Houck, w. T.
Vance, r. Dunston, A. Miller of New
York, William Gill of Idaho, Frank Jen-
son, George Jensen, James Burgess, MUIR
rell Grones, Dan Hanley, Mark Hanley,
Jesse Sheldon, James Adams, Charles
Gaskill, Charles Britton, Charles Nc
Laggan, r. H. D~rewsain, Dominick Far
ress, H. Gardiner, George Meyer, Carl
Oliver, George Tracy, Frank Ralph, Mr..
and Mrs. Tonkin, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon.
Miss Mabel Steinborn was pleasantly
surprised by a number of her friends at
her home, 62S South Jackson street, on
Friday evening of last week, the occa-
sion being the anniversary of her sew
enteenth birthday. Dancing and other
amusements We're INDUCED in and a
splendid luncheon served. The sur
prisers comprised Mrs. Steinborn, Mr..
and Mrs. Freshman, Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ret, Mr.. and Mrs. Eminger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Oar Turner,
Mrs. c. NJ. Gates, Misses Mabel Stein
born, Clara Scharf, Lulu Sinsel, May
Freshman, Jennie Carruthers, Mary Fox,
Afra Freshman. Josie Sinsel, May Car
ruthers. Vena Sheldon, Flossie Jones,
Eva Holt, Maude Beebe, Pierce. Annie
Moses, Conyne, Tanthaler, Messrs. Ar
thur Sheldon. George Gray, Ray Rem
shaw, H. Warfield. Ed Sheldon, Henry
Mills, Harry White. Tom Nolan and Joe
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