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

to delicious luncheons served during the
day, boat-riding, gathering wild flowers
and taking kodak pictures, besides a
jaunt to the falls above the lake, occu-
pied their attention and renderd the day
a short one. Those comprising the party,
besides Miss kohrs, We're: Miss Kate
Hammond Of Butte, Mrs. H. IA. McPher-
son, Mrs. A. D. Hoss, and Misses Vonnie
Owings, Elizabeth Thomson. Ethel Trip
pet, Mollie Wiles, Alma Bielenberg and
Mary S%tackpole."
The wedding of Miss Dorrit Ritter and
Mr.. Charles p. Greene, two charming
and popular young people Of Butte, was
celebrated at high noon on Wednesday
at the home Of the brides parents on
West Granite street. Immediately after
the ceremony a bOuntiful wedding
breakfast was served. to which the few
invited guests did ample justice. The
house was t%astefully decorated with a
profusion of beautiful pink and white
roses and carnations, with English ivy
from California festOned in a canopy
over the bridal party, while wild flow
ers from the Bitter Root valley were
scattered plentifully here and there.
The presents were elegant and appro-
pIIdle. HoppS OuPAS 'A -
to take the train for an extended east
ern trip. followed by a shower of rice
and the hearty good wishes Of those who
witnessed their departure.
Among the pretty marriages in Butte
last week was that of Mr.. James Ben
netts and Miss Lizzie Sharp. The affair
occurred at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pascoe, pa North Washington
street, Saturday evening, and was wit
messed by several relatives and imme-
date friends Of the contracting parties.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Joseph j.. Bowker and was ollOwed by
the earnest congratulations of those pres
emit. A wedding suppe was served. n
house was t%astefully decorated for the
occasion. Mr.. Pascoe is an uncle of the
bride, and with his wife officiated as a
party to the affair. He also gave her
into the custody of the groom. Mrs. Sharp
and little Misses Alice and Mary Pascoe
participated in the happy event.
Mrs. A. T. Morgan gave a poster party
on Thursday afternoon In honor OF the
Misses Scallon of Michigan. Leggat and
Arnold of st. Louis. The game of euchre
was played, the tallies and prizes con-
sisting of dainty posters. They were won
by Miss Young and Miss Black for lone
hands. Miss Theo Russell captured he
consolation prize. Mrs. Morgan's guests
were the Misses Scallon, Leggat, Arnold,
Montague of Missouri, Radley of New
York, Thomas of Anaconda, Foster. Ma
BILE Foster, Frances Thornton, LIE Beau,
Black, Patten, Doty. Hanson, Barrett,
Russell, Holland, Largely, Busch, Jennie
Sullivan, Marks, Sanders and Young.
On Wednesday,, the opening night Of
the Moth and Flame company, Mrs. Jas.
A. Murray entertained a number of
friends at a box party which was follow
ed by a jolly upper at the Butte cafe.
Arrangements for the supper were most
complete, the table being prettily trim
med and the course supper a delicious
one. Like all of Mrs. Murray's entertain
ments, the affair was a complete success.
The guests We're Mr.. n Mrs. Long, Mr..
and Mrs. Hc!brook. Miss Francis Thorn
ton, Miss Foster, Miss Black, Miss Thorn
as Of Anaconda n Miss Ellis of the
Moth and Flame company. Mr.. VIII
Dixon, Mr.. Geo.. Busch, Bob LeBeau, Glen
Harrington, Mr.. Beatty, Mr.. r. A. Cam
achan and Mr.. LeBarthe Of Trail, B. c.
Mrs. Joseph K. Clark gave a Inner last
Saturday night to Mrs. H. A. D'Acheul Of
Helena, who is visiting in Butte. There
We're IL in the party. The table was
decorated with white and red roses, the
other concentrations being an elabor-
ate cut glass and silver table service. AT
one end of the table sat j. X. Clark, with
Mrs. D'Acheul on his right: at the oppo-
site end sat Mrs. Clark and Mr.. D'Acheul,
the others being Judge Dewitt and Mrs.
j. K. Heslet, w. A. Clark and Mrs. J. B.
Welcome. George E. Gilliland of Wash
ington, Mrs. Judge Dewitt, ]. X. Heslet
and Mrs. Gilliland.
Mrs. John Welcome gave a porch
party" to her friends on the evening Of
the Fourth. All who enjoyed her hospi-
tally secured a fine view Of the fire
works display, enjoyed a delicious supper
and had an altogether pleasant time.
There were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Root, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Connell, Mr.. and
Mrs Hamilton, Mrs Lavelle. Mrs. Rus