Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-14

sisted by their daughter, Miss Marie Bar
ret, entertained quite a large c~oncOurse
of friends informally at their residence
on South Washington street Monday
evening. Cards were played during the
early hours, after which dancing was in
dulged in by the young people. The
ladies' leading prize at cards was won by
Miss Helen McKetchney. Delicious light
refreshments We're most charmingly
served, after which dancing was resume
and kept up until quite a l ate hour.
Among those present were: Miss Belle
LeBeau, Miss Daisy Dawson, Miss
Flossie Cameron, Miss Pearl Royce, Miss
Sue Baldwin, Miss Dimple Blackiston,
Miss Mae Sullivan, Miss Helen McKetch-
ney Miss Richards, Miss Ethel Black,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E.. Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lavell, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Crimmon, Mrs. James w. Forbis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dawson; Mr.. Phil
Carr, Mr.. Mcdowell, Mr.. William d. Bur-
bage' Mr.. Joe Cotter, Mr.. Charles Sulli-
van, Mr.. O~ppenheimer, Mr.. Tom Hensley,
Mr.. Fred Slenlons, Mr.. Robert LeBeau,
Mr.. Barclay.
The United Carpenters and Joiners
union of this city, which number about
$50 members. held its 459th meeting in
it's hall opposite the county court house
Thursday evening. Although some busi-
nesss was transacted the affair contained
more of the essentials of sociability than
anything else and proved to be very en-
%joyable. The business consisted princi-
pally of the installation of the recently
elected officers. In nearly all fraternal
and other organizations having as their
object the upbuilding of mankind it is
customary to vary the routine work
with an occasional social feature and the
installation of new officers is usually the
period at which the greater of all these
%feaustre are launched. The Carpenters
and Joiners union, a body of good men, is
no longer an e RECEPTION to this rule.
The meeting was called to order by the
president. G. A. McGooney, who an
nounced that the regular order of business
would be suspended for the evening and
that the carpenters would make their first
attempt at entertaining their friends
Charles Lane then addressed the gath
ering, which was a large one, his remarks
being quite appropriate to the occasion
The following musical and literary pro
gramme was then rendered: A solo by A
Sims; recitation by Howard Hicks; due
by Messrs, Mouloch and McElveny; ar
address by A. B. Keith, editor of the In
ter Mountains; recitation by Miss Bessi,
Hughes; either solo by Mrs. Julia Ma
har; an address by Jar Mcdonald, presi.
dent of the Silver Bow Trades and Labor
assembly; violin solo by Prof. Olson
recitation by Miss Langstone: duet by
Messrs. George Gruber and A. Sims: reel.
tation by Miss Nickles, a tot of six Or sew
en- years; a violin and piano duet by Mis-:
Maude Campeau and Master Henry Cam.
peau; recitation by James McNally.
The officers were installed by F. G
Scott, ex-president of the union. They arr
as follows: I. r. Furmerton, president
George Gruder, vice-president; Charlie:
Nugent, financial secretary; A. F. Ros'
Ion, recording secretary: ]. P. Campeau
treasurer; l.. A. Vanhorn, trustee: eKn
meth Mcleod, conductor; H. Kaine
wardenS James Maloney and G. Morrison
auditors. Refreshments were served OF
shingles accompanied by copper nails a.
forks, the latter of which were to be KEEP
as souvenirs by the participants ant
quests.
The Entire Nous Dancing club CAV thu
fourth of it's series of enjoyable affairs IL
Renshaw hall asst evening. There was
large attendance and the dance was un
doubtedly greatly enjoyed by the youns
people present, as expressed by thu
numerous encores to which the excellen
orchestra was compelled to respond
among InOSe present were. MI. anu MIS-
John w. Cotter. Mrs. John B. Welcome
Mrs. Bremen of Beaverhead, the guest o
Mrs. Welcome. Mrs. j. v. Long, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Reek, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Mason, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joe Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll, Mrs. Sharp
Mr. and Mrs. j.. T. Braddock, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Morris of Pony. Miss Dais.
Dawson, Miss Methlen of Dillon, tn
guest of Miss Hickman, Miss Annie Rich
ards, Miss Belle LeBeau. Miss Agne
Doty, Miss Leilah Russell. Miss Ret;
Hickman, Miss Alice Langlois, Miss Kat
RQstWick Miss Dimnla Rlackiston Mis-