Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27
day. June 4, at the home of Mrs. Ward

Cockrill.
Miss Cantwell entertained to luncheon
at the college on Thursday Mrs. Storrs,
Mrs. Lamme and Mrs. F.. A. Fielding.
On Thursday Mrs. Marshall gave a
dainty little luncheon TO Mrs. Wilbur F.
Sanders and Mrs. Lester G. Wilson in
one OF the departments at the college.
1t being the 25th wedding anniversary
OF Rev. and Mrs. Davis Wilson, a num-
Der Of friends from the valley came up
on Thursday n rendered the worthy
pastor n his below ted wife a hearty
greeting. together with a substantial
purse. w. D.. Bell made representation
speech. which was a most happy one.
The visitors spent the time most pleas
antly and brought to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son what is better than money, the free
Will Offering of their hearts, also their
own refreshments, as the affair was a
SUDDEN surprise. On Friday night, the
bride and groom Of twenty-five years,
still enjoying their honeymoon, as they
Will until they die, and dressed as they
We're when at Virginia City in 1874, Gov.
Potts made them man and wife, received
at their home all their connections in
this city, together with intimate friends.
An elegant repast was served and great
~ enjoyed. afterwards the evening was
spent in social converse and many We're
the warm congratulations and earnest
wishes Of a long life of continued use
uiACS SApIeSSGu. MIS-. SOl 0d1lucIS
was the out of town guest.
A most delightful dinner party was
given Miss Coda Award and her little
friends last Friday evening. There We're
thirteen guests, one for each Of the birth
days of the hostess, and the affair was a
surprise to her as we'll as the other chill
dren. The table was a. marvel of DAM
ties; the decorations consisted of Aemri-
can Beauty roses. AT each plate was
placed souvenir cards, upon which We're
mounted pressed wild flowers. u as
Miss Coda and her little friends
were seated at the table six little boys
dressed as colored walters, each arrayed
IN fancy costume and wearing a large
yellow chrysanthemum in his button
hole entered. 1t is said no more perfect
service could be given than the boys ren~
dered. After dinner each girl was given
a card upon which she was requested to
draw and describe her %favorite animal.
This resulted in many clever pictures and
descriptions. Miss Mildred Livingston
wo nthe prize for the best card, it being
a sketch of a very stylish oun man in
a silk hat, and bearing the following in
scription: MY favorite animal is a boy.
l like them because they are such sweet
little things; becausethey are such mild
little things; because they are such hand
some little things" While the girls We're
busy with their cards, the boys called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Wilson, who were
celebrating their silver wedding. Upon
their return to Mrs. Awards, the girls
joined them and all went to the hall in
the Courier building, where they danced
for an hour or more, Mrs. Keown kindly
furnishing the music. The guests pres
emit were: Misses Frances Maynard,
Beulah Yerkes, Ellen and Genevieve
Benepe, Alice Chisholm, Edith Arm
strong, Mildred Livingston, Edna Frid-
ley, Myrtle Foster, Madeline Phillips,
Vera Anderson, Laura and Marjorie Nc
Naughton. The boys serving as walters
were: Walter Livingston, Herman Will
son, Vivian Carter, Paul Yerkes, Char
lie and Warder Award.