Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-15

j. G. Aud, mineral land commissioners.
Helena district, spent Monday in the city
en- route to Gebo. MIR. Aud will repre-
sent the Clark Fork Coal Co. at Helena.
D. 5. Hammond has gone to Sheridan,
Madison county, to take the management
OF Henry Filings store. Mrs. Hammond
Will go to Sheridan to reside in a few
days.
Hon. F. w. Huphal was in Bozeman
again on Wednesday,, bringing his son
from Helena, to place him in college. Mr..
kuphal went from here to Livingston
and other eastern points to organize Sons
of Herman lodges.
The West Side Whist club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Kirk on Tuesday
night, Mrs. Fell winning the lady's and
W. l.. Holloway the gentleman's prize of
the evening. The club meets with Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Livingston next week.
A reception was given last Thursday
evening at the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
~Traphagen, in honor of DR.. E. V. Wilcox,
professor Of biology. The faculty and
members OF the executive board were
present, together with the wives of the
married members.
Miss Olive Swift ave a party to sew
eral of her little friends on Friday evening
OF last week. The Clifford house was the
scene of great merriment for several
hours.
"A masquerade ball was given in Ar
mory hall on Saturday night and was
in every way a success; there being a
large attendance and a good time.
iii Eenry's minstrels as advertised,
was one of the very best on the road. 1t
had a good house at Bozeman and
pleased all who attended.
Mrs. We1rlck, before she was married,
was Lenore *. Murray, a western girl,
who with the ~Chickering Concert COM
pany, c~aptivatcd every audience she re-
cited to, from San Francisco to Boston.
She has as fine a line of endorsements as
were ever rendered a recitationist, and
the Eastern Star counts itself as lucky in
inducing her to come before a Bozeman
audience, on the 21St.
The Housekeepers' club will meet at
their rooms on April 18th, being a liter
airy meeting, and Mrs. Emery will give
another ak on the Hawaiian islands.
The subject discussed at the last meet
ing of the Montana State Housakeepers'
association was "Child Culture,' when
Miss Dove McHargue had an interesting
paper on this topic. Several other papers
were also read and discussed.
Miss Edith Wynn entertained a few
of her friends on Wednesday evening
in honor Of Miss Home of Butte. AS
the guests arrived they We're presented
with caps of different colors, it became
the duty of one and all to match them,
and the young lady and gentleman hav-
ing caps OF a similar hue were partners
for the evening. The guests then sat
down to four tables and played guessing
games for several hours, and at the final
outcome it was found that Miss liable
Foster was the best lady guesser and
Louis Meadow the best of the gentle
men. Refreshments were then served.
Mrs. E.. B. Weirick of Butte has been
engaged to recite at Masonic hall on
April 21st, when Lily of the Valley Chap
ter, O. e.. S., will give it's entertainment.
Children will be charged Is cents; adults,
SO cents. This promises to be an enter
tainnent of most excellent merit, as Mrs.
Weirick is undoubtedly the finest in her
line in this state.
The list Of presents received by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dawes was the largest ever
given to a bridal couple in Bozeman. The
newly married couple having purchased
o ranch near the city will move there
this fall, so that Mr.. Dave can transact
his city business with more ease.