Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-11

Education of Women in Decorative Art
by Mrs. Schofield Wright of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Wright had on exhibition at the
club rooms some fine pieces of china
which illustrated three schools of her
creation. Miss Bergstone also had an
exhibit of fine drawing and design work.
1t is whispered that there is a surprise
party on the tapis for the second ami
versary. The art and music department
will have charge next week.
Perhaps the leading public social func-
ton of the season will be the thirty-fifth
anniversary ball of the Knights of
Pythias which will be given at Renshaw
hall on the goth inst. The Knights of
Pythias are legion in Butte, numbering
many of the most prominent gentlemen
socially and commercially in the COM
munity. Their annual ball has always
been an elegant affair, and already there
has been quite a demand for tickets. AL
though the tickets for gentlemen Qadies
being admitted free) are only 81, they
are in the hands of the Knights who, of
course, restrict the sale to Only gentle
men of character, thus assuring the pub
lie of a high class affair in every par
ticular.
A regular meeting of the Homer club
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February 6. The afternoons programme
consisted of a general discussion of cur
rent events. The history of the admins
tration of Franklin Pierce and James
Buchanan by Mrs. Hight and two bio
graphical sketches-Charles Dudley War
ner by Mrs. Weirick and O. w. Holmes
by Mrs. HARDWOOD. Mrs. Cummings of
Helena comDlimented the club With a
brief talk on the study of literature
DR.. and Mrs. T. A. Grigg entertained a
number of friends at whist last night at
their pleasant home on West Broadway.
Excellent refreshments were served and
a most enjoyable time afforded by the
amiable host and hostess. The following
We're present: Mr.. and Mrs. Brodock, Or.
and Mrs. Miller, MI. A. Miller and Wlfe,
Miss Sullivan, Mrs. Sherwood, Miss May
Miller, DR.. Burnheim n Messrs. Dick
enson, Densinger and Keith.
Misses Eliza, Theo and Leilah Russell
gave a party to a number OF their TRENDS
at their residence on West Quartz street
last Monday evening. Whist was the
chief attraction of the evening, after
which a delicious luncheon was served.
Dancing was then INDUCED in until a late
hour. It was one of the most delightful
parties of the season.
Mrs. George Noble, Miss Dora Surpre-
nant, Miss Maude Crippen, Miss Annie
| Richards and Miss Daisy Dawson gave a
charming party to a large number or
| their friends Tuesday evening at the
| Dorothy block IN East Granite street.
Dancing and cards were chief features OF
the evenings entertainment, after winch
a delightful supper was served.
Mr.. David A.. Patterson and MISS An
| ME Hamiline were united in marriage
| Tuesday evening at the residence Of Peter
Olsoris, in South Arizona street, Rev. j.
f. Noftsinger officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. SWEET left Thurs
| day for Mitchell, S. D.. III response to a
| telegram announcing the serious illness
CT Mrs. Swett's mother in Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Richards returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip to Cali
fornia. They We're absent from Butte
! about three weeks.
The members of the Entire Nous club
went out to Thornton Springs in a large
sleigh Wednesday evening and danced
until after midnight.
Mr.. J. Benton Leggat returned Monday
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was accompanied by Mrs. A. G. Leggat
and daughter.
Attorney William Scallon returned from
San Francisco the early part of the week
to look after some law business he has in
this city.
Miss Grace Lamont, postmistress al
Dillon. and Miss Alice Phillips of Dillon
We're visitors in Butte yesterday.
Attorney William f. Carroll spent a
few days in Madison county this week.
The Entire Nous Dancing club will give
its next dance Thursday evening.
Postmaster George W. Irwin spent last
Sunday in Anaconda.
DILLON DOINGS.
The Salvation Army of Dillon expects
to have Ensign Steger with it on Feb
ruary 1 sand II. There will also be a
lantern service on the last named even
ing.
The aides of the Episcopal church gavt
a reception last Friday evening at the
rectory to the faculty and students Oh
the State Norman school. A very inter
esting programme was rendered and al
report having had a good time.
Charles Craver, the 14-year-old boy OF
T. B. Craver of Medicine Lodge, died sud.
denly of pneumonia at his home las'
Thursday. The remains were brought t.