Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Colorado street entertained a number OF
their many friends last Monday evening
in honor Of MI. Sheldon, son Of Mrs. Pal
mer, who recently returned from a SOL
diering expedition in the Philippines.
The room in which the festivities We're
held was beautifully decorated With the
national colors. All sorts Of amusements
were INDUCED in and an elegant lunch
served at midnight. Among those pres
ent We're Mrs. Hamlyn. Mrs. Evans,
Misses Crangle, Smith, Jackson, Engle,
Meiklejohn, Tucker, Hamlyn, Oswald, NJ.
Oswald, Wilson, Thierlnan. Eaton. Duns-
tar. e. Dunstan and Mae Sheldon:
Messrs. Galbraith, Sheldon, Kitto, Per-
ham, Patton. G. Watt, =. Downing,
Brummett, Reid. Rosenstein, Mcmillan,
Dave Watt and Sewell.
Wednesday evening, at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bateman, 143
West Boardman street, occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Miles Mcdowell and
Miss Pearl Bateman and a pretty one it
was, too. The bride was attended by
Miss Maggie Rankin and the groom by
Mr.. Guy NewkiTk, a cousin of the bride.
Father Callahan performed the cere-
mony. In view of the fact that both the
parties to the contract We're born and
raised in Silver Bow county Mr.. McDon-
ell in Rocker and his bride in this city,
NAbC Et)A AASAGS "Suio liStI OIS
modate their relatives and friends and
the presents of which the bride was the
recipient. A SumptuOuS wedding supper
was served during the evening. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bateman, who have resided in
Montana more than thirty years, and is
a charming lady. 1t is the first marriage
on record in Silver Bow county in which
the contracting parties We're natives Of
the county.
The Entire Nous club danced at Rem
shaw hall on Friday evening. Among
those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. d. M.
Newbro, Mrs. DR.. Leggat, Mrs. A. II.
| Morgan. Mrs. G. +. Booth, Mrs. +. Row
lands, Mrs. Casey, Miss McClannahan,
Miss Bickford. Miss Doty, Miss Eliza
| Russell, Miss Hensley. Miss Horgan, Miss
Wells, Miss Fosseiman, Miss Langlois,
Miss Mau Crippen. Miss Llewellyn,
Miss Noble, Miss Beckwith, Miss Daw-
son, Miss Marks: Messrs. L.. o. Evans, f.
c.. Slemons. T.. A. Fosselman. e. M.
Crumrine, r.. A. Macarthur. J. Fl. He'll
bronner, Z. w. Beattie. J. A. Shelton, A.
G.. Black. Z. S. Passmore, j. S. Wulf, F..
w. Haskins, McClannahan, Naile. Wat
son Pfouts, John Downey, A. w. Noble,
DR.. Cowperthwaite, Robert Engel, c. F.
| Mallett. The next dance will be given
early in December.
After the regular business session of
the Woman's club on Wednesday, a
mock session was held for the purpose
of mastering some of the difficulties of
the previous questions" This parlia-
mentary drill was productive of much
entertainment as we'll as instruction.
Mrs. Wiseman talked interestingly upon
, the subject of Natures Economic Gifts
| to italy and very effectively contrasted
tho rractjcal and material faatnraS nf
Italy with the artistic and romantic.
DR.. McGahn's paper on Mature ver-
sus Disease commanded the attention
of each member, as coming from one
who knew whereof she spoke.
There were a number Of very jolly
! little suppers given after the entertain
ment by the Woman's club OF Monday
night. Mrs. Charles Clark entertained
at a game supper Mr.. and Mrs. George
Haldorn. Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Hamilton,
Mrs. Welcome, Mr.. Herschtield and DIR
Renick.
Mrs. NJ. j. Connell had as her guests
, MI. and Mrs. Frank Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs
Holbrook, Mr.. Phil Carr and Mr.. Ed
Beatty.
Miss Ruth Leggat also entertained a
party Of friends numbering among them
DR.. and Mrs. Abe Leggat, DR.. Hall
Harry futile, DR.. and Mrs. Campbell
and others.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Calkins entertained the Silver Bow
Whist club. At the conclusion of the
games Mrs. Vivian was declared win.
ner of the first prize. a dainty water
color picture. while the first prize fol
gentlemen. a bronze ink well, went t.
o. X. Lewis. a delicious course supper
was served during the evening. There
Were present Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Vivian
MIR. and Mrs. Fay Harrington, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. X. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Davis. DR.. n Mrs. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs
Mcbride and MI. and Mrs. Frank Shaw
Mrs. James Forbis ave a charmins
dinner on Thursday evening to a numb
of ladies'. The table decorations WEI