Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

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gave a dancing reception at her home
on Wednesday evening. In receiving the
guests she was ably assisted by Masters
Gene Lavcll, Hugh Lee and Creighton
Largey. The interior of the spacious
parlors was handsomely decorated with
natural f1~owers-lilies, roses and palms
being conspicuous. The reception was
one of the most pleasant and enjoyable
with which Butte has been honorcd dur
ing the long winter season. Among
those present We're Mrs. Lulu Largey,
Mrs. Tom Lavell, Mrs. J. H. Lynch, Miss
Black, Miss Hickman, Miss Billiard, Miss
MacGinnis. Miss Busch, Miss Blackiston,
Miss Barrel. Miss Marks, Miss Driscoll,
Miss Hammond. Miss Dawson, Miss
Cameron, Miss Doty, Miss Medin, Miss
Corette, Miss Holland, Miss Baldwin;
Messrs. Edward Beattie, Harry English,
Frank w. Haskins, George A.. Clark,
Gaylord Black, viii Ashford, Philip
Carr, George Busch, Charles Lawlor, Dr..
Hall, DR.. Sullivan, Frank NJ. Sullivan,
John MacGinnis, T. Augustus Heinzc,
George Curtis, James White, James
Trenbath, w. w. Mcdowell, Fred Stem
ons, Elmer Pfouts and Mr.. Walker.
The costumes of the ladies were ele-
giant, a few Of them being as follows:
Mrs. Largely, black Spanish lace and
diamonds; Mrs. Lavelle, yellow mousse
line de sole, black lace and diamonds;
Mrs. Lynch, black and white silk; Miss
Ethel Black. yellow silk crepe and yellow
roses; Miss Reta Hickman, black
duchess satin, tea roses; Miss Billiard
quest of Miss Hickman), white mousse
line do sole over Mic green silk, with
pearls: Miss MacGinnis. gold-colored silk
and chiffon; Miss Lizzie Busch, black
satin; Miss Blackiston, pearl tulle and
lace oyer pearl satin, white roses; Miss
Marie Barrel, turquoise chiffon over rose
silk; Miss Sullivan, gray silk, pearl lace,
roses; Miss Marks, white mule, lace,
white carnations: Miss Agnes Doty,
white chiffon over rose silk, with roses.
A few of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. r. Hoyt rendered them a farewell sur
prise party at their home, on North
Idaho street, on Monday evening. Whist
was the feature. The ladies' prize was
won by Mrs. I. II. Hall, the gentlemen's
by Mr.. NJ. l.. Todd, after which a dainty
lunch was served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Ritter, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. II. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Todd,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Jeffries, DR.. and
and Miss Alice Pope. Mrs. Hoyt will
leave for the east on Sunday night and
will be absent several months.
Rev. +. j. Groeneveld went to Melrose
Wednesday to officiate at the marriage
ceremony of Prof. John N. Olson of this
city and Miss Mabel M. McCauley of
Melrose, and DR.. Earl ". Johnston of
Butte and Miss Rose McCauley, a sister
of the bride of Mr.. Olson. The ceremony
was performed at the residence of DR.. II.
H. T~ownshend and was witnessed by
many of the Butte, Glendale and Melrose
friends of the contracting parties. After
the nuptial knot had been properly tied
a sumptuous wedding supper was served.
Both couples will reside at sol Dakota
street, this city.
An interesting programme was rem
dored at the meeting of the Woman's
club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Slemons had a very interesting and in
StructiVe PAPER on 1.-The Nicaragua
Canal" and Mrs. Cook, now a resident
of Missoula, sent an excellent paper en-
titled Cuba Libre," which was read by
Mrs. Wiseman. Current events We're,
unfortunately, crowded out by too much
business. The next meeting will be
known as RECIPROCITY Day." Papers
are expected from the Deer Lodge and
Anaconda women's clubs.
The meeting Of the Homer club, held
April oath, proved to be very interesting.
Miss Hammond gave a report of the trip
to Dillon and of the h~ospitable and de-
lightful manner in which the members
of the Homer club were entertained by
the Shakespeare Literary society of that
city. Mrs. Atwater read a paper on
Every Day Happiness" and Mrs. Speer
gave a vivid description of some of the
Wrold's most famous masterpieces. The
club will meet with Mrs. Shaw, S31 West
Granite street, May 1.
Miss Daisy Dawson will leave about
May Z for Canada, through which she will
make an extended trip. Among other
places she will call at Helmuth College at
London and witness the graduating eX-
~ercises.
The Social and Domestic department Of
the Woman's club will meet at 3 p. NJ,