Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-25

which it proposes to hold in the First Pres
byterian church on the Sth of December.
The High School Mandolin and Guitar
club will take part. The union is also
on the eve of launching a series of medal
contests, which will probably be held
in the hall. The contests will be open
to persons Of all sizes, ages, condition in
life and sexes.
Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Joe Dawson en-
tertained a large party of friends at
euchre on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Sui
livan won the first prize, a handsome cut
glass bowl; Mrs. Gravelle the second, a
dainty uga and dreamer and the prize
for lone hands went to Mrs. c. j. Schatz-
lein. who received a half dozen lovely
Haviland plates. Delicious refreshments
were served late in the afternoon and
the occasion was much enjoyed.
Among the marriages in the city this
week was that Of Z. d. Mclean and Miss
Florence Stevens, which took place at
the residence Of the brides parents, 413
West Granite street, Wednesday even
ing. Only a few persons witnessed the
Immediately after the knot
was tied Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean left for
the east with the expectation of being
absent about three weeks.
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CAV a theater party. followed by an
elaborate supper at the Butte Cafe. The
supper table was daintily trimmed with
pink carnations n white chrysanthe-
NUNS. There We're present: Mrs. Cor
bett. Mrs. Nee. White. Mrs. j. V. Long,
Mrs. Forbis, Mrs. j. Murray, Mrs. Dixon,
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Holbrook.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Frank
r. ,1,~ u, - Ia
decorations We're very artistic, being of
yellow and white cnrysanthemums and
ferns, and the menu delicious. Her guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Connell,
Mrs. Keene, Miss Foster, Mr.. Phil Carr,
DIR. Ray Freund and Mr.. Will Dixon.
The Woman's club of Butte is the guest
of the Anaconda Woman's club today.
About fifty ladies' left by the / O'Clock
train for the Snelter City and doubtless
spent a delightful afternoon. They ex-
pected to return on the early train this
evening.
Mrs. Frank Shaw entertained the
Euchre club Friday afternoon. There
We're present: Mr.. j. v. Long. Mrs. For
bis. Mrs. Nee. White. Mrs. Freund, Mrs.
Holbrook, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Council,
Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Lavelle.
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Charles B. Hoskins, the West Park
street druggist, returned a few days ago
from Wisconsin, where he visited his
mother. During his absence he also Wis
tied Chicago. points in Minnesota and
Nebraska, especially Omaha.
General Manager Rueger of the Lex
ington Mining mpa is back from
Moscow. Idaho. where he went OF bust
-,-o ,1-,1~a+o1 y1ifh hic n0or1notinn
George s. Cobban and son nave gone
to their Iowa home for the purpose of
spending Thanksgiving and probably
Christmas With the family.
Thomas Fosselman, one of utte's So
ciety young men, left last Monday for
the Pony mountains, where he will round
up a few bear and deer.
Attorney George A.. Clark. who has
been sojourning in Utah in the interest
of some former Butte mining men, re-
turned last Monday.
Rev. E.. J. Groeneveld returned the
early part of the week from Columbia
Falls, where he visited the soldiers
home.
John Gillie has returned from New
York, where he went to consult with
Marcus Daily on matters of business.
Mr.. ]. X. Heslet was confined to his
nome a few days this week with ar at
tack of la grippe, but was out today.
Mrs. John A. Heating of Helena has
been the guest of Mrs. c. P. Connolly at
SIG West Galena street this week.
Mrs. Fred Holbrook is recovering from
a severe attack of rheumatism.
Deer Lodge Notes.
(Silyer State.)