Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-14

Ricley, Miss Mable Merriman, Miss Tina
Mcrkle, Miss Alma Galloway, Miss Mead,
Miss Eva Wright, Miss Helen kronnick,
Miss Tessie Courtney, Miss Katie Nc
Laggan, Miss Grace Noyes, Miss Maud
Willis, Miss Celia Turnbull, Miss Maggie
McI.aggan, Miss Ethel Gilbert, Mary
%stackpole, Miss Clara Scharf, Miss Ma
mic Burt, Miss Carrie Rogers, Miss Susie
Arnold, Miss Minnie Witty, Miss Ma,
nie Slomisky, Miss Winnie Bretherton.
Miss Roxie Howell, Miss Jennie McLag-
gan, Miss Charlie Russell. Miss Nellie Fair,
Mss Lille Kronnick. Miss Amy Madden.
Miss Annie Chellew, Miss Kittie Fair.
Elmer Albritton and Ed. Triol.
| The column was under the captaincy
of Mrs. N. A. Erick. Others who contri,
buted to the success of the entertain.
ment We're Miss Lola Emery. Miss Win
chell of Indiana and Mrs. Wakeman.
The following persons visited Crystal
Springs in a body Thursday: Misses Inez
Egan, Maggie O'Neil, Alice Sheehan,
Kate Mooney, Kate s%heehan, A. Rix,
Rose McDermott, Helen O'Neil, Julia
Sullivan. Miss Cesky. Mary Harrington,
Miss Hanley, Miss Mcnamara. Mamie
Leary. Jennie Harrington. Della Sullivan,
Mary Boyce, NJ, Rix, Sadie Pryor. Olive
Carver, Charles Burns, Frank Mccarthy,
J. Mcnamara, NJ. Harrington, William
Mooney, j. Gracy, r. Dwyer. Jerry
O'Brien. Fl. Dunn. H. D. Connell, Thomas
Kelly, P. Sullivan, J. Powers, F. Gavin,
Mr.. Griffin, Louis Buckley, Joseph Elder,
Dan Egan, r. Murphy, j. Doyde, James
McGinnis., W. Phillips, DR.. Thomas
Quirk, John Cooney, H. j. Simons and
Nicholas Drumney.
One of the enjoyable events of the
week was a surprise party rendered Miss
Nellie O'Leary last Tuesday evening at
her home, No. 902 Gallatin street. James
were played and dancing ndulged in
until about midnight, when a sumptuous
lunch was served. Among those who did
the surprising and entertaining were:
MISSES Mamie Morrlssey. Ethel and Della
Fluke, Marsella Morrissey, Lille Pole.
Josephine Foster. Alice Harrington. Josie
Nanston. Annie Burns, Lulu Summer,
Una hubble of t,lkhorn, Nellie O'Leary,
Abble G'Leary and May Green; Messrs.
Ralph Foster, John Barkla, Charles Eos
ter. John OLeary. Carl Willis, Ben Cor
nelius, Will O'Leary, Neil Dawes. Isaac
Maggie. Willard Castle. Dolan HARRINGTON.
john Prade: Mrs. Foster, Mrs. O'Leary
and Mrs. McDermott.
Members of Monitor lodge No. s.. A, F..
& A. NJ. of Walkerville, entertained a
number of their Butte brethren and
wives in their hall last Saturday evening.
Music was furnished by the Rocky Noun
tain Glee club. John Marsland presided
as POSTMASTER and called upon Judge A..
ii. Barrett, b. S. Thresher, w. T. Board
man, William. Thompson, Captain Miller
and DIR. Maurice ~E,isenberg to respond to
toasts. The gentlemen complied. All in
all the affairs was a happy one.
Mrs. J. F.. Oppenheimer and Mrs. Harry
Symons left the early part of the week
for Salt Lake to attend the wedding of
Miss Sarah Cohen and Silas Newburger,
which will take place in that city on the
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Barrett have an
nounced the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Marie, and Mr.. Boyd Hammond of
Kansas City. The nuptials will be SOL
emnized about the middle of December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Clark have re-
turned from their eastern trip. On
Thursday Mr.. Clark and his nephew,
w. A. Clark. Jr, left for the Occur
d'Alene country.
Miss May Kellet left last Monday for
Boston, where she will enter Emerson
college, in which institution instructions
in oratory are given.
Boyd Hammond, who has been the
guest of Butte friends during the last
two weeks. left last night for his home
in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. ~Oppenheimer have
taken possession of the new house recent
ly erected by E. F. Mayer in Excelsior
avenue.
Miss Florence Cooney left last Satur-
day for Chicago. where she will re-enter
school for the fall and winter term.
Mrs. M. J. Connell and Mrs. Keane. her
mother. nave been the guests of Mrs. S.
T. Hauser in Helena this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos WarAeld of Hell
ena spent last Sunday in this city,.