Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-16

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Mrs. v. j. Barlow entertained about
twenty friends at a euchre party yester-
day afternoon. Dainty refreshments were
served about the middle of the afternoon
and a v cry jolly time was had. The
prizes We're very handsome and were
awarded as follows: First prize, a beau
tiful hand-painted vase, Mrs. Lloyd; sec
ond prize, a lace bisque figure, Mrs. Tai
ent. A pretty water color picture was
awarded Mrs. Mallory, and Mrs. Morgan
received the consolation prize. two little
bronze figures. There were present.: Mrs.
Lane, Mrs. Kunkle, Mrs. G ampbel1, Mrs.
Lavell. Mrs. Freund, Mrs. Fay Harring-
ton, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Hol-
brook, Mrs. Walter Lewis, Mrs. Lloyd,
Mrs. Mediation, Mrs. Mallory. Mrs. Nc
Nausht, Mrs. Talent and Miss Stras-
burger.
Miss Mary Fosselman's very We'll writ
ten paper on The Church and the House
of Commons during the reign of King
Henry w." was the main feature of the
last meeting of the West Side Shakespeare
club, which met with Mrs. Dan Yailcy on
Caledonia street. The first and second
acts of Part II of King Henry ~ were
iSao oli bjStltSSSos Wy kIlC
usual programme: roll eau. quotations
and adjournment. The club will meet
with Mrs. Richard White on Caledonia
street, Tuesday, Dec. 10, after which a
short vacation will be taken until after
the holidays.
A surprise party was given Miss Lilah
Bectal of South Arizona street last Sat
II rday evening, by a few of her many
, friends. All present enjoyed themselves
to the utmost. The evening was spent
in parior games, cards and dancing, con-
Guiding with a cake walk in which all par
ticipated. Dainty refreshments were then
served. Alnong those present were:
Misses Williams, Prise, Sampson, Preb-
stel, Treglowan, Lindsay, Clark, Ba-
con, Bowen. Merckle, Gillts and Steward;
Mcssrs. Richards, Hooking, Hines. NILS
Mclaughlin, Hanson, NJ. Hanley, j. c.
Hooking, Sampson, Vedder, Willis,
and MeIckle.
Mrs. j. V. Long gave a very dainty
luncheon or Thursday III honor of Mrs.
| James w. Forhis, who leaves this evening
for a visit to New York. The table was
artisticaiiy decorated in yellow and white
! cnrysantheInums, a beautiful basket of
these effective flowers forming the CEN
tegpiece.i A very original idea was the
, place card in the shape of a ~chrysanthe-
mum in the prevailing shade, yellow. Be
sides the guest of honor, Mrs. Forbis, the
guests We're Mrs. Nice. White. MIS-. Cot
tec. Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Tom Noyes, Mrs.
Freund and Mrs. Murray.
Miss Hickford. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. nj. Bickford. entertained the B..
) G. I. Whist club on Wednesday vening
the 9th, at her home on Colorado street.
ii favors We're Won by Mrs. J. x. Mac
donald, Miss Sue McLanahan. Mr.. White
and Mr.. &. H.. Dunshee. Those present
We're Mrs. Macdonald, Miss Foster, Miss
Russell, Miss Dawson, Miss Pearl Han
son, Miss Sullivan. Miss Thir1oWay,
Misses Eliza and Theo Russell: h:essrs.
Downie, Putnam, White, Pas*.liorc, Dun
shee, Black, Metzger and WIFI Dixon.
Mr. N. j. connel has returned fir ON an
extended hunting trip and in honor Of his
safe return Mrs. Council gave Il delight
ful little dinner on Thursday evening.
MIS-. Connell is we'll known as a m ost
delightful dinner hostess and the affair
proved no exception to the rule. TIL
table was prettily trimmed with pink and
white roses aud the menu was a most Ella
borate one. The guests We're. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross Clark,
NJ Alex tombstone, DR.. Hall and MIR.
Horgan
Mr.. Harry Yeaeer of Helena, and Miss
Anna Olive Arnold of MINNEAPOLIS wera
united in marriage at the home of the
latter,s parents last Monday evening.
ihey VIII be at no me at a31 Ifemlock
street, Helena on Tuesdays OF January.
Mrs. II. Heilbronner left Tuesday for
southern California, where she expects to
spend the winter. At Portland she was
joined by Mrs. VI. NJ. Miller, who accom-
panied her to the land of perpetual sun
shine and lowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. HesIet gave a theater
party to witness The Gay Mr.. Bender"
last night, their guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Thompson, Miss Young and Mr..
j. Ross Clark.
:. Miss Belle Calkins, entertained the fol-
lowing persons at cards last Tuesday
evening: Misses Sue Baldwin. Koosar.
Voltz and DR.. Kennedy; Messrs, New
ton, Hamilton and Leamy.
Mrs. W. A. Hensley and her daughter.
Miss Oleta Hensley, left Wednesday for
California, where they expect to spend
the winter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Owen and children
have returned from Arizona where they
have resided during the last three years.
Miss Veva Marks Of Townsend arrived
in Butte this week n will remain sew
| eral weeks visiting relatives and friends.
J. H. Fariss Is back from a six weeks
| s~ojourn at his old home in North Caro-
lima.