Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-04

So"hS loOJ iSCelNeu HlaIly UdluSOIIlc
presents. |
Doings in Billings.
The Fraternal Union of America lodge
has elected officers as follows: F.. M,
Truth, Mrs. o. A. Tschudy; Mercy, Miss
Jessie Crawford: Protector. Mrs. A. j.
Gilsdorf; secretary, Mrs. DR.. Clark;
treasurer, Dr.. Clark; guide, Austin
North; stewards. Miss Lane and Mrs.
Austin North. The installation ceremonies
took place Thursday evening with L.. l..
Moffett as installing officer.
A number of the friends of c. 4. Smith
gave him a surprise party in honor of his
2Sth birthday Tuesday evening at the
residence of r. B.. Huckleberry. A pleas
ant evening was spent with cards and
social conversation, and bountiful re-
freshments were served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Schwanz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pur-
cell, Miss Annie Lane, Miss Marie Rob-
erts, Miss Mamie Booth, Miss Blanch
Booth, Mr.. Louis Booth and Mr.. Frank
Bryan.
On Friday evening of last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. F. Clement pleasantly entertain
ed a party of their friends at duplicate
whist. After a series Of w~eil-contested
games Miss Panton and Mr.. Matheson
were the VictOrs, and We're each rewarded
with a box of delicious home made candy.
At the close of the games the party ad-
journed to the dining room where re-
freshments were served. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Handel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matheson, Misses Jennie and Minnie Pan
ton and Mr.. 2. M. Gallaher.
Last Thursday Mrs. H.. N. Kennedy en-
tertained the ladies of st. Luke'S guild
and other ladies at a poster party for the
benefit of the building fund of the church.
Mrs. d. M. Parker and Misses Minnie
Panton, Rene MCDANIEL and Bessie Platt
assisted the hostess. Mrs. Railsback, Mrs.
Hassler and Miss Crawford obtained the
same number of marks for proficiency in
guessing what advertisement the dllier-
ent pictures submitted to them represent
+, ed. AS there We're but a first and second
prize the ladies drew lots. and the first,
a sterling silver chatelaine pin holder
was won by Mis-. Railsback and the sec
ond by Miss Crawford, who received a
! set of Whist counters. Cake and coffee
were served, and the occasion was voted
a very pleasant and successful one.
The concert given by r. i. Georges
music class in the congregational Mon
day night was well attended by a large
audience, who enjoyed a deci led treat.
The singing was a surprise 20 most Oh
the audience who did not realize how
much latent talent there was in town, ana
the doll drill by 80 little girls made a very
pretty tableau.
The first of the social evenings Of the
local camp of the Woodmen of the World
occurred last Thursday, and was partlci-
pated in by a large NUMBER OF Ihelr
friends of both sexes. Dancing was IN
dulged in until midnight in the vacant
store under the lodge room, ana was
heartily enjoyed. The "~neighDo:s are
good entertainers, and their social enter
tainment are greatly appreciated.
w. M. Johnston, county attorney, went
IN to Red Lodge last Week 70 assist the
county attorney of Carbon county, MY.
Reno, in the prosecution OF Hanan ana
others, accused of stealing ii Wagon loao
of supplies belonging to Sam Garrln OF
his city. The defendants did not appear
and the case was continued FOR 30 Jays
Mr.. Johnston had been retained ny WI
= GarVin to assist.
daughter of Mr.. Walter Mathesoh, visit
, ed this week with her uncle ana aunt III
this city. and departs tomorrow morhlns
!, for Washington to continue her s,uoieS
in painting. She expects TO spend seVeIa'
wears in Washington and New YORK. me
Young lady gives evidence VI
artistic talent, and her friends nave grea'
5 hopes of her success as an artlst.
Henry Mueller and daughter OF Butte
wore in the city yesterday for a DAY $ Wis
II while en- route to New YORK city Oh d
!; visit Mr.. Mueller is president OF the Cen
tcnnial Brewing company or Butte, ano
;, although not Directly interested IN the
now brewery project for Billings, was as
sisting MI. Best in the preliminary de
tails.
; John MCDANIEL, who had been visiting
his sister Miss Rene MCDANIEL at DR.. >
: II. Rinehart's for a week, left yesterday
mornmorning for his home IN Fargo n. -
J 7. E. Hughes, Dick Hicks, Doc Wells
1 Holm Christ. T.. X. Campbell and FREQ
Bachelder were in Red Lodge last weel
. ana Witnessed the hanging of Thos. Sal
= mon.
A, b. Lamott of Roundup is in the cit!
: for a few days.
E p =. Thoms returned yesterday from
I his trip to Spokane.
n II. G.. Lyon of Red Lodge is in Billings
today on business.
u ]. F.. Edwards, the Junction merchant
, had business in the city yesterday.
County Attorney Porter of Mile
CITY had court business IN Billings yes
terday.
The De-su-ah club will give anothe
dance in the armory hall on Saturda.
# night, Feb. 4.
w. Il. Calhount visited Red Lodge las
week and was a witness at the execution
of Thomas Salmon.
cao Soule was in Butte a couple of day