Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-02

Suffer, Mrs. Wiltshire, Miss Wiltshire.
Mr.. Mike Misevich, Mr.. Sheridan, Mrs.
slemich, Mr.. and Mrs. Frakes, Mrs.
Overland, Mrs. Rankin, Mr.. G. H. Pue,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes, Mr.. Dan
Hanley, Mr.. Mark Hanley, Mr.. George
Brown, Miss Mamie Brown, Mr.. T. Aul-
stead. Mr.. w. w. Grif1iths, Miss Annie
Madison. Mr.. G. Gray. Mr.. H.. Taylor, Mr..
w. Thomas, Carl Gallagher, and Mr..
James Doull. Music for the festivities
was furnished by the West Side Man.
dolin club.
Mrs. NJ. J. Cornell gave an old-fashion-
ed dinner IN Monday evening, which was
the most picturesque function ever
given in Butte. The house. which is one
of the handsomest in the city, was dec
grated with exquisite taste in honor Of
the event. 1t was the decorations of
the latter, however, which called forth
many Explanations of delight. In the
renter was an immense basket filled
with old-fashioned garden pinks. At
either end were tall crystal vases filed
with the same fragrant flowers. Huge
trays of silver We're heaDed with luci-
Gus fruit, bowls Of nuts and raisins and
an immense crystal plate of purple
grapes added their color to the scene.
The soft lights from silver candelabra
exquisite ornamentation. At the place
of each guest was a tiny basket filled
with violets to which was attached a
quaint old-fashioned daguerreotype of
the hostess. The bea1ty of the table
was enhanced by a laws. display Of
sparkling cut glass and gems of antique
silver. The hostess received her guests
in a quain, gown of 1860, While her
mother, Mrs. Keene, wore a pannier
gown of white satin and grey liberty
silk. The guests We're all arrayed in
old-time costumes With powdered hair
and palctres, and carried snuff boxes,
feather fans or ridicules the most unique.
The guests numbered twenty-five and
Haldorn, Mrs. Freund, Mrs. Sam Johns
ton. Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs.
T.. ] Murray, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Me-
Hatton, Mrs. Pfouts, Mrs. Shaw Mrs.
Dewitt, Mrs. Lloyd Miss Rumley, Mrs.
Lavell, Mrs. Joe Clark, Mrs. Long, Mrs.
Nee White. Mrs. Cottef, Mrs. Larsey
and Mrs. Hugh Wilson.
w. G. Young, one of the stenographers
that took testimony in the great Penn
ing dinner at the McDernott hotel in
honor of T. V. Rhoades of Dallas, Texas,
The menu was elaborate. The guests
of Mr.. Young were Ernest Hardcastle,
deputy clerk in the district court; j.. II.
Trerise. engineer OF the Montana Ore
Purchasing company; w. Scott and Mark
Drum of the Standard staff and Mr.. Tip
pet.
Silver Bow Lodge No. Al. knights of
Pythias gave a very enjoyable dancing
reception in it's hall at South Butte last
| Monday evening. A valuable adjunct to
the festivities was a lunch consisting Of
several elegant brands of cake, sand
witches and claret punch which had been
prepared by the ladies. 1t was served
in the goat rooms adjoining the main
hall.
John F. Ryan and Miss Mary A. Grif-
fin We're united in marriage at St. Pat
rick's church Wednesday morning, Fa-
Their Callahan performing the
Mr.. Ryan is an assayer at the Mountain
Consolidated mine; his bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Griffin
of Rocker.
Mrs. Frank Corbett entertained the
Euchre club on Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Long won first prize and Mrs. Murray
second. There We're present Mrs. For
bis, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Nee
White, Mrs. r.. j. Murray, Mrs. Freund,
Mrs. Cotter, Mrs. Holbrook and Mrs.
Harris.
Mrs. P. C. H%ollingshead and her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaretta Hollingshead,
mother and sister of ]. s. B. Hollings-
head of 113 West Caledonia street, ar
rived in the city from Ohio the early
part of the week and will spend the VIM
ter here.
Harry c. Christie of Denver Col, is tho
guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Christie, 219 South Washington.
Meantime he has secured a position with
the Legs Jewelry company, and may de-
eide to remain permanently in Butte.
Miss Elmo Jaquett, who is attending
Tho cfaSn nNr Snhnn1 ut ni11nn ic tho
guest of her parents on Dakota street.
having arrived home several days ago
to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur p. Heinze arriv-
ed in Butte from New York on Wednes-
day night and are visiting the parents
of Mrs. Heinze. They will remain un-
til after the holidays.