Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-25

Miss Daisy Dawson entertained a few
friends at whist at her home, S26 West
Granite street, Wednesday evening. The
prizes were won by Miss Dora Surprenant
n Mr.. Gaylord Black. After the card
playing refreshments were served. Those
present Were Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Dawson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Dawson, Miss Helen
McKechnie, Miss Dora Suprenant, Miss
Annie Richards, Mr.. Gaylord Black, Mr..
Jno. Shelton, Mr.. Jno. Downey, Mr.. w.
ID. Burbage, Mr.. F. w. Haskins and Mr..
Metzker.
At a recent meeting of the Martha
Washington club Mrs. Martin Main gave
a very entertaining sketch of the life OF
j. G. Whittier, which showed much study
and thought and called forth much ap-
plause from the ladies present. Mrs. Main
is a new conner in Butte and a new men,
Der of the club and the ladies appreciate
her efforts to make the work of the club
interesting.
The next dance of the Entire Nous club
will take place in Renshaw hall in the
evening of March is.
Ravalli Council No. 104 of the Young
Mems and Young Ladies' Institute cele-
brated the anniversary of W~ashington's
birthday Wednesday evening. The day is
also known as '1nStltute Day.
The rooms of the council, which are To-
Gated on the second floor of the building
that stands at the northeast corner Of
Main and Quartz streets, We're hand
sOmely decorated for the occasion. About
$50 persons were present.
The programme consisted of various
pleasing features and was opened with an
address by Principal p. A. Leamy of the
West Broadway public school,. This gen.
tleman's remarks were Of a patriotic ma
ture. The balance of the programme was
as follows:
Piano trio, Beauties Of Verdis operas"
by Misses Forman, Harkins and H. A.
AmirauX.
Vocal solo, Miss Rose Morris, the title
of the selection being Bred in Old Ken
lucky"
Humorist, Ernest Hardcastle.
Contralto solo, Miss .Finnigan.
Bass solo, Adonias Page.
Piano solo, Prof. Amiraux.
Mezzo soprano, Every Rose Must
Have It's Thorn Miss Matte Ornstein.
Violin solo, Miss Irene Hannah, ac-
companiests, Mrs. Rooney and r. Blinn
Owens.
George Gleason recited a few selections
from "Shamus O'Brien."
The balance of the evening was given
over to music and dancing supplemented
by the serving of refreshments.
All in all the affair was a social success
and one to which the institute members
cam always point with pride.
Mr.. Thomas Moore and Miss May F..
Shepard, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Shepard, were united in marriage
Thursday morning, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Father DeSiere in the
presence of the intimate friends and rela-
tives of the contracting parties. Miss
Maggie Moore was the bridesmaid and
Mr.. NJ. flanagan groomesman. The bride
was cOstumed in white silk with pearl
trimmings and carried a bunch of brides
roses. Miss Moore was dressed in blue
and carried pink carnations. The pres
ents were numerous n costly.
DR.. Maurice Eisenberg will begin his
Shakespearian university lecture course
in the Auditorium on March 7. His sub
ject on that date will be THE Genius of
Shakespeare" On the 18th he will handle
Chylock; on the Dist Hamlet and on the
2Sth Julius Caesar.
The lectures are to be held under the
auspices of the clubs for women-the Ho-
mer, WOman'S and Atlas-and as there
are numerous lovers of Shakesperian lit
we'll attended. Besides, DR.. Eisenberg is
not a novice in the portrayal of Shakes
peare's works, he having delighted large
audiences with their true delineation in
various parts of the country. The admis-
sion to the full series will be 81. 80.