Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nickel of ia West
Granite street gave a party last Satur-
day evening in honor of the anniversary
of the birthday of their daughter. Miss |
Louisa Nickel. All classes of amuse-
ments prevailed, a cake walk and a new
Wonan dressing contest being two OF the
features. In the first named the prizes
We're won by Miss Lydia Osenbrug and
Miss Eta Nickels; in the latter Henry
Nickel and Elsie Nickel and Dudley
Richards and Louisa Nickel. Among
those present were: Miss Lena Nickel,
Alice Nickel, Annie Nickel, Miss Helen
Martins, Elsie Nickel, Eta Nickel, Daliah
Nickel, Lydia Osenbrug, Julia Ornstein.
Myrtle Orustein, Misses Nickel, Irma
Nickel, Emma Winger, Pauline Nickel:
Masters Dudley Richards, Roger Lane,
Freddy Jinke, George Fitchen, Earl
Fitchen, Albert Nickel. Robbie Sticht,
Walter Nickel. Russell Mcintyre, Alfred
Harris, Carl Nickel. Arthur Reisberger,
Rudy Osenbrug, Eddie Osenbrug, Henry
Nickel. Johnnie Gabel, Edwin Nickel.
At the eighth grade graduating exer-
cises, held in the gymnasium Of the high
school building Thursday afternoon,
Professor Sanders of the State Normal
school at Dillon, delivered an interesting
address. A drill followed and then Pro-
fessor Hendricks presented each of the
graduates with a diploma. After a
short recess all marched into the audi
forum Of the building. The Washington
school graduates, headed by Miss Mad
den, their teacher, We're costumed in pure
white and carried beautiful bouquets of
flowers. The class comprised thirty-siX
misses and quite a line of young boys.
Following is the list of names: Floy
Gamblers, Flora Southwick, Erna Steck.
Lilah Bechtel, Della Clark, Louise Pryor,
Mary Brady, Olive Adams, Mamie Han
ifan, Myrtle Terry, Annie Honeychurch,
Ethel Fluke, Mary Murphy, Minnie Fair
child, Stella Noble, Blanch Townsend.
Jennie Binder. Addie Bradley. Flora
Bradley. Matilda Swingenger. Rose Hos
king, Mary Shea. Annie Elliott, Ami
MCGOWAN, Madge Bray, Floyd Johnson.
John Kelly, Willie Cornell. John Nutter-
Vile, James Graham. Tom Masterson,
Grover Tachell, Roy Hopper, Myrtle Sui
livan, Percy Thomas and Willie Norris.
The graduating exercises in the public
schools, which were commenced several
days ago, wound up last evening with a
reception in Henshaw hail. The affair
was a complimentary from the Junior
class to the Senior class, and was in
every way a fitting final TO the weeks
work in the schools. The attendance
was quite large, there being fully w
hundred persons present. The music was
grand and to its enhancing strains the
merry gathering passed away several
hours as only the young can. The re-
ception committee comprised Adolph
Heilbronner, Clyde Brown. Arthur
Atkins, George Ross, Mark Hanley,
Clement Hines, Leroy Richards, Carl
Griffith, Charles Hinkle and Charles
Davies. The officers of the society are:
President, Charles A. Davies; vice presi-
dent, Clement n. Hines; secretary, Helen
Pierce: treasurer, Mark r. Hanley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Palmer Of 631 Colo
RADIO street gave d party Thursday even
ing in honor of their daughter, Miss Mae
Sheldon. Various games were played.
In addition to which there was dancing,
a cake walk, music and freshmen
Among those present were Miss Esther
Meiklejohn, Miss Margie Sidley, Miss
Sadie Haskins, Miss Dezza Hall. Miss
Bell Crangle, Miss Mae Sheldon; Messrs.
Ben Perham. Ben Hoskins, J. G.. Brum-
NETT, David Watt, +. Downing and J. l..
Sampson.
On May 20 the Homer club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Batterman at
her home on West Granite street. A
most entertaining and instructive pap
from the Fortnightly club Of Helena, on
"Thomas Bailey Aldrich' was read. Some
unfinished business was brought before
the club and disposed Of. Delicious re-
'freshments were then served and a social
time enjoyed, after which the club ad~
iourned until next fall.
A party chaperoned by Mr.. Putnam in
spected the Heinze smelter and concen-
traitor one day this week. It consisted of
Miss Dimple Blackiston, Miss Leilah
RuSsel, Miss Thee Russell, Miss Margaret
Blackiston. Miss Eliza Russell, Mr.. Bar
clay, Mr.. Gordon and Ben II. Putnam.
The Silver Bow Whist club was enter
tanned Wednesday evening by Mrs. b. E
Calkins at her home, IA North Washing
ton street. The prizes We're won by Mrs
r. T.. Shaw and Mr.. j. H. Vivian. After
the card playing a lovely luncheon was
served.
Among those who visited Boulder last
Sunday We're Miss Pearl Beckwith, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. A. Sisley, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Hammer and their daughter.
Tom c. O'Meara rusticated in Salt