Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-17
coined by the students, with whom he
is a great favorite. i

is a great favortte.
The Cleolian society, an organization
of young ladies, met at the home of h
society in the college. The programme
Of the evening was as follows: Music,
Miss Blanche Flowers; recitation, Miss
Helen Hancock; paper, The Business
Girl" Miss S~tockinger; duet. instrument
tai, Misses Jones and Jacops; society
ty is a rival organization to the Arena
society at the college, the latter being
composed of the young men students.
The Ladies' Missionary society Of h
Baptist church met at the home of Mrs..
w. r.. G.. Stewart on Friday afternoon.
The topic for the afternoon was "The In
dians." Mrs. Award, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Harmon, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Feather
stone and Miss Armstrong contributed
excellent papers devoted to the charac-
teristics of the aborignies. n the pa
pers were a%rraigned by the president.
Mrs. Robinson, so that the delivery was
very interesting. A luncheon was serv-
ed by the hostess before the meeting adj
journed.
A plea SAINT birthday party was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ingram
on Wednesday evening. the occasion OF
the gathering being the anniversary OF
the Goth birthday Of the host. The even-
ing was pleasantly passed. and music.
games and refreshments served to en-
liven the hours Of the anniversary even
ing. The following We're the presents
given by the many friends of the host.
who joined in wishing him many returns
Of the birthday: Writing desk, present.
ed by Messrs. and Mesdames Branden-
burg. Hodson. Creling. Osborn. Mollen-
borg and Monger; silver shaving mug
and brush, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod: silver
smoking set, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis;
book of poems, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson:
fountain pen. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vree-
land; china cup and saucer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maynard; glass pitcher and silver
tray and glasses and book of poems, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cleveland: gold fob
chain, Mr.. and Mrs. White n daugh-
ter: cut overs, Mrs. Cutting.
Cherusker Lodge Hermann Sohne re-
ceived a visit from the grand president
of the order in Montana. Louis Weigel
Of Helena, last Sunday. and the lodge re-
ceived the dignitary with becoming hon
ors. The members of the lodge met the
train at the depot with fireworks and
| other manifestations of welcome, and the
official was taken uptown in a carriage.
The lodge officers escorted the president
to the Montana State college in the aft
ernoon, and several hours were spent
there. The occasion of the presidents
visit here was the initiation of nine new
members into the Bohemian lodge. This
ceremony was performed by the presi-
dent at the evening session of the lodge.
After the adjournment Of the lodge the
members gave a banquet at the TivOlt
restaurant to the distinguished visitor.
and a pleasant time was spent around
the banquet board. President Weigel de-
parted for home on Monday mornings
train.
The West Side Carroms club was IN
tertained by Miss Addie Brandenburg
Friday evening. A number of games Of
carroms We're played during the evening.
the best scores being mad by Noah Stiff
and Miss Emma Brandenburg. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered at the
close of the games: Duet. vocal, Miss
Ola Ferguson and Noah Stiff; vocal solo.
Noah Stiff: trio. Misses Brandenburg and
-, Ferguson and Noah Stiff.
Mrs. Hancock entertained the Coffee
circle at her home on Third street We'd
nesday afternoon. The conversations Of
these meetings are always carried on in
the German language, and the gatherings
are very entertaining to those who at
tend. Needlework was done during the
discussion of the topics of the meeting,
and at the close of this occupation light
refreshments We're served by the host
ess.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs. John
Mcleod Thursday afternoon at the FAM
lily home on Lamme street. This society
is one of the most active in the city.
and the meetings are usually very we'll
attended.