Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22

AAN AANAp" 80 SoSA~Ny y
this week was the dancing reception
given at Lynndale by the Entire Nous
club last Tuesday evening. "A large
number Of persons participated in the
festivities, which We're varied and in
keeping with the ability of the members
Of the organization to furnish enjoyment
for themselves and their guests. 1t is
customary for the club to have an out
ing or two every year, and this was one
Of the annaul events. instead Of going
to the place in a band wagon, as is Gus
tomary with other parties, private rigs
were provided. This enabled those who
did not desire to stay late to return to
the city when it suited them to do so.
At midnight lunch was served. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll,
DR.. and Mrs. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
E. Calkins, Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Newbro, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Passmore, Mrs. j. v. Long,
Mrs. j. A. Murray, Mrs. John B. Well
come, Mrs. ]. r. Russell Miss Arnold Of
Quincy, ILL.,; Miss Ruth Leggat of st.
Marcia Patrick of Chicago, Miss Kirken-
dali of Helena, Miss Ethel Black, Miss
Belle LIE Beau, Miss Agnes Doty, Miss
Scallon, Miss Mary Scallon, Miss Lulu
Foster, Miss Mabel Foster, Miss Frances
Thornton, Miss Corrinne Dickerson, Miss
MaSel, MISS fOsSelman, MISS LleWelyn,
Miss Cooney, Miss Thelberg of Helena,
Miss Oleta Hensley, Miss Kittie McHugh,
Miss Eliza Russell, Miss Lulu Largely,
Miss Margaret Marks, Miss Marie Bar
ret, Miss Pearl Hansen, Miss Maude
Crippen; Messrs. J. B. Leggat, William
Scallon, DR.. McCrimmon, Will Dixon,
Frank w. Haskins, Dr.. II. NJ. Hall, T. A.
Fosselman, Phil p. Carr, Lanier Napton,
Joe Cotter, Charles Davidson, Glenn Har-
rington, Mr.. Beattie, Fred Drake, E. M.
Crumrine. Ross Foster, Sellars Largely,
T.. A. MACPHERSON, E. S. Passmore, James
Higgins, Mr.. Mallett, Frank Cooney, Will
Black. I. Heilbronner, +. j. Ellis, Mr..
Mcmillan, Robert lie Beau, Fred Slem-
ons, Lib Lowell.
One of the happy vents of the past
week was the wedding of Miss Della Wall
to Mr.. jeremiah J. Murphy, which oc-
Cured Sunday afternoon at the priests
residence, the Rev. Father Callahan Of
floating. Only a few intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony. The bride has
resided in the city several years, and is
a charming and lovable girl. and the
bridegroom is one of Butte's most popu-
lar young men, and has been connected
with the city government in various Of
fetal capacities in the past, and is now
serving the city creditably as city de-
tective. Immediately after their wed
ding, Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy departed for
Helena for a few days sojourn.
Among the festivities of the week was
a surprise party at the summer home of
T.. G. Smith at Pine Grove. near the
Nlne-Mile house, last Saturday evening.
The sulprisers went in a body from the
city and were c%haperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Berry. All spent a very
pleasant evening. Among the party
were the Ch1nprOnpS mentioned Miss
Olive Nagel. Miss Esther Morse. Miss
rance Willoughby, Miss Clara Twohy,
Miss Laura King. Miss Reilly; Mr.. and
Mrs. Haines, Messrs. George Marston,
Charles Beebe, Jack Wright, and Smith,
Larkin and Mcmillan.
The local lodge of the Woodmen of the
World, a benevolent. fraternal and insur-
ance society of the city, will have its an
nual outing tomorrow. Short Line park
has been selected as the place. Il view
of the feet that the park has lately been
prepared for just such cases. there will
doubtless be a large turnout of both
members of the order and their friends.
Mrs. VIII Warren returned a few days
g from Lead City, S. D., where she
spent three months visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey.
Di' NhtNiSHy Is eIJoA lHS Il NlSlt from
his two sisters, Miss Josephine and Miss
May, of BrocktOn, Mass. They will spend
the summer in Butte.
Mrs. J. F.. Richards and family left
Wednesday for the West Gallatin, where
they will spend six weeks camping.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Elvers and Miss
Elmo Jaquette AVE gone to Red Rock
lake, where they will spend a month in
camp.
Mrs. ]. K. Clark spent a few lays at
PipestOne Springs this week.