Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-16

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as follows: First, by Mrs. DR.. McCrim.
mon; lone hand. Mrs. H. A. D'Acheul OF
Helena. The prize for euchering Ven te
MISS Radley of Chicago. Besides these
ladies' the guests were Mrs. l. d. Freund
Mrs. Fayette Harrington, Mrs. Tom La
Veil. Mrs. l.. F. Largely, Mrs. Mason
Mrs. j. Y. Long, Mrs. H. o. Wilson, Mrs
l.. A. Lisley, Mrs. F. E. Shaw, Mrs. o. K
Lewis, Mrs. w. E. Lewis. Mrs. j. A. Muir.
ray Mrs. Leggat. Mrs. Kern, Mrs. w,
Nee. White, Mrs. John Noyes, ST., Mrs.
John Noyes, Jr.. Mrs. Tom Noyes, Mrs.
c. d. Morgan, Mrs. Hansen. Mrs. J.. K,
Clark, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. w. B. Hamilton,
Mrs. ]. X. Heslet. Mrs. NJ. J. Connell,
Mrs. Keane, Mrs. F. e. Corbett, Mrs. DIR.
A. G. Leggat, Mrs. Sutphen Of Helena,
Marcia Patrick, Miss Arnold. Miss Leg
gat, Miss McLennihan, Miss Marie Bar
ret n Miss Hattie Grove.
Mrs. Ed NARROW entertained Thursday
afternoon at her home on Nevada ave-
nue. for Mrs. A. W. Richardson of Ma
quoketa, Iowa, a niece of Mr.. MarloW.
After a short game of whist, in which
Mrs. Richardson secured first prize Gan
elegant rose jar), and Mrs. j. H. Steele
second "a bonbon dish), and the consola-
ton awarded to Mrs. Richard Hungate
an informal musical programme was fol-
lowed by delicious refreshments served
from small tables. The guests included
Mrs. J. B. Gala CHER, Mrs. J. H. Steele,
Mrs. Ed Healey, Mrs. A. w. Richardson,
Mrs. Howard Granting, Mrs. Richard
Hungate, Mrs. Blakeley. Mrs. leonard
Erick, Mrs. Charles Freyler, Mrs. Oliver
krogh, Mrs. A. Munger. Mrs. A. II. Gill
let, Mrs. Ed Marley and Mrs. Ed Pierce.
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left last Tuesday for the east, the former
to resume his studies at Cornell and the
latter to take up a course at the George
town university.
A surprise party. arranged by the Co.
lumbla Whist club, was given Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Howard
Granting, South Butte. \ social time
was enjoyed and refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. MOnteith. for
merly of Butte, but now of Chicago, are
visiting Butte friends and relatives, hay-
ing arrived the early part of the week.
]. H. Leyson left Thursday for his
ranch on the Jefferson. He was accom-
panied by Andrew J. Davis, who also
owns a farm in that section.
Miss Margaret Blackiston n Miss
Matte Alexander left last Monday for
Fairfault. Mimi, where they will attend
school during the winter. ,.
After a two weeks visit with her sister.
Mrs. I. S~trasburger of West Granite
street, Mrs. B. Cohen left for her home in
Salt Lake last Tuesday.
Hon. Joseph X. Clark and wife left
Wednesday for the east with the expec-
tafinn nf hainp 1hcanf from Montana
weeks.
Mrs. Augustus Smith has returned
from the east, where she spent two
visiting relatives and old friends
Charles Sumner of Missoula, formerly
a resident of Butte, spent Sunday and
Monday with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B.. Vincent are back
their trip east and are located at
527 South Montana street.
Mrs. Sam NJ. tombstone of Fish creek
was the guest of Butte friends the early
part of the week..
Mrs. J. Hamburger of San Francisco IL
he guest of Mrs. L.. Kipp of South Ohio |
street.
Attorney J. o. lender of Spokane WIS.,
ted Butte early in the week. l
Carlos Warfeld was over from Helena |
he early part of the week.
BILLINGS GAZETINGS.
Bert Shorey and wife are down from
for the fair.
Col. F. NJ. Malone is up from Miles City |