Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-07

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club is rapidly becoming known as a club
that fosters entertainments Of not only
an educational but an entertaining char
acter, and deserves liberal patronage
when it appears before the public.
Miss Sullivan Of 500 West Park street
entertained about thirty persons at cards
and dancing at her residence last even
ing. The party was given in honor of
Miss SappingtOn of Nelson, NO., and Mr.,
Boyd Hammond. of Kansas City, who are
the guests of Miss Marie Barrett. Euchre
was played until II O'Clock and then dane
ing commenced and was kept UP until 5.
In the card games the ladies' first prize
was won by Miss Barrel. who also won
the lone hand prize. The second prize
for ladies was won by Miss Lackey. The
first for the opposite sex went to DR..
Napton and the second to Mrs. Aldrich.
The interior Of the residence was hand
sOnely decorated with flowers. To per-
nit of dancing the floors were covered
with Y Among those present
We've Miss Barrel, Miss Sappington. Miss
ONeil and Miss Healey, the two latter
Of Illinois and now the guests of Mrs. P.
]. Brophy. Miss Pearl Hanson. Miss Rick
a. DIS, Miss Agnes Doty, Miss Mabel Rem
/ shaw, Mrs. Morris. the guest of Miss
RenshaW: Miss Rita Hickman, Miss
Marks. Miss Daisy Dawson, Miss Lackey
Mrs. A. 7. Morgan. Miss Jennie Sullivan;
NJ, ssrs. Hammond, F. w. Haskins,
Noon, Slemons, Black, Cornelius, De
Bury. Ashford, Cotter. Carr, Napton,
Aldrich and Hamm. Lunch was served
AT midnight.
A party comprising the following per-
sons visited Crystal Springs last Monday
evening: Mrs. Sam Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison, Miss Crangle. Miss Bell Gram
gle. the Misses O'Neil, the Misses O'Don-
nell, Miss Heslop, Miss Mccarthy, Miss
Therese Kelly; DR.. Quirk, Mr.. Fusate,
Mr.. Crangle, Mr.. Dawson, Mr.. Lewis, Mr..
Gormaly, Mr.. Drahelbias. Mr.. Ludcke,
Mr.. McClenahan and Mr.. Spaford.
Last Saturday evening, another party,
as follows, visited the Springs: Mrs. Fail
Ion, Mrs. l.. f. %Stephans. Misses Grace
McElwee, Maud Patton, Saddle Ayers,
Annie King, Matte Patton, Title Dun
ston and May Cummings; Messrs. Ed
Chapman, Frank Thivrige, William
Hammers. Bert Horn, Tom Norton, w.
E. Ayers, Joe Thivrige, Q. Demars. Leo
Willet, w. J. Donaldson, Abe Stout, Jas.
Laduke and Jack Savage.
The Atlas club held lis first meeting Of
the year Friday in the art room of the
public library. 1t was we'll attended.
After the business routine was gone
through with, the afternoon was very
pleasantly spent in relating summer
"reminiscences. AS a great number of the
members took unusually long trips. some
very interesting things were talked
about. Especially entertaining We're the
talks of Mesdames Hinkle. Wardell, Pass
more. Miss Reznor and Mrs. Slater, the
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the year auspiciously by additions to its
membership.
Monday evening Mrs. A. r. Morgan Of
534 West Galena street, entertained for
Miss Marie Barrett in honor of Boyd
Hammond and Miss Sappington Of Kan
sas City, who are guests of Butte friends.
Card games and dancing comprised the
major part Of the programme of amuse-
ments. Those present We're: Miss Sap
pingtOn, Miss Marie Barrel, Miss Jennie
Jullivan. Miss Sue MacLanahan, Miss
Margaret Marks, Miss Rita Hickman;
Messrs. Joe Cotter, Boyd Hammond,
Fred Slemons, Gail Black. Ed Passmore,
Phil p. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Morgan
and Mrs. Julien Epping.
Miss Flora Mueller of 1926 South Wash
ington street was pleasantly surprised
by a number Of her many friends We'd
nesday evening. The party met at the
residence Of Miss Maggie Corette on
South Idaho and proceeded to Miss Muel-
ler's residence, where the evening was
spent in dancing I'M other pleasing d.
versions.
Last Tuesday evening a number of per-
sons from the Dorothy and Bee Hive
blocks were driven to Crystal Springs in
one of the large band wagons used for
such events They enjoyed themselves in
various ways at the Springs.
Mr.. John Tippet and Miss Minnie Wal
tiers will be united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents on Vir-
ginia street at 8 O'clock this evening. A
large number Of persons have been in
/ vited.
The members of the Young Ladies In
stitute will give a ball in their rooms in
the futile building on the evening of the