Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-16

oma while the groom is a prosperous
and well-to-do business man of this city,
both of whom v grown from child
hood, almost, in Deer Lodge. May hap
piness and prosperity be theirs to a great
degree.
The paTlors We're most eXQuisitely
decorated with smilax, ferns, roses and
carnations in great profusion.
AS souvenirs of the wedding dainty
boxes, trimmed in white satin, containing
a piece of the wedding cake, were pre-
sented to each of the ladies present.
The presents were very numerous and
costly. .t.h.
Among the Out-Of-toWn guests present
We're Judge and Mrs. yelling Napton,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. Whitehill and H. T.
Napton OF Anaconda; Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad kohrs and daughter. Miss Katherine
Kohrs, and Miss Cory, of Helena; Rev.
and Mrs. E. ]. Groeneveld of Butte: Mr..
and Mrs. c.. G. Birdseye of Avon; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Elliott and Joe Muir of Demp-
sey.
THE happy couple left on today's noon
train for a visit to the coast cities, and
after about two weeks will return to
Deer Lodge n take up their residence
at the Higgins home, which has been
thoroughly refitted and furnished for
the occasion. At the depot quite a num-
Der of their friends were present to see
them depart, and literally covered them
with hover of rice.'
Mrs. w. w. Dixon gave a most delight
full luncheon in Tor of Mrs. Arthur
Heinze of New York and Mrs. Harris,
formerly of Helena but now of Butte,
in the parlors of the Butte hotel on last
Saturday afternoon. Covers were laid
for tWenty-fOur guests, who thoroughly
enjoyed the occasion. The table decora-
tions We're most elaborate as well as
beautiful. The color scheme was GRIM
son and pink; the flowers, roses and
carnations. Ascut glass BOWL of magnifi-
cent American Beauty roses graced the
center of the table, while baskets of car
nations were placed here and there at
Irregular intervals i~nterSpersed with tail
crystal vases of the same graceful flower.
A beautiful candy basket was filed with
choice corrections, While branded fruits
and candies still further tempted the
appetite. Clusters of roses We're present.
ed each guest, While the name cards
were dainty pen and ink drawings. The
guests of Mrs. Dixon We're Mrs. Arthur
HeinZe, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. John Moves,
Mrs. Connell, Mrs. Joe Clark, Mrs.
Freund, Mrs. Keene, Mrs. Haldorn. Mrs.
Cotter. Mrs. 4. j. Murray, Mrs. Nee.
White, Mrs. Forbis, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Tom
Noyes. Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. B~roadwater of
Helena, Mrs. Jack Noyes, Mrs. Hen
messy, Mrs. II. O. Wilson, Mrs. Shaw.
Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. Speer, Mrs. Sisley
and Mrs. Dawson.
Change is the symbol of progress, and
as this fact has become an accepted
maxim with the Woman's club, a new
order of events was pu! to the test last
Wednesday and proved very satisfactory.
The intermission-that desarvedly pop
ular e~scape-valve for friendly greetings
and the exchange of social amenities
was changed SO as to follow the general
discussion, and precede the first paper.
E. New books formed the topic for general
discussion, and the works of several
authors We're reviewed. "Macheavelli,
the Man of Letters and Statecraft," was
. presented in a new and original light by
Miss Nash, whose paper was read by
Mrs. w. j. Christie. The writer's views
| were not sustained by all the members,
and a lively debate followed. Mrs.
Kern's description of Tasso, Last of the
Great Four" impressed upon her hearers
! the superior influence of mind over mat
ter, and the owe of genius to execute
a great work even amid besetting trials
and sorrows. In discussing this subject
Miss TURNKEY gave an entertaining re-
view of Tasso's great epic, Jerusalem
Delivered" Next Wednesday the socia.
and domestic science department will be
represented by Mrs. Buzzo and Mrs.
Reimel.
! The uniformed rank of Silver Bow
company No. 2, knights of Pythias, will
give it's first annua! ball in Renshaw
hall next Tuesday evening, and it will
doubtless be one of the social events CT
the season, as all necessary arrange
n1ents ha We been completed for a raaliEa-
ton of the ~cornpany's fondest hopes.
Following are the committees and their
members: Observation-Disclosures H.
| Stevens, Frank Talbot, Albert Doull and
! w. w. Jenkins. ~Reception-J. H.. Ley
son., John G. Evans. A. G.. Elerick. John
Robinson, A. c. Leggat and Richard
Poull. Carl Galliger will be the floor
manager and will have as his assistants
DR.. A. w. Johnston. NJ. NJ. Meyer, H. X.
Hoffman. Andrew Nordin, Fred r. Kluge
and Harry Blumkin.