Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

The Entire Nous Dancing club gave one
of its enjoyable receptions in Renshaw
hall Thursday evening. 1t was the last
of the season and on this account a num-
Der of invitations had been previously
issued to people not members of the Or
ganization. This is a custom of the club
1T invites & sufficient number to max
the closing SOiree one of uneXcelled
gaiety and pleasure and it never misses
the object of its aims. While the attend
ance Thursday evening was not over
Whelming, it was not so small that the
boys had to use search lights in order
to find partners. In fact the gathering
was just Of the right proportions to make
1t what the officers Of the club intended
1t should be-the swell one Of the season.
Bergstrom's orchestra furnished the
music. Dancing was kept up until about
i o'clock. Among those present We're the
following: Mrs. P. a. Largely, Mrs. j. S.
Hammond, Mrs. H.. w. Turner, Mrs.
Cleaver of Spokane, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs.
Fayette Harrington, Mrs. Hall and her
daughter, Mrs. D.. NJ. Newbro; Mrs.
George Noble, Mrs. Charles Heilbronner;
Miss Mabel Renshaw, Miss Blackiston,
Miss Eliza Russell, Miss Lizzie Busch,
Miss Theo Russell. Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss
Leilah Russell, Miss Fanny Thornton,
Miss Martha Nichols. Miss Oleta Hem
sley, Miss Bell LeBeau. Miss b. Ham
mer, Miss Margaret Marks. Miss Phedora
Nadeau, Miss Maud Crippen. Miss Ethel
Black, Miss Bell Munta, Miss Ida Ken
nedy, Miss Mae Pfouts, Miss Louise
Hammond, Miss Ethel Thomas Of Ana
conda, Miss Anna Llewellyn, Miss Anna
Richards. Miss Lillian Paschal, Miss
Gertie Wells, Miss Muriel Knox, Miss
Helen McKetchine, Miss Agnes Doty,
Miss Agnes Holland, Miss Myrtle Car
men, Miss Gertie Ward. Miss Clara
Hoadley, Miss Clara Hansen, Miss Cor
inne Dickerson, Miss Kittie McHugh,
Miss Jennie Sullivan. Miss Alice Lang
lois; Messrs. Frank w. Haskins, Phil p.
Carr. William D.. Burbage. Fred Slem-
ons, Joe Cotter. L. o. Evans, Frank
Cooney, eugene Dickerson, c NJ. Dick
inson, Ike Heilbronner, Julius Hebron
ner, John Downey, Jack Thomas, T. H.
Fosselman, Chick" Pierson, Ton Ellis,
DR.. ST. Jean. Lynn Boyce, Charles Green,
Robert B.. Brinsnade. Edward Crumrine,
Gaylord Black, T. "A. II. Macpherson,
Ralph Richards, L. Lowell, Fred Leese,
Or. Cowperthwaite, George Busch,
George Curtis, Archie Mcmillan. Cole
Campbell. Ed Passnore. Watson Pfouts,
and also Messrs. King, Smith, Rank and
Maillet.
The High School Guitar and Mandolin
club and the Regal club of musicians en-
ldlitu Quilt d SStuSI!IlS ~ pcOpic III
the library auditorium last evening and
did it in a manner that entities them to
recognition in the ranks of thorough
musicians. The first named organization
comprises Christine Brebner, Martha
Fish, katheryn Sullivan, Glare McTuck-
er, Hazel Hines, Mamie Driscoll, Gene
We've Davis, Ella Driscoll, Cora Feather
ly, Josie Laird, Agnes Holland, Jennie
Sullivan, Anna Thierman. John Corette,
Arthur Atkins, James Trembath, Charles
Sullivan, Arthur Mueller, Burwell Atkins
and l.. T. Halle.
The Royals members are: Madeline
Armstrong, Marie O'Connor, Anna Lang
ston. Anna Thierman, Hazel Hines, Sid
ney Lewis, A. G.. Lewis, Andrew Heath,
George Nor hart. E. Il. Co A. G. Che
visny, Arthur Mueller, w. H. Wix and
l.. T. Halle.
The following programme was rem
dered:
Sweetheart Waltzes,' Butte High
School Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Piano solo, "Tannhauser, ..........
..-.T..... .............,. Wagner-LiSZt
Miss Agnes Holland.
Vocal solo, Thine ..Bohm
Miss Charlotte Best.
Miss Clara Hinkle, accompanist.
Violin solo, "~Intermezzo:". go. Mascagni
Miss Kathryn Sullivan.
Miss Clare Tucker, a~ccompanist.
Reading, Have You Seen Annette?"
...... ........ Miss Christine Brebner
Violin solo, Carnival Of Venice"....
.......... Master Carl Bank
Miss Clara Hinkle, accompanist.
Spanish dance, La Cachuca"........
............. .......M Miss Grace Corbin
Miss Lowery, accompanist.
After the concert the floor of the hall
was stripped of it's chairs and dancing
was commenced and kept up until mid
night.
The attendance at both musical festivi-
ties and the terpsichorean part OF the
entertainment was large and the en-
thusiasm in keeping with the occasion,
Among the events Of a social nature
0f which Butte was the scene his week
was an entertainment IN the Auditorium
last Monday evening. 1t was for the beno.
At of the Mountain View church. The
programme consisted of various interest,"
ing features and was well rendered to a
large and appreciative audience. The
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