Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-08

Friday afternoon Mrs. Thomas Lavelle
charmingly entertained a large number
of friends at a progressive euchre party
given in homo of Miss Radley of New
York, who is the guest of Mrs. Council
for the summer. The house was lavishly
trimmed with cut flowers and the scene
was a most attractive one, the ladies be
Ing daintily gowned in most exquisite
summer toilets. The prizes We're beauti-
full and unusually numerous. The first,
won by Mrs. Leyde, was a cut glass COR
dial set; the second, won by Mrs. Cotter.
a royal bon-bon urn. Miss Montague, a
guest of Mrs. Eugene Carroll, and Miss
Sullivan, We're the happy recipients of the
first and second prizes for young ladies,
a lockwood clock and a royal worcester
chocolate pot. Mrs. Holbrook captured
the lone hand prize, an exquisite cut glass
vase. while the BOBBY prize, a cut glass
bon-bon, was presented to the guest of
honor, Miss Radley. There was also n
prize for those who attended the party
but did not play cards. 1t was a hand
some cut glass plate and was won OH a
cut by Mrs. Ellis Passmore. Ices were
served during the afternoon and were
thoroughly appreciated, on such a warn
day. The scene during the distribution
of prizes was ar unusually animated one,
there being so many to compete for. and
after bidding the hostess goodbye, it
seemed that prizes were being borne tri-
u~mphantly homeward in all directions.
About so ladies enjoyed Mrs. Lavelle's
hospitality.
An affair most informal in it's charac-
ter, but one thoroughly enjoyed and APP
preciated by his friends, was the "Pyro-
technic Party" given at the charming
home of Senator Mantle in the evening of
the Fourth. The senator had provided an
array of fireworks which bid fair to out
do the display made by the city. These
were discharged by eager volunteers I'M
der the hosts direction and enthusiastic
cally received by the guests, who were
surprised and charmed by the unexpected
b%rilEancy Of the scene. Owing to the light
fall of rain the display Of fireworks was
not concluded until rather late and was
followed by a delicious supper. The in
formality and congenialty Of the occasion
We're SO thoroughly enjoyed that the
guests fingered loath to end so delightful
ar evening. Dancing, singing and, last
of all, a cake walk helped to speed the
hours away. AS a last token Of good will
n appreciation, a loving cup was passed
in which all drank continued. health,
prosperity and happiness to the genial
host and his mother. There We're present.:
NJ. and Mrs. w. Nee. White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris, Mr.. ard Mrs. Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cotter, Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Passmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Heslet, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A.. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Forbis, Miss Young, Miss Foster, Miss
Thornton, Miss Franc Thornton, Miss
Thomas. Miss Marks. Miss Hickman and
Miss Lacey. of New York: Senate w. A.
Clark, Mr.. F. Aug. HeinZe, DR.. Hall, Mr..
Gray of Chicago, Mr.. Machines, Mr.. R.
A. Camochan, DIR. Renick, Mr.. futile, Mr..
Raymond, Mr.. Geo. Busch, Mr.. Bob Lee
Beau and Mr.. Whitnore.
Mr.. John Strobel and Miss Title Ma
deau were united in marriage at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, No. Ii South
Wyoming street, at II o'clock last Mon
day morning. The groom being a MEM
Der of the order. of Eagles, the ceremony
was performed by Rab Maurice Eisen-
berg, grand chaplain of the organiZa-
ton. After the m the bridal party
sat down to a sumptuous wedding feast.
During the afternoon and evening friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Strobel, including school,
mates Of the charming bride and men,
bers of the Eagles, dropped in to pay
their respects. A continuous luncheon
and reception was held until II o'clock at
night, when the happy couple repaired
to the handsomely furnished house of the
groom at 511 West Silver street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Strobel received a large number of
presents. Mr.. Strobel has an extensive
acquaintanceship in Butte, having been
engaged in business here for sevral years.
The bride is a native of California. but
was educated and grew to womanhoo
in this city. where she, too, has a wide
circle Of admirers and friends.
The last issue Of the Deer Lodge Silver
State contained the following notice Of
an outing in Deer Lodge county, given
in honor of a Butte young lady:
Miss Katherine Kohrs entertained a
number of her friends at Rock Creek lake
last Friday. in honor of her guest, Miss
Kate Hammond Of Butte. The day was
Q delightful n and full of enjoyment for
chose who were of the party. In addition