Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll cOmpl1-
mented their niece, Miss Napton of Deer
Lodge, with a most enjoyable skating
party on Tuesday evening. The jolly
crowd of young people congregated early
in the evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll on West frantic street, and
from there were conveyed in a special
car to the Holland street rink, where
skating was hugely enjoyed for two short
hours, Notwithstanding the prophecy of
Manager Wharton of the street railway
service relative to an approaching South
African blizzard. On returning to the
city the merry coterie repaired to the
home of the host and hostess, where an
elegant hot luncheon was served. Sew
eral forms of amusement were then in
dulged in, dancing being one of the most
popular, concluding with a genuine old
fashioned cake-walk, which was partici-
pated in by all present. The winner of
the latter confess were Miss Daisy Daw-
son and Mr.. Lester Tilton, the prizes be-
ing a darkey doll and a briar cane, re-
spectively. Those comprising the party
We're: Mrs. John B. Welcome, Mrs.
Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll, Miss Nap
ton of Deer Lodge, the guest of honor;
Miss TheO. Russell, Miss Daisy DAWSON,
Miss Hammer, Miss Leilah Russell, Miss
Agnes Doty, Miss Oleta Hensley, Miss
Eliza Russell, Miss Reta Hickman, Miss
Marie Barrett, Miss Belle LeBeau; Mr..
Frank w. Haskins, Mr.. Lynn Boyce, Mr..
VIM. D. Burbage, Mr.. Lanier Napton,
Mr.. Stromm, Mr.. Thos. Ellis, Mr.. Lester
Tilton, Mr.. Robt LeBeau, Mr.. Phil Carr
and Mr.. Kelly of Deer Lodge.
A very pleasant party in honor of Miss
Lillian Rich was held at the residence of
the lady last Saturday evening. The fol-
lowing young persons We're present:
Miss Currie, Miss Sharkey, Miss Herbert,
Miss Rich, Miss, Lugg, Miss B~roughton,
Miss Flitcraft, Miss Johns, Miss Shuon,
Miss Pryor, Miss O'Donnell, Miss Sewell,
Miss Gubbons, Mrs. Mcbride, Miss Har-
ris, Miss Hethrell; Mr.. Beokey, Mr.. Pry-
or, Mr.. Johns, Mr.. Pedlar, Mr.. Burk, Mr..
Scott, Mr.. Elliott, Mr.. Harrington, Mr..
Rich, Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. Mcbride, Mr..
Phillips, Mr.. McCharthy, Mr.. Hamilton,
Mr.. Purcell, Mr.. Call, Mr.. Martin and
Mr.. Harris.
The following ladies kept 'open house"
last Monday: Mrs. Busch assisted by her
daughter, Miss Lizzie Busch, Mrs. Fay
cite Harrington, Miss Ethel Black and
Miss Dimple Blackiston.
Mrs. John Noyes, Jr., assisted by Mrs.
John Moves ST.. Mrs. W. McC. White and
Miss Ruth Noyes.
Mrs. Tom Lavell assisted by Mrs. John
w. Cotter.
Mrs. John j. Mediation assisted by Mrs.
c. F. Booth.
Mrs. James A. Murray will spend the
balance of the winter in the east. Mr..
Murray vas east, but returned a few
days ago.
Attorney William D.. Burbage went
over to Boulder or Thursday evenings
train to look after some legal business.
He was due to return today.
Mr.. Roy S. Alley, one of the deputy
county attorneys, spent New Years day
with his brother, Frederick B. Alley, near
Norris, Madison county.
Messrs. T. P. Newton and c. w. New
ton have gone to Cuba, where they will
spend a few weeks looking at the coun-
try.
Miss Phedora Nadeau of this city was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. L. st.
Jean, in Anaconda a few days this week.
The Entire Nous club will hold its next
reception in Renshaw hall Friday even
ing instead of Thursday as heretofore. :.
Mrs. George w. Stapleton is in Helena
where she will remain with her son Guy
during the meeting of the legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Day spent New