Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-13

week IN Butte social Circles Was an enter
tainment given by the Silver Bow Glee
club at the Grand opera house Wednes-
day evening. The cosy edifice was crowd
ed with people attired in their best gar
ments. which in itself was a spectacle
pleasing to the taste for the beautiful.
Those who took part in the rendition of
the programme are all we'll known in the
realm of music, as the majority have APP
peared before Butte audiences many
times. The singing was excellent, espec-
tally that of the chorus. which was COM
posed of the following under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Alfred Paynter:
Sopranos--Mesdames I'orrelly. Butter.
Dierks, Crowley. Henry, Misses Mcguire,
Paul, Morris, Jaquette. keppier. Samp-
son. Bush and Knox.
Contraltos Mesdames Fink. Price,
Mitchell. Cassidy. Gu,Ibsrg, McLaug!l-
lin, Parker, Misses Finnegan, kepp.er,
Price, Veroneau and brennan.
The other singers were: Silver Bow
Glee club. first tenor-A. Paynter, r. Call
loway, j. Carkeek, ]. H. Glanville, w.
Waters.
Second tenor-J. Jahreiss, F. Walker,
w, H. Daymude, George stevens.
First Bass-Fitz Butler, w. Guedelhof-
fer Max kroger, w. A. Akers, w. II.
Veal.
Second bass-H. kroger. H. Soure, D..
W. Rodgers. J. Gundry. F. Sully.
The Alice band assisted in making the
affair the grand success it proved to be.
About $500 was realized. 1t is under
stood that the club is to be a permanent
fixture of the city, and the money deriv-
ed from a series of entertainments to be
given by it will be used in the purchase
of supplies i II the way of music and 9TH
CT necessary paraphernalia.
\ very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Emily Thomas at her hane 81
North Main street last Saturday evening
The party consisted of about forty of tn
many friends Of the young lady. The time
was spent in the enjoyment Of games and
listening to vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. This festivities We're kept up unit
about , o'clock. Among the party Were
Miss Alma Trenerry, Miss Tillie Trarerry
Miss Agatha Richards, Miss Lizzie Hard.
man, Miss Annie Chellew, Miss Lille Rey'
Mods, Mss Emily Thomas. Miss Milli'
Constantine, Miss Ada Richards, Mis-!
Fanny Rrokenshire, MISS Emma Duns
tar, Miss Bessie Jones. Mrs. Pearce, Mrs
Thomas. Blanche Weiner: Messrs. Ton
Jones, Jack Ralph, Jack Thomas, Perc.
May, Archie Reynolds, John Kent, Will
Wills, Albert Evans, Tom Lowry, Lol
Obertries. Lon Thomas, Elsie VanWart
George Van Wart, Berthal Mayer. DAME
Mcleod, Richard Galloway, Will Broken
shire, Ollie Thomas, Joh Davey, job
( Dunstan. Richard Dunstan, h Pearce
James Constantine, Alfred Balnforth
Fred Pope, Will Hughes ard Will Ralph
Las Tuesday night that popular an
progressive society, the Fraternal Unto
of American. held a delightful social il
Good Tatnplars hall on Broadway. A,
interesting exhibit Of calestllenics wa
given by a beyy of beautiful school girls
A. 4. Keith. supreme steward of the or
Har .yp1ainGI it's SyStan and method n
work in "A brief address. after which pro
gressiye whist was INDUCED in for severa
hours, and refreshments served. Prize
were won by Mr.. Edward w. Shively an
Miss Smelling, A china set was presente
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leggatt, by the lodge, tn
occasion beng their 18th wedding ann
versary.
The meeting on Wednesday at the VIC
mans club was a purely business session
On Thursday a peace Meeting wa
held under the auspices OF the club an
was a great success. The meeting neX
week will also be a business one. A spe
cial meeting will be held on Saturday a
'.Children's" Day. On May Gath the an
nual election of officers Will be held. Tn
payment of monthly dues is necessary bt
fore 4 membe is qualified to vote. Tn
proxies must be returned to the CORES
ponding secretary on or before May 24tl
Mrs. Laurence Harris and Miss HIATT!
'Yourg left Wednesday for the east whel
they expect to spend a few weeks visitin
relatives and friends. During their al
sence they will be in Chicago, points
Ohio and then go to Wheeling, w. Va.
Miss Daisy Dawson has gone to Lor
don, Ont. where she expects to spend tn
balance of the winter and the comm
Eumnler.
The High School Mandolin n GU
tar club will give a dancing reception i
che Auditorium on the night Of the Goth.