Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-19

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Il Mrs. Lavelle gave a delightful card
party on Wednesday afternoon in honor
of the visiting young ladies. The game
played was euchre, and delicious refresh
ments We're served during the progress
of the game, after which the prizes were
awarded, as follows: First prize, a beau
tifut cut glass powder box, Mrs. j. A.
Murray; second, a cut glass vase, Miss
Patrick; lone hand prize, a handsome
plate, Mrs. Shaw; consolation prizes,
Miss Frances Thornton and Mrs. Lloyd.
Those present were: Mrs. Jack Noyes,
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Long, Mrs. J. A. Muir
ray. Mrs. Harrington. Mrs. Mediation,
Mrs. Forbis, Mrs. Cotter. Mrs. Morgan,
Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. HolbrOok, Mrs. Thorn
ton, Mrs. Lloyd. Miss Patrick of Chicago,
Miss Lacey of New York, Miss Thornton,
Miss Frances Thornton, Miss La Beau,
Miss Thomas Of Anaconda, Miss Foster
and Miss Matte Foster.
The most enjoyable event of the week
socially was the dancing party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Forbis at Crystal
Springs on Friday evening, in honor of
the Misses Thornton. The guests met at
the home of Mrs. Forbis, on West Broad
way, and were driven to the springs in
band wagons. The night being perfect,
the drive to and from the springs was
greatly enjoyed. The entire place was
given over to the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Forbis, as we'll as the summer houses of
Mrs. Forbis and Mrs. Thornton. De-
lightful music was furnished, and that
the party was a success in every particu-
lar was proven by the lateness of the
hour when the guests reluctantly re-
turned home. There were about 100 pres
ent.
Mrs. Busch gave an informal card party
on Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Howard. Euchre was played
and the prizes We're won as follows: First,
a picture, Mrs. Holbrook; second, a ca
meo vase, Mrs. Mediation. Delicious re-
freshments We're served and each guest
received a dainty souvenir, a box of bon
bons. Those present were: Mrs. How
ard, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Long, Mrs.
Lynch, Mrs. Mediation, Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. Witherspoon, Mrs. Lavelle, Mrs. j.
"A. Murray, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Forbis,
Mrs. Holbrook.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Harris entertained a party of
friends at dinner at Lyndale in honor of
Mr.. Parsons of Denver. After a delicious
dinner dancing was INDUCED in and a
most delightful evening spent. There We're
present, beside Mr.. and Mrs. Harris and
the guest of honor, Mr.. Parsons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Cotter,
Misses Lacey, Patrick, Thornton, Fran
ces Thornton, Foster, Thomas; Messrs.
McGinniss, Kirkman, Heinze, Mantle,
George Clark, Cunningham and DR.. Rem
tsch.
Mrs. Lynch entertained about 80 of her
friends at euchre on Thursday afternoon.
The prizes were very numerous and We're
awarded as follows: First, a handsome
lamp, won by Mrs. Grigg; second, half
dozen HaViland bread and butter plates,
Mrs. WithNrspoon; third, counterpiece
of drawn work, Mrs. Woolman of Chi
cago; fourth, Bohemian glass puff box,
Mrs. Gillie: lone hand prize, tea cloth of
drawn work, Mrs. Thornton: guest prize,
a handsome purse Mrs. Talbot.
Mrs. COtter gave a charming dinner on
Saturday evening last in honor of her
guest, Miss Lacey. The decorations were
very beautiful, being of American beauty
roses. There We're present Mr.. and Mrs.
Connell, Misses Lacey of New York, Pat
rick of Chicago, Thornton, Radley of New
York; Messrs. Heinze, Mantle, McGinniss,
Carnochan and DR.. Renisch.
w. A. Smith of the Babcock store leaves
tonight for Chicago and other eastern
cities in search of recreation and bust
ness. Mrs. Smith and baby are now east
and on the return trip of Mr.. Smith they
will accompany him to Butte.
C. l.. Smith, the insurance agent, left
last Wednesday for st. Louis, where, in a
few days, he and Miss Georgia Gibbs of
that city will be united in marriage. They
will come to Butte via Colorado, and will
be at home to their friends about the MD
die of September.
J. H. Leyson left Wednesday for the
Yellowstone park. On arriving there he
will be joined by D. w. Deilinger of st.
Paul and Louis II. Vogel Of Boston,, who
Is Mr.. Leyson's nephew.
Mrs. ]. T.. Perron. a popular clerk in the
Hennessy store, has just recovered from
an attack of illness, and is again on duty
in her department.
M. D.. Leehey and Justin Butler left
"wednesday for Seattle to attend a meet
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