Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01

Miss May Pfouts gave a "Chlldrehs
party" last evening to about forty or her
friends. The guests all appeared in cos
tune and anything funnier could haroly
be Imagined. The party met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ. J. Council and drove 10
the Pfouts home in a large band wagon.
Bona fde children could not have been
merrier, the drive down and back beng
enlivened by singing the popular songs
of the day. Arriving at Miss Pfouts nome
dancing was INDUCED in, after which a
delicious supper was served. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Connell, Mr..
/ and Mrs. Barry Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fred Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Pass
more Mr.. and Mrs. Carrall. Mrs. Harrlng-
ton, Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Lavelle, Mrs. Well
come; Misses Thomas, Lulu Foster,
| Martha Foster, Rita Hickman. May
| Word, Ethel Black. Wilder Broadwater,
Lulu Largey, Montague, Russell, Elsa
| Russell, Lacey. Dorothy Smith: Messrs.
| DR.. Hall. DR.. Renick, r.. A. Carmochan,
Geo. Busch. Will Dixon, MacGinniss, Geo.
Clark, Andy Collins, F. Aug. Helnze, Bur
bage, Phil Carr, Blossome and Ross Eos
ter.
Mrs. w. Nee. White gave a very jolly
circus party on "Wednesday evening. Inc
party drove to the circus GROUNDS IN d
large band wagon and thoroughly en-
loved not only the circus but the mode OF
Transportation. On their return supper
was served at the NOyes home. The whole
affair was a huge success. Among | ne
party were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Council
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Harrington. MI
and Mrs. j. v. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. j. *.
Heslet. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holbrook, Mr..
and Mrs. John Cotter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Forbis. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Harms,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sisley; Misses Louise Lacey,
Carrie Thornton. Thomas, Word, Broad
water, Frances Thornton, Dorothy Smith
and Strum; Mr.. Jack Noyes, DR.. Freund
Mr.. Heilig of Seattle, Mr.. Guy Reed, Or
Renich, Mr.. French. Dan Raymond, MI
MacGinniss, Mr.. Whitmore, DR.. Hall, MI
Aug. Heinze Mr.. Harry futile, Mr.. BOX
LaBeau and Fhil Carr.
After a months stay in this city as the
guest of Mrs. John Noyes, ST., MISS
Dorothy Smith returned to her home in
Seattle yesterday morning. Miss Lacey
of New York who has also been a guest OF
Mrs. Moves. left this morning for, a visit
in Helena, from whicn place she Will re-
turn to her eastern home. These charm
ing young ladies rave made many friends
in Butte who deeply regret thell
departure.
Mr.. e. L. Whitmore gave a delightful
little supper at the Butte cafe after the
Union club party on Tuesday night, en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holbrook. Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss
Lacey, Miss Foster, Miss Marks, Miss
Thomas, F. A. Heinze, Phil Carr, John
MaeGinniss, Oar Raymond, r. A. Car
noehan and DR.. Renick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Gillland OF
Washington, d.. c., are guests of Senator
W. A. Clark. Mr.. Gillland was formerly
nrivate secretary to Senator Calvin Brice
of Ohio and will act in a similar capacity
for Mr.. Clark. He is quite we'll known ir
Washington. having been a resident OF
that city nineteen years.
The members of the Young Mems In
stitute gave a smoker and reception in
their rooms in the futile block Thursday
evening in honor of Father O'Brien, VINO
is at present spending a few days in
Butte. 1t was quite IN enjoyable affair,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Long gave an infor-
NAL out charming dinner to a few friends
on Thursday evening, entertaining Mrs
w. McC. White, Miss Lacey and Miss
Dorothy Smith. Senator Mantle, F. Aug
Heinze and DR.. Renick.
1dIQS are Out dHlOuHCluS tHt
next Wednesday of Miss Dorrit Ritter tC
Mr.. Charles p. 1reene at the residence OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. Ritter. No. 723 West Granite street.
Harry w. Rodebank am Miss Amelia
Nickel. who were united in marriage or
the first of June. are now at home to theil
friends, their residence being at the cor
ner of Silver and Jackson streets.
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William McDermott, who has made his
home in this city for nearly thirty years
left last evening for Salt Lake where hi
will, remain. He was accompanied BY
his wife and children.
Miss Dolce Haydn, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Haydn of 316 North Idaho
street, arrived home from school last Sun.
day evening and will spend the summer
in this city.
Rev. Hosking returned Thursday from
Livingston where he performed the cere
mony by which George Marshall and Mis-.
Mabel Stevens Of that town were unitet
in marriage.
L. O. Leonard Of Boise City, formerl!
of Butte. is in the city on business con
nected with the Missouri: Pacic railroad
for which he is agent.