Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-04

The great intellectual event Of the
season toward which Butte society has
been looking forward these months is
the University course of lectures on
Shakespeare to be given at the Audi
forum, under the combined auspices OF
the Homer, the Women's and Atlas
clubs. These lectures will be delivered
each Tuesday night Con a different sub
jecD during the current month-'The
Genius of Shakespeare" next Tuesday;
"Shylock," on the 14th; "Hamlet,' on the
21st, and on the 2Sth Julius Caesar" A
dollar and fifty cents will admit a person
to the full course; single lectures, 81
cents. DR.. Maurice EisenberS, who con-
scented to deliver these lectures, is no
stranger to the Butte public. His elo-
quence has charmed his hearers on many
and all OCCASIONS where he has been
pressed into the service of the people.
His ripe scholarship, keen analysis OF
character, by years Of close psychology
cal studies and research in Shakespcarean
literature makes him pre-eminently the
best fitted of any one in the state to in
t%erest, inform and entertain the public.
AS an additional feature Of the enter
tainment the Boston & Montana band
will furnish that class OF delightful music
for which it is famed.
DR.. Eisenberg has consented to open
ilc II t. Sly NptIS' III SSGtDOi 'At'
the hope that it will be made complete
for the public interest in the higher in
tellectual life of this community. Tickets
for the curse can be had at the jewelry
store of j. H. Leyson, on North Main
street.
Miss Annie Cantwell, a niece of Mayor
Harrington, gave a sleighing party to
some of her many friends Wednesday
evening. After a tour of the town q visit
to Crystal Springs was made. There the
hostess entertained her guests in a man
ner in keeping with the occasion and then
returned them safely to their homes in
this city. Those who enjoyed her hos
pitality were Miss Julia Sullivan, Miss
Nellie Marshall. Miss Mamie Leary, Miss
Agile Kelleher, Miss Sara HaWley, Miss
Mamie Mcnamara, Miss Tessie McNam-
ara, Miss Mary TWohy, Miss Behan, Miss
Mary Murphy, Miss Kate O'Donnell, Miss
Coleman, Miss McGlynn. Miss Ida Ross,
Miss Nora O'Brien, Miss Maggie O'Brien,
Miss Bell Gronie, Miss Currie, Miss Kelly,
Miss Gurdrup, Miss May Keaton; Messrs.
Jerry O'Brien, Dan O'Brien, Jack O'Brien,
Dennis Lynch, George Glynn, VIII Ken
nedy, Jack H. Berry, F. w. Berry, Mr..
Everards, NJ. Shea, John Kennedy, Mr..
Laughlin, Mr.. Downs, Simon Behan,
Michael Sullivan, Mr.. Harrington, c. Nc
Crea, Dan Drew, Elmer White and L. j.
McGrath.
A party of young people snugly tucked
away in robes and other material calcu-
lated to keep out the cold air boarded a
sleigh or two Wednesday night and took
a ride across the fiat. They stopped at
Lynndale and had supper, made lots of
noise, had a good time generally and
managed to arrive home in time for
breakfast. Among those who comprisS
the gathering We're Miss M. S~haughnessy,
Miss F. S~haughnessy. Miss E. Davis. Miss
j.. Murphy, Miss j. Glover. Miss l.. Glover,
Miss S. Murphy, Miss NJ. Ellis, Miss G.
Tucker, Miss ]. Mulville, Miss V. Oswald,
Miss C. Voss, Miss A. Pryor, Miss q. Van
dusen, Miss E.. Mcleod, Miss 2. Eaton,
Miss F. Currie, Miss l.. Charles, Miss S.
Huattle; Messrs. P. G. Lynch, G. o.
Nadeau, G. NJ. McGarvin, H. Adams, J,
Scott, p. Goselin, a. c.. stephens, Z.
Lynch, r. Pollard, F. Griffin, B. Dell, F.
Mulch, E. Culluum, A. Reichle, John
Spafard, r. Swartz. A. Candor, F. Oar
lington, ]. Glover, S. Blair, ]. Crane, L.
Crane and e. Lane.
The members of the Calamity Whist
club were entertained Tuesday evening
by Miss Helen McKechnie at her home,
211 North Montana street. The first
prize for ladies, a handsome chatting dish,
was captured by Miss Leilah Russel; the
second prize, an elegant bracelet, was
won by Miss Lillian Whiting. Mr.. George
Busch won the g~entlemen's first prize, a
dainty pearl s~carfpin, while a shaving
brush, the second prize, fell to Gaylord
Black. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Husband, DR.. and Mrs. McCrimmon,
Mrs. Teale, Mrs. McKechnie, Miss Daisy
Dawson, Miss Dora Suprenant, Miss
Annie Richards, Miss Lillian Whiting,
Miss Pearl Royce, Miss Leilah Russell,
Miss Eliza Russell, Mr.. E. S. Passmore,
Mr.. George Busch, Mr.. Gaylord Black,
Mr.. Will Black, Mr.. George Wotering and
Mr.. B. j. Cornelius.