Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
DILLON DOINGS.

Dillon has been unusually gay the past
| two weeks; so our society people had no
time to become dull.
The seventh annua entertainment Of
the Shakespeare society was one Of the
most successful affairs of the kind ever
attempted in Dillon. The following able
committees appointed by the president
had charge: On arrangements, Mrs. D.
F.. Reinhardt, Mrs. John Yoe and Mrs.
L. Jones; costume and posing, Miss
Rogers and Mrs. Norris; reception, Mrs.
| Shannon, Mrs. Reinhardt, Mrs. Norris
and Miss Bishop; refreshments, Mrs.
Fyhrie, Mrs. Swain, Mrs. Melton and Miss
Bishop. The entertainment consisted of
scenes and tableauX from ''MidSummer'S
Night Dream and Shakespearian music
by Prof. Passmore, Margaret Reinhardt,
Miss Margaret Conger, Mrs. J. Poindex-
ter, Mrs. Conger and Charles Scott.
Afterwards an elegant banquet. was
served at the Hotel Metlen. Appropriate
toasts were rendered, Miss Lauara Miller,
president Of the club, being toast mistress.
Those taking part in the tableaux and
scenes We're Mesdames Walker, l.. Jones,
French, Fyhrie, w. A. Jones, Fl. Thomp-
son, Melton, Norris; Misses Carter, Far
Innes, Oliver, Squires, Thorpe, Miss
Carrie Oliver and Edith Melton. The
visiting members of the Homer club were
Mesdames Moore, Christie, Atwater;
Misses Hammond, Grove and Bush
Mrs. H. J. Thompson gave a reception
last Saturday evening to the members of
the Butte Homer club visiting in Dillon.
Among those present were Mesdames w.
A. Jones, Reinhardt, Cheeley, Bishop,
Fyhrie, l.. Jones, Melton, Norris, Cope,
Moore, Christie, Atwater; Misses Ham
mond, Bush, Rogers, Miller, Powers,
Bishop, Thorpe, Farrell and Innes, and
Messrs. Crowell, Thompson, Huber, Nor
ris and Bishop. Misses Bush and Ham
mOnd delighted those present by several
choice vocal selections and Mrs. Christie
gave an address on the subject of Estate
Federation"
One of the social events of the season
was a dancing party given at the DAFT
opera house by Mesdames Dart and
Timer one evening this week. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Presi-
dent Sanders, Cox, Moore, Carter, Rein
hardt, Morse, Fyhrie, Shaam, French,
Paul, Norris, Cheeley, Yoe, Roe, Edinger,
Shannon, Miller, Selway, Yearian,
Hughes, Misses Carter, Lamont, Conger,
Poindexter, Miller, Selway, Messrs.
Knapp, Carter, Huber, Wingal and Ham
mer.
The music loving people of Dillon en-
joyed a rare musical treat last evening
at Normal hall, the occasion being the
violin recital of Gilmore Rice. The gentle
man rendered a programme of u%nusual
merit and excellence. Prof. PasSmOre
acted as accomDanist and added greatly
to the occasion. Miss Conger sang a solo
that greatly pleased the audience. Miss
Margaret Reinhardt also had a number
on the programme. This young lady
shows marked and constant improve
ment in her work and bids fair to become
an artist. Her playing last night was one
of her best efforts.
Mrs. w. w. Cheeley of Butte visited
her MANY Dillon friends the past week.
Mrs. Walker entertained the needle
club on last Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. w. B. Carter entertains the
Euchre club Friday evening.
M. L. Davidson returned Friday even
ing from Gibbonsville and will remain
here permanently.
Mrs. DR.. Kingsbury has arrived from
st. Louis and will spend the summer
, with her father. Mr.. P. e. Poindexter.
DR.. M. Miller is having a stone wall
built around his elegant stone residence.
His is one of the most beautiful resi-
dences in the city.