Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15

The hospitable home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Carroll was thronged with their
many friends on Thursday evening, the
affair being a dancing party given in
honor of Miss Montague of Missouri, who
is their guest for the summer. A most
charming addition to the house room had
been fashioned for the occasion on the
lawn at the right of the house, where a
multitude of evergreen trees formed a re-
treat for those fatigued with dancing.
The perfect weather made this available
during the entire evening and the soft
lights hung among the green added much
to the beauty of the decorations. About
midnight a course supper was served, at
ter which dancing was resumed until a
late hour. Following is a list of those
present:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Council, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. v. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.. Cot
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Calkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. o. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Welcome, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Sisley, Mr..
and Mrs. w. B.. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Morgan, DR.. and Mrs. Leggat, DR..
n Mrs. McNevin, Mesdames Carleton,
Lavell, HolbTook, Thornton; Misses Mon
tague Of Missouri, Radley of New York,
Arnold of St. Louis, S~callon, Mary Seal
Ion, King Of Anaconda, Pearl Hanson,
Rita Hickman, Bell LeBeau, Ethel Black,
Agnes Doty, Katherine Foster, Mabel
Foster, Fannie Thornton, Carrie Thorn
ton, Nae Sullivan, Mabel Renshaw,
Slemons, Leggat, Russell, Marie Barrel,
Sue Baldwin, Lizzie Busch; Senator w.
A. Clark, Senator Lee Mantle, Messrs. G.
w. Clark. John Noyes, Richard Kunkle,
f. l.. Whitmore, VIM. d. Burbage, Frank
w. Haskins, Phil P. Carr, Edward Pass
more, Will Black, Gaylord Black, George
Busch, DR.. Renick, Lease, Dunshee, Will
Thornton, H. S. Tuttle, J. B. Leggat,
Geofrey Louzier, Dan Raymond, Will
Dixon. Jack Thomas, Frank NJ. Sullivan,
Rob. LeBeau, Fred slemons, c. w.
French, Harrington, Foster, Drake Of
California. Walker, Sellers Largely, Ware
of st. Louis, f. w. Bacorn, AldIich, Geo.
A. Clark, Smith of Anaconda, Beattie
and DR.. Napton.
The second annual tea" of the Trinity
M. E.. church congregation of Centerville
was held in the hurch Wednesday even.
ing, and it proved to be a delightful at
fair. The following programme was ran-
dered: Opening song, by congregations:
invocation, Rev. John Hosking; reading
of scriptures, Rev. Robert Andrews:
prayer, John Bishop; solo, Mrs. j. L. NJ.
Stephens; address, Hon. A.. F. Bray; solo,
Miss Katie Williams; address, ex-Gov-
ernor J. E. Richards; address, J. L.. AL
britton. d. D.: remarks, George H. Feese,
pastor: benediction. Rev. ]. T. NJ. Ste
phens. Tea was served by the following
ladies after the evening services:
Table No. Mrs. Amelia Tallack. Mrs.
Clara kanard. Mrs. Sarah Goodland, Mrs.
Mary Barker, Mrs. Harriet James and
Mrs. Grace Phillips.
Table No. 2-Mrs. Bessie Gribben, Mrs.
Martha Bishop, Mrs. Jane Collins, Mrs.
Grace Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Wills.
Table No. 3-rs. Elizabeth Middleton,
Mrs. Eliza Scandling, Mrs. Mary ]. Rick
ards, Mrs. Mary A. Cornish. Mrs. Eliza
beth Eddy and Mrs, Eliza Trippett.
Table No. AIRS. Mary j. Wilton, Mrs.
Margaret Mellow, Mrs. Susan Galloway.
Mrs. Ellen Thomas, Mrs. Emily Kent and
Mrs. Alice vim
Mr.. Frank Parker and Miss Bertha En-
gel We're united in marriage at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Engel, 3O7 South Idaho street, Wednes-
day evening. by Judge John Lindsay of
the district court. Those present were
Carl and Mrs. Engel, Miss Johanne En-
gel. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Mayer, Elias
Sicgel, County Recorder Moran, Mrs.
Alex Cohen. Miss Cecilia Gratz, Mr.. and
Mrs. zAdolph Wetzstein. Miss Blanche
Morris. Miss Stella Cepinus and Mrs. J..
Flatow. Mr.. Parker is one of the valued
employees or the SleSel clothing Ompan
while his bride has been for years a
popular clerk with O.. X. Lewis & Co.
Besides being handsomely remembered
with gifts by relatives and other friends,
Mr.. Siegcl presented the couple with a
handsome sideboard, and a couple of
linen outfits came from Mr.. o. K. Lewis.
Among the marriages of the week in
Butte was that of Mr.. Thomas Talbot and
Miss Emma M. Treat, which took place
at 301 West Quartz street last Tuesday
evening. Rev. E. j. Groeneveld performed
the ceremony, after which the entire par.