Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-23

d. 10, ZAAN "
One of the recherche events of the past
week in society was a Dewey" dinner
party by Mrs. James A.. Murray at her
home IN Copper street, last evening in
honor of Miss Fannie Thornton, who will
shortly depart for New York city.
"A Dewey dinner, apropos because
of the approaching homecoming of the
hero of Manila bay, is certainly out of the
ordinary as SUCH functions go. In the
center of the smilax draped Inner table,
reproduced in sweet peas n other de-
licate flowers, was the battleship Oly1n-
pie. The design was very deliberately
done and perfect in detail. From the
port holes, through which protruded
floral cannon and on the deck and masts
twinkled a myriad of tiny colored incan-
descent lights and the effect of the flow
ers and lights was beautiful beyond de-
scription.
. Aside from this magnificent centerpiece
the room was handsomely decorated in
smilax and cut flowers, and he walls OF
the dining room were decorated with
some artistic conceptions of the battle of
Manila bay. On the plate of each guest
was an individual menu, done in water
color.
Those present were Mrs. Murray, Miss
lot llAO4S 4loo Az AAo ASAA~
black, Mrs. J. v. Long, Miss Lulu Foster,
M. George Busch, Mr.. Bob La Beau, Mr..
Reattie, Mr.. Will Thornton, Mr.. Dan
Raymond and DR.. Raymond Freund.
I'm the evening Mrs. Murray entertained
her dinner guests, and o 40 other
guests at a dancing party, and the oc-
GQsion was a most agreeable one. 1t
was undoubtedly one of the most elabor-
ately planned private parties given in
Butte in. some time and was carried to
= very happy conclusion.
One of the most charming society
events of the season was the German,
given at the Silver Bow club last Tues
day night by Mrs. j. c. c. Thornton and
the Misses Thornton. The club rooms
were decorated profusely for the occa-
sion. The leaders for the ball were Mrs.
G. w. Clark and Mr.. c.. w. Raymond.
Music for the occasion was furnished by
8ergstroms orchestra, and those who
graced the occasion with their presence
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Lavell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. Benz. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank r. Corbett. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. John NOyes, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nice. White, DIR. and Mrs.
Freund, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Cotter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Morgan, DR..
and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. n Mrs. Law
renee Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Forbis, Miss Patton, Miss
Ethel Black. Miss Bell LeBeau. Miss
Foster, Miss Patrick, Miss Thornton, Miss
Carolyn Thornton, Miss Lizzie Busch,
Miss Dawson, Miss Lacey, Miss Sanders.
Miss Daily and Miss Mary Daily Of Ana
conda, DIR. Raymond Freund, Jr., Mr..
George Busch, Mr.. Robt. LaBeau, Mr..
Dan Raymond. Senator Lee Mantle, Mr..
F. Augustus Heinze, Mr.. ]. A.. Lewis,
Mr.. Fred Slemons, Mr.. Ed Beattie. Mr..
Gaylord Black, Mr.. Ed Passmore, Mr..
Harry Tuttle, Mr.. Fred Lees and DR..
Reinick.
On last Monday night Miss Lulu Foster
gave a dancing party in honor of the
Misses Thornton, who expect to leave
soon for their nome in New York. Those
who Joined in the pleasure Of the even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Council. the Misses
La Beau. Rodley, Patrick Lacey, Young,
Hickman, Patten, Rezner. Hammond,
Doty. Busch. Cope, Marks, Hanson, Grip
pen, Richards, Dawson and Miss Morse OF
Boston, Messrs. Busch, LaBeau, Rennick.
McGinnis. Clark, Heinze. Whitmore.
Higgins and Black.
Miss Anna Richards V a whist party
last evening at her home in honor Of her
friend, Miss Morse of Boston. The ladies
in attendance were the Misses Crippen,
Hanson, Foster. Barrett. Sullivan, Nc
Lemshaw and Dawson. The gentlemen
were Mr.. Ed Passmore, Mr.. Gaylord
Black, Mr.. julie Heilbronner, Mr.. Fred
Glemons, Mr. Will Underwood, DIR. Cow
-perthwaite, Mr.. Thomas Fossleman. Mr..
Ed Crumrine, Mr.. Frank Haskins and
DR.. Wix.
The leading society event for the conf
Ing week will be the dance at Renshaw
hall given by the Entire Nous Dancing
club. The society is composed of the
leading talent of the city.
Miss Lena Campana has just returned
from a Ave weeks outing. She has been
visiting at the ranch home Of her friend,
Mrs. 8. A. Nelson. "
Miss Patrick who has been the guest