Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-11

was magnifcent1y gowned, and Mrs.
Joseph Chamberlain wore pale pink MORE
satin and white lace. Mrs. Ronalds was
dressed in black tulle and jet. Promi-
nent among the guests was Mrs. Henry
White, wife of the United States charge
d'affaires who is at present chaperoning
Lord Roseberry's daughters.
The most gorgeous festivity of the
| week, however, was the ball at the Hotel
Cecil in aid of the Gordon Memorial col
lege at khartoum. There was a dazzling
display of jewelry and embroidery n
the Duchess of Marlborough was again
the center of attraction in white muslin
with rich pink embroidery. She wore
her famous pearls, of which she had Is
or 16 rows around her neck, besides a
, necklace of diamonds and a double tiara
in her hair. Lady Randolph Churchill's
| pearls were almost as splendid.
london is to have another great bazaar
which is expected to eclipse the success
full bazaar of last year. 1t will be held
at the Niagara skating rink in June, in
aid of the Charing Cross hospital. The
arrangements are on a grandiose scale.
man Of note in London society will aid
in some way or other. Mrs. John w.
Mackay will take the American STALL, as
sisted by her daughter, Princess Colonna,
and Mesdames Clarence Mackay, Bradley
Martin and ROnalds. A rich American
has presented the whole American bar
outfit. whcih will be in the hands of Mrs.
Brown Potter. The latter was present at
the Devonshire reception on Tuesday, and
1T is whispered that the invitation was
sent at the instance of the Prince Of
Wales
Correspondence, which appears period
ically. criticising the amer of the pres
ent young men, is again appearing in the
columns of the Morning Post. These
young men are accused of neglecting to
call, after accepting hospitality; in re-
fusing to dance, and in general lack of
manner and breeding.
One of the fruits of the Hooley ex-
posures is that Lords De "a War; and
| Albemarle announced this week their in
tention of returning the f27. 600, which
Hooley lain they received for becoming
directors of the French Dunlop Pneu-
matte Tire company. Both, however, re-
pudiated Hooley's accounts of the mat
ter.
The Rev. John Watson Dan MacLaren)
and Mrs. Watson are passengers on board
the White Star line steamer T%eutonic,
which left Liverpool for New York or
Wednesday. They will spend three
months in the United States.
Advices from Stockholm show that the
health Of King Oscar is far from salts
factory. He will go to Riarritz, if he is
able to do so, at the end of the month.
Thence he will take a trip to North
America. the queen or sweden n Nor
way is still very feeble. She will go to
Bonnet, Prussia, after King Oscars de-
parture for BiarritZ.
\ Wa'shington's birthday will be brilliant
ly celebrated at the United States lega-
tion at Stockholm by a ball which the
crown prince has promised to attend.
The Well known polar explorer. Pro-
fessor Nothorst, has issued an appeal to
the Swedish people for funds to equip al
expedition to east Greenland during the
coming summer to search for Professor
Andre the missing ~balloonist, and to en-
gage in scientific explorations. The
party will consist of % persons. They
will be absent about four months, and the
cost Of the expedition is estimated at TO-
eco crowns.