Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-22

When it comes to giving social enter
tainments the Woodmen of the World
and their sister organization, the Women
of Woodcraft, are not behind the process
sion. This fact was practically illus
trated Thursday evening, at which time
the local lodge of the order gave a whist
party in its hall on West Broadway.
While the major portion of the time was
taken up with card playing. there We're
many other interesting features. such
as music, oratory and the reduction of a
sumptuous lunch. DR.. T. A. Grisg,
Harry Shipper and c. p. Dean, compris-
ing the committee on entertainment, left
nothing unprepared to add to the pleas
ure of the gathering. The following ex-
cellent programme was rendered:
Reading .......... ........... Miss Jardine
Solo .................. Mr.. John Thomas
Com1cal Reading..........Dr. j. l.. Miller
Solo L. Doerins
Short Talk on WoOdcraft ..............
.............. ........-.....A i. Keith
Solo ............ .........Miss Jacquette
Accompanlst .............M Mrs. Edna Hill
Whist playing followed the rendition
of the programme. The ladies' first prize,
a silver tea bell, was won by Mrs. S. T.
Fitchett; the second, a gold souvenir
spoon, by Miss Bessie Barret. The gen.
tlemen's first prize, a pair of gold cuff
studs, was won by J. NJ. Reynolds; the
second, q walking stick. by Thomas
Tretheway.
The ladies' consolation prize. a bon
bon box, was won by Mrs. Bryant. and
the g~entlemen's consolation prize, a buck
skin money bag, was captured by j. 7.
Sidley after q noble contest.
Co 1o,,,t+x- yyvLtr+ o1-l ~ 1,. 80. e.,
lows met at the residence of Miss Annie
Richards, 405 West Granite street, last
Tuesday evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Husband, Mrs. George Noble, Miss Han
nah Llewellyn, Miss Lillian Pasci1al, Miss
Daisy Dawson, Miss Dora Suprenant,
Miss Helen Mckechnie, Miss Pearl Royce,
Miss Louise Busch, Nj. J. H. Farise, Mr..
VIII Black, Mr.. Gaylord Black, Mr.. Ed
Passmore, Mr.. B.. J. Cornelius, Mr.. Angus
Mcdonald, Mr.. Ralph Richards, MI.
William D. Burbage, Mr.. Frank W. Has
kins. The ladies' first prize, consisting
of six hand-painted plates, was won by
Mrs. Husband; the second, box of writ
ing paper and envelopes, by Miss Supre-
nant. The gentlemen's first prize, an UNI
brella, was won by Mr.. Haskins; the Sec
ond, a pocket memorandum, by Ed Pass
more.
The "Pros and Cons of LIQUID Air"
We're discussed by the members of the
Women's club at their last meeting on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Kelly read
a paper on the Progress of Oratory and
It's Leaders, and sang a solo in illus
tration. Mrs. Hamilton also sang, and
Mrs. Clark read a paper entitled Some
Famous Water Colorists." -Four new
members were taken into the fold. Next
week will be tourist" week.
ar4 NFoala- Al J.--- -,I -, ~
of its pleasant meetings in the art room
of the Library. Two delightful bio
graphical sketches We're presented-T. B.
Aldrich by Mrs. Hight, and f. P. Roe
by Mrs. Harwood. The First Admins
tration of Grover Cleveland was then
discussed by the different members,
under the able leadership of Mrs. Speer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Talbot left the
early part of the week for Columbia
Falls, in the extreme western part of the
state, where Mr.. Talbot has business in
terests.
Miss Mae Sullivan will entertain a
few Of her many Butte friends at a dane
ing reception, to be held at her home, S03
West Park street, next Wednesday even
ing.
James x. Heslet, assistant cashier at
Clark Bros. bank, is back from Arkansas
Hot Springs, where he spent several
weeks in the interest of his ealth
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Tilton of 444 West
Broadway, entertained the members Of
st. Johns parish and their friends last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Hubert and children started
for Germany Wednesday evening. They
will be absent from Montana about six
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