Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-18

The Entire Nous Dancing club gave an
other Of it's delightful parties at Renshaw
hall or Thursday evening. Bergstrom's
orchestra furnished the music. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G.
Hammer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Braddock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Barker, Jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. George Noble,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heilbronner, Miss
Nellie Black, Miss Maude Crippen, Miss
Gertie Wells, Miss Leilah Russell, Miss
Eliza Russell, Miss Helen McKechnie, Miss
Olita Hensley, Miss BERTHE Hammer, Miss
Wright, Miss Belle Murta, Miss FOSSIL
man, Miss Daisy Dawson, Miss Murphy,
Miss Theo Russell, Miss Corinne Dicker-
Miss Hanon, Miss Mae Sullivan, Miss
Hannah Llewellyn, Miss Eva Stras-
burger, Miss Cornelius, Miss Lillian
Whiting, Miss Kate Bostwick; MI. Cole
Campbell, Mr.. Eugene Dickerson, Mr..
Larkin, Mr.. George Curtis, MI. James
Hodgens, Mr.. Thomas Fosselman, Mr.. Ed
Passmore, Mr.. F. E. Cooney, Mr.. E. NJ.
Crumrine, Mr.. W. Mcdowell, Mr.. John
Shelton, Mr.. L. o. Evans, Mr.. 7. j. Ellis,
Mr.. Gaylord Black, Mr.. e. P. Passmore,
Heilbronner, Mr.. I. A. Heilbronner, Mr..
Fred Slemmons, Mr.. Bob Macarthur, Mr..
B. j. Cornelius, Mr.. George Wotering,
Mr.. VIII Davidson, Mr.. Robert Lindsay,
Mr.. Frank w. Haskins and Mr.. Brins-
maid.
Last Monday evening a pleasant sur
prise party was rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Jones of Utah avenue the occasion
being their china wedding. Mr.. Jones is
a popular employee of the Street Railway
company. The time was spent in various
ways, music, dancing and the rendition
of vocal solos forming a part of the fes-
tivities. A repast, served in most ex-
quisite style, was partaken of by the
gathering. A special feature was the
presentation of a handsome china dinner
set to Mr.. and Mrs. Jones in commemora-
ton Of the affair. 1t was the gift of the
member of the entire party. Among
those who comprised the gathering We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Else, Mr.. Else, Mr.. and Mrs.
McHugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Witcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. INNER
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes, Mrs. and the Misses Brown;
Messrs. Brown, Geseke, Trembath, Byrne
and Oldfather.
The members of the Calamity Whist
club met at the residence of Miss Pearl
Royce, on West Broadway, last Tuesday
evening n were right royalty enter
tanned. Miss Royce was assisted by Mrs.
John T. Braddock and Mrs. Salter. The
ladies first prize was won by Miss Daisy
Dawson, the prize for gentlemen by J. T.
ID COdoChs hos plSSSIit "SlS u civ
Mrs. John T. Braddock, Mrs. Salter, Mrs.
C .Bausman, Miss Kilfeather, Miss Leilah
Russell, Miss Nellie Black, Miss Maude
Crippen, Miss Daisy Dawson, Miss Dora
suprenant, Miss Agnes Daily, Miss Helen
McKechnie, Miss Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Husband, Miss Kate Borth-
wick, Miss Lille Whiting, Miss Corinne
Dickerson; Mr.. Frank w. Haskins, Mr..
Wotering, Mr.. Ashford, Mr.. George
Busch, Mr.. Ellis Passmore, Mr.. Ed Pass
~ nv IN,1rnYn nip1ynpSNr NTr Pnn1Yn-
Teller, Mr.. Gaylord Black, Mr.. Will Black
and Mr.. Will Davidson.
Miss Annie Richards entertained a few
friends at whist at her home, 405 West
Granite street, on Wednesday evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Noble, Miss Lillian Paschal, Miss Daisy
Dawson, Miss Corinne Dickerson, Miss
Maude Crippen, Miss Dora Suprenant,
Miss hannah Llewellyn; Mr.. Thomas
Ellis, Mr.. Ed Crumrine, Mr.. Thomas Fos-
selman, Mr.. Charles Davidson, Mr.. Jas
per Jordan, Mr.. John Richards, DR.. Cow
perthwaite, Mr.. j. H. Heilbronner and
Frank w. Haskins. The prizes were won
by Miss Daisy Dawson and Mr.. T. J.
Ellis. After the card playing delicious
refreshments We're served.
On Wednesday at the meeting OF the
Woman's club the art and mu-
sic department had charge. Mrs.
CAVITY read a very interesting paper en-
titled "The Famous Portrait Painters"
She gave the life and work of Joshua
Reynolds, Lawrence and Gainsboro Miss
Wilson gave a very interesting talk on
"Voice Culture" ,
Mrs. Kelly, chairman of the art and
music department. has called a meeting
for Tuesday, the 21st, to be held at the
residence of Mrs, Hamilton, 921 West
Broadway at 8 o'clock.
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The members of the Homer club roy
ally entertained their president, Mrs.
Hammond. The table was laid for "a, in
Moore, at luncheon at the home Of Mrs.