Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Of Bozeman's society, but it was a very
pleasant n successful one. There were
all sorts Of amusementS and refresh
ments. and gay, joyous laughter reigned
supreme. The children present We're: Will
liam Walsh, Joe Soper, Hortense Kilsch-
ner, John TAFT, Matthew Hill, Glen Cor
don, Madeline Phillips, Barnett Fisher,
Margery M~cNaughten, Robert Gray, Lu-
Glen Benepe. William Yerkes, Mary
Chase Kenyon, Dorothy IRELAND, Fran
ces Kyle, Faulkner Carter of irginia,
Howard Kirk, Lorraine Freeman of
Butte, Mary Cain, Eugene Howard,
Laura McNaughten and Edith McKen
zie.
In honor of Miss Perle Schmalhausen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Story entertained the
members of the Entire Nous club on Mon
day night. Miss Schmalhausen, who has
just completed a term of school in the
country, left the next morning for a visit
with friends and relatives in Missoula.
Progressive whist was played in the fore
part of the evening after which the club
sang operate selections under the baton
Of the genial host. Mr.. Story prepared
a bowl of Roman punch, which one and
al lagreed proves him a cononisseur of
refreshing beverages. and the guests We're
at liberty to partake thereof whenever so
disposed. The following members of the
club We're present to bid Miss Schmal-
ANo'Si Soou-pNc. NiSScS IdIkiIS, AliI-
garet Ferris, Annabel and Blanche Flow
ers; Messrs. II. H. Howard, Leonard
Hansen and Fred Wilson.
MIS-. G, r.. Sutton's entertainment on
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Grace
custer, her niece. of Logansport, Ind,
was in the form of IA cat party, entitled,
Cats" of which the following
are a few: "A cat and a part of a tree
catalogue: " Il eats father 'catspaw: "a
cat and a Chinaman's hair" catacue: "a
cat and the man who shot the apple"
cattle CTelD. Miss Flowers was the most
successful one in guessing and was pre-
scented with a beautiful steel engraving,
framed. of kittens playing in and around
a basket. Blanche and Annabel Flowers
did the honors of the house. Refresh
ments of a dainty character were served.
which closed the afternoon. Miss Custer
left with her grandfather on the night
train for the east, well pleased with her
trip to the coast. the park and last but
not least, Bozeman and its people.
Last Saturday evening the members of
William English post. G. A. r., and la
dies Of the relief corps gave an informal
reception to several distinguished guests
rom out of town. namely: Colonel San
ders of Helena, Dr.. and Mrs. Holmes,
formerly of Butte. and Mr. II Mrs. j. e.
Sherwood Of iCrcinnati. Colonel Sanders
| and DR.. Holmes favored the audience
with entertaining speeches, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwood each received merited APP
plause for their evolutionary ability. Mrs.
Sherwood recited the touching poem 'The
Sun Went Down." and responded to an
enchOre with two humorous sketches. Mr..
Sherwood rendered in a spirited manner,
1.-THE Flag is Passing BY" and when en-
Enthusiastically recalled gave Eugene
Fields "Seein' Things at Night" in a real
istic. mirth-provoking manner. The sing
Ing Of patriotic songs and disposing of de-
licious refreshments provided by the re-
lief corps finished a delightful evening.
from which all dispersed feeling it had
been good to be there.