Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-28

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w. Forbis, Miss Galbraith, Herman Har-
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. George Haldorn, James
Higgins, Miss Hyde, Mr.. Higgins Of
Deer Lodge. MI. and Mrs. sam NJ.
tombstone, Miss Larabie and Don Lara
bic of Deer Lodge. Percy LeBeau. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller. Miss Virgie Pat
ten. Miss Richards, Mr.. Stamm, Charles
Sullivan, Thomas J. Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs. John b. Welcome. Miss Word II
Charles Word.
The fourth meeting Of the Woman's
club was held on Wednesday,. with the
music department in charge. Music day
has always been most popular with the
club. and a delightful programme had
been prepared for the entertainment Of
the other departments, but out Of de-
ference to the m of Mrs. Bray. who
was a member Of the club, the department
postponed the musical Illustrations of the
TOPICS until next week.
Mrs. MacNevin read a paper on Greg
Dry the Great and his influence on
Church Music" as shown even to-day
in the masses and Gregorian chants.
Mrs. MacNevin also described the works
of Palestine as bel y marvellous in their
contraputal skill. making the apparently
independent melodies of thel different
v~oice-parts constantly combine in simple
and lovely harmonies.
Miss Esther Pettibone favored the club
with an interesting glimpse of the works
of Peri AID Monteverde,' two composers
who appear to have been the first gifted
With a real genius for the dramatic. Not
until some fifty years later was the term
opera given to such compositions. Miss
Pettibone reviewed thoroughly the reci-
tative nature of the early Renaissance
music. so pregnant with meaning and
faithful III possibilities.
The club then adjourned to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Bray, whose many friends
wished to be present during the last
rites.
The tourists have donnad their snven-
league boots once more. and are travel
ing over land and Sea to sunny Italy. to
feast on the wonders and magniicence
of things past. At the next meeting the
club will listen to a resume of their mean
ders in Florence With Dante.
A pleasant farewell party was given by
Charles and George Ross at their home.
No. 1924 Utah avenue, last Friday even
ing. for the Misses Little of Baltimore,
Md. The spacious parlors, dining room
and hall were decorated with beautiful
potted plants and cut flowers. Dancing
was INDUCED in down stairs; cards and
games upstairs. Elegant refreshments
| were served at midnight. Among those
present We're the Misses Edith and Isa-
bella little of Baltimore, Cora Woods of
Deer Lodge, jamie and Lille Webster,
Pearl and Lille Lambrecht, Wilson,,
Bowman. Charles, Haskins, German,
Howell, Russell, Hamlin. Curtis, samp-
sol Price, Bowen, Shively, Meiklejohn,
Dawson, Savage, Biebstel, and kehoe;
Mcssrs. Charles and George Ross, Samp-
son. Curtis, Baker, Hines, Davies. Hanly,
IJJ-1ar1 fSrSf9ith Glnyar Ap,l;ha1l A.
kins, Meikeljohn, Mcdonald, Albritton,
Kane. Caldwell, Harmon, Tallant, Daw-
son Heilbronner, Mills, German. Han
son, Balmforth, Lynch, Jones, Heinze,
Fish, Bates, Brown. Richards, Delaney,
Sampson, Hoskins. Mr.. and Mrs. D.. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. Lemly of
Baltimore, Mrs. NorVill of Parrot and
Mrs. Miers of Ennis.
The attraction in musical circles for
the coming week is the concert of the
Schubert Symphony club and Lady
Quartet at the Auditorium, Friday even
ing, November 8. Their coming is 4 So
ciety event and is GRADED with joy.
This is their last tour in these parts
and all will do well to hear them. II
you enjoy the sweetest Of singing, rurest
of fun and brightest of music, YOU can
safely look forword to their entertain
ment as a great treat, and the cOuntrN
is not overrun with this class Of enter
tainments. In fact, as entertainers Of dill
the musical and the masses-this COM
pany stands on the top round in The lad
der of public approval.
Next week several receptions will be
given in honor of soldiers who did duty
in the Philippines. Among them will be
one by the graduates of the Blaine school
in honor of their former principal, Ser
geant w. l.. Soper of Company G. The
affair will be held in Hibernia hall, Cen
terv.lle. on Monday evening. The pro-
am will be a varied one, consisting
Of songs. addresses. recitations, instru-
mental selections and dancing.
Messrs. Phil GILES and Prof. NJ. c..
Akers gave a red. white and blue dane
ing party in their hall on East Park
street last Tuesday evening. The fea-
ture of the affair was the courtesy shown
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