Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25

party given by Miss Alberta A. Hammer
at her home in West Granite street last
evening. The young hostess made her
guests feel perfectly at ease and enter
tanned them in royal style. Besides the
game of whist there was music, and at
the proper time lunch was served. Among
those who enjoyed the hospitality of the
household in general and Miss Hammer
in particular We're Miss Bretherton, Miss
Innes, Miss Edna Reed of Deer Lodge,
Miss Mamie Duff, Miss Theo Russell,
Miss Grace Horne, Miss Allie Lowry,
Miss Matte Fish, Miss Maud Sampson,
Miss Kate Bostwick, Miss Ev Steele;
Messrs. Guy Davidson, Donovan, OFT, IL.
Hopkins, Wallace Bretherton, Floyd
Bushnell, Leonard Sampson, w. G.. Slider
fin, Charles Fiske, Will Davidson and Dr..
Rickart. The ladies' first prize was won
by Miss Eva Steele and the second by
Miss Duff; of the prizes for the opposite
sex the first was captured by Dr.. Rickart
and the second by H.. Hopkins.
The last issue of the Livingston Post
contained the following:
Sunday evening, March 10, occurred
the marriage of e. r. Powell and Alto
Mac Martin at the First Presbyterian
church in Butte. Rev. Gr~oeneveld per-
formed the ceremony which joined the
happy couple. The groom is employed
in the office OF division storekeeper of the
Northern Pacific at this place and is an
energetic and progressive young man.
Miss Martin is we'll known in this city,
having but recently emoved from here
to Butte. She is a very popular young
lady, entirely loveable and possessing
many charming personal graceS Whlcn
won her a host of friends and admirers.
A wide circle of friends congratulate the
couple and wish them a happy and pros
porous voyage through life. They will
make their home temporarily at ia
South Dakota street, Butte, where they
will be at home to their friends after
March 20. They will make their per-
manent home in this CITY,"
Miss Daisy Dawson entertained a num-
Der of her friends at cards Tuesday night.
The first prize for ladies, which consisted
of a handsome clock, was won by Mrs.
j. X. Mcdonald, and the first prize for
gentlemen by Frank w. Haskins. The
party was entirely informal and was
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Teackle-
bury Of London, Ont, who left for their
home on Wednesday after having spent
a few weeks as the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
McCrimmon of this city. Those present
were DR.. and Mrs. McCrimmon, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Dawson, Miss Helen McKechnie, Mr.. and
NILS. IedChleUuly ), NllSo L NhiS'
Annie Richards, Mr.. Frank w. Haskins,
Mr.. William d. Burbage, Mr.. John A.
Shelton, Mr.. w. Wallace Mcdowell and
Mr.. MetZger.
Members of the lodge of Elks in this
city held a social session in their hall
Thursday evening and during a portion
of yesterday morning. Among the guests
We're some of the members of the James
Kidder-Warde company which has been
holding down the boards at the Grand
opera house this week. The session was
an enjoyable one from beginning to nd.
A theater party comprising Mrs. Emil
Timer, Mrs. Edwin Norris, Miss Myelle
Powers, Miss Edna Squires, Miss Tellet-
son, Mis- Thorpe, Miss Ennis, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Jones, A. L.. Stone, L.. j. Price,
Fred Waldorf, John J.. Welles and F. c.
Cress, all of Dillon, arrived in the city
this morning and attended the matinee
at the Grand his afternoon.
The Entire Nous Dancing club will give
it's next dance at Renshaw hall on April
9th. This will give those who have been
observing Lent so steadfastly an oppor-
tunity to enjoy one whole evening or
dancing.
Mr.. Will Davidson and Miss Kate
Bostwick, two Well known young society
people of this city, are to be united in
marriage on the Monday following Eas-
ter Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson, mother of Hugh
Wilson, proprietor of the Butte and Nc
Dermott hotels, arrived in the city from
Ohio last Thursday and will remain a few
weeks.
The Catholic aides of Centerville and
4 I I'LL 1yi11 nnnn n fniy> in MinnrS'
union hall in this city April 10. The pro-
ceeds will go to st. Lawrence church.
Mr.. Dexter J. Smith and Miss Irene
LaFaille of this city were united in mar
riage last Monday. They are at home at
No. COS South Montana street.
Miss Helen Parker, formerly one of the
Butte society ladies, but now a resident
of Ogden, is expected here next month
to spend a few weeks with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Morris came over
from Pony a few days ago for the pur-
row evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Clark are expected
to return from their trip abroad about
May 1. During their absence they will
visit Egypt.
Mrs. A. c. %Sandberg left last Tuesday
for Arlington, ILL.,, where she expects to
spend the summer with her mother n
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Clark and
Miss Kate Clark are now at Genoa, Italy,
but will soon return to America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Root, old resi-
dents of Madison county, are visiting
relatives and friends in his city.
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