Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-06


events in Butte social life this week was
the auspices of Louise Lodge No. 8, o.
D. H. S. in the Auditorium last Monday
evening. Its proper title was the Ma
Festival, concert and ball" and as the
proceeds We're for the benefit of the Mon
tara soldiers now in the Philippines It
was we'll p~atronized. The programme
rendered was as follows:
Address, by the ex-president of Louise
lodge; song. Glee dub: duet for piano,
Mrs. Guilmont and Prof. ED. Weber: solo.
Miss Charlotte Best: SELECTION, High
School Guitar ard Mandolin club; solo,
Mrs. L. Zorn; duet for either, Max Pari-
sci and j.. w. Janka; solo, Mrs. Fitz But
Ter; song Silver Bow Glee club.
The rendition CT the programme was
followed by a dance i'll which the entiie
throng participated. This music was fur
.nished by Prof. Bergstrom's orchestra
which is equivalent to the announcement
that it was first class in every aspect
One of the most enjoyable social affairs
of the sea n was the cake walk party
given by tn adde's of the new Dorothy
block on Frida. evening, April Is. About
200 invitations I've issued, and so many
responded that Ii spacious halls We're
filled with the elite of Butte society.
Promptly at S:45 the grand cake walk
was begun by the following persons:
Mrs. Edwin NJ. Lamb and Mr.. Sig Shil-
ling, Mrs. Granville Stuart and Mrs.
John Kirk. Mrs. T. +. Kleinschmidt and
Mrs. w. Y. Penberton. Mrs. Michael
Gleeson and Mrs. Ned Jacco. Mrs. Geo.
w. Pierce and Mr.. T. A. Baxter. Mr..
VIM. knickerbocker and Miss Jessie
Pla6 Thc. n la y-nc -, ~ AI., 'L---
W. Pierce and Mr.. Baxter.
Miss Maud Crippen, residing at the
southeast corner of Granite and Idaho
streets, was surprised by a number of
her friends last Monday evening. The
party played whist until nearly midnight
and was then served with lunch. The
prize winners We're Miss Paschal and Mir.
George Noble. Among those who COM
prlsed the gathering were Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd, MI. and Mrs. Tom Richards. My.
and Mrs. Brownfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. J.
Barlow, Mr.. and Mrs. George Noble. Mr..
and Mrs. Jeffries. Miss Lillian Paschal.
Miss Cooney, Miss Dickerson. Megsrs.
Frank w. Haskins, L. O.. Evans, Charles
Davidson, Tom j. Ellis and Cole Camp
bell.
Miss Annie Richards of 405 West Gran
lite street entertained a number Of her
s ''oiJ at W ak DlltE dI1USE-
ments last evening. The affair was given
IN n of Miss Gaddis and Miss Cooney
OF Helena and was quite enjoyable.
Among those present were Mrs. George
Noble, Miss Slemons, Miss Paschal. Miss
Cooney, Miss Gaddis. Miss Corinne Dick
erson, Miss Maud Crippen. Miss Annie
Llewelyn: Messrs. Cole Campbell, Chas.
Davidson, l.. o. Evans, DR.. Tom Ellis,
John Richards, Ralph Richards and Fred
SlemonE.
Wednesday was Reciprocity day at the
Woman's club. The papers read were
from the Anaconda and Deer Lodge
clubs. Mrs. Dorchester of the former
read one entitled Raphael" which was
listened to with marked attention. Mrs.
Holbrook read the Deer Lodge paper,
TAI Mahal," compiled by Mrs. Brantly.
Tai Mahal is a magnificent tomb in India
erected to the memory of the Empress
and Shah Of Jehen. After the regular
meeting next Thursday there will be an
executive session of the board of trustees.
The Calamity whist club met last Tues
day at the residence CT Miss Dora Super
nant in East Granite street and spent a
few hours very pleasantly. The first
prizes were won by Miss Helen McKech-
ME and Gail Black respectively.
Mr.. Howard L. Major. the well known
teacher of music, and Miss Josie Nc
Laughlin were united in marriage Wed.
nesday evening. The was per-
formed by Rev. Z. j. Groeneveld and was
witnessed by only a few Of the intimate
friends OF the contracting parties.
Mr.. +. Y. Maze. formerly general agent
FOR the Union Pacific railroad company in
this city. but now the Montana iepresen-
tative Of one OF the large powder COM
panics Of the United States. paid Ana
conda a visit Wednesday.
Nj. Melvin d. Miner and Miss Minnie