Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-18
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Dillon, Oct. 16,


Dillon. Oct. 16.
A very delightful reception was given
Friday evening in the high school build
ing. by the teachers and pupils of the
high school,. to their parents and a few
invited guests. The rooms were a%rtisti-
cally decorated in orange and purple, and
each pupil of the school wore a badge Of
the same colors. The guests were pleas
antly entertained by the rendering Of
the following programme.
Plano SOLO ............. Grace Greater
Vocal Quartette ......... ........ u.
Misses Florence Carter, Emma Burfiend,
Me!rose Morton, Mamie Featherly.
Recitation Miss Mamie Mcintosh
Guitar Solo........M Miss Beulah Browning
Recitation ........ Miss Mamie Adams
Vocal Solo ........... ...Miss Jette Pierce
Recitation ......... Miss Lid Callander
Vocal Solo ...... Miss Melrose Morton
Recitation ............ Miss Evelyne Kin
Piano Solo ...... miss Minnie Johnson
At the conclusion of this programme
refreshments consisting of ice cream and
cake were served, after which a discussion
of the relation of school and Home was
given by Miss Anna L. Harwood of the
Normal.
The Relation of the Home to the
School, by Mrs. H. H. Swain.
school as a Normal Influence" by Rev.
II. Cope of the Baptist church.
This is the first entertainment that has
been by the school f or a number of years
and the teachers and pupils are both to
be commended for their ability in PLAN
ming and carrying out such a successful
entertainment.
The social event of last week was an
entertaining party given Friday after
noon by MeSdameS w. a. Jones, A.. V.
tam and f. j. Bowman at the beau
tiful home of the former. At the appoint
ed hour about fifty ladies responded to
neat invitations sent out the early p art
of the week. The entertainment for the
afternoon was gotten up in the form Of a
wedding menu. A list of questions We're
asked in the form of a written proposal.
The answer OF each question w as some
article mentioned i n the wedding MENU.
The guests partook of light refreshments.
The ladies regretted when tine hour Of de-
parture came for the close of such a
pleasant afternoons entertainment.
A q ueer looking object in the form of
what one would call a scare crow, was
seen hanging near the entrance of t he
Normal building early this morning.
This representation of an up to date gen.
tleman had been hung during the night.
A large card bearing the following warm
ing was hung about his neck, 80 endeth
the lives of all those who go about at
night peaking in windows, they shall
likewise come to the same fate"
Miss Marguerite Conger departed for
her home in Illinois Monday, after a
years s%ojourn in Dillon. Miss Conger
made many warm friends during her stay
here, who regret her departure.
Mrs. William Boatman and children of
Centennial, arrived in the city Monday
for a visit. They are the guests of Mrs.
Boatman's father, Mr.. Joe Rich.
Miss Lena Page left today for her home
in Twin Bridges to attend the marriage of
her sister, Miss Minnie to Mr.. Van Orsdell
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Voc and children returned
from Cambridge, Ohio, Monday morning,
after a four months visit.
Miss Ethel Bond expects to leave
Thursday to attend the business college
at Butte this winter.
Jake Miller and L. A. Burrows enjoyed
the sights of Butte and Anaconda last
week.
O.. NJ. Best left this morning for Vir-
ginia City and Sheridan on business.
James Dunston left Friday for a short
visit II the smoky city.
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