Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-27

1ue NOluIlOId OduCluS cruz uc1u OAAc VI
it's series of receptions in Renshaw hall
last evening. The attendance was large,
the following persons beinf among those
present: Miss Esther Mieklejohn, Miss
Jeanette Mohan, Miss Bechtel. Katie Sui
Ivan, Pansy Clifford, Mae Sheldon, Gene
we've Davis, Miss Broebstel, Miss Lizzie
Johnson. Miss Corette, the Misses Sem
mers. Thee Russell. Lucy Warren.
Martha Arnold, Miss Emma Savage. Miss
Hancock, Eva Roberts, Miss Healey,
Miss Sheehan, Miss Margary Sidley,
Miss McDermott, Miss Emma Farlin,
Miss Garcia, Annie Thferman, Winnie
Bretherton, Miss Mulcahey ,,, Miss ida la
Courtnay, Nellie Fudge, Miss Rem
lizard, Miss Boone. Cristine Breb-
ner, Miss Williams, Miss Amelia Laur-
ance Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Siderin, Mrs.
j. T. Sidley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter,
Mrs. Richard Rowe, Ed. Cox, Joe Zurlo,
John Davis, Walter Tallant, Charles Sui
Ivan, Floyd Bushnell, James Trembath'
Clement Hines, Herbert Farlin, Mr.. h
son, John Spafard, John Corette, Dave
Hopkins, JOnn Wolff, Mr.. Barnard, Mr..
Hanley, Mr.. Perron, j.. u. Sampson, VIM.
r. Evans, w. A. Larkin, Mr.. Gaffey, Jno.
Wright, Harry Thierman, Archie Rey-
nolds, Fay Curtis, Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Muei-
Ter, James Perrans, Mr.. McTucker, Mr..
Rank, Mr.. Sheldon, Mr.. Middleton, Mr..
Gallagher, Mr.. Cullum, Mr.. Stevens,
Melville Sternfels, Mr.. Buckin, Mr..
Gum, Mr.. Carroll. Mr.. Strasburger, Mr..
Hood, Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Atkins. Mr.. Robin
son inc Mr.. Martin.
On Wednesday the Woman's club first
discussed, What Was the Most Impor-
tant Event of the Nineteenth Century,"
The abolition of slavery in the United
States was ably presented by a lady Of
southern birth. The Woman's club move
se@-% rysAi = ryo~IouE,H1 ~
plications, n other events were refer
red to, but the club agreed without dis
sent hat steam had worked the great
est changes and most far-reaching bene-
fits in the worlds progress, making pos
sible nan other discoveries, improve
ments and reforms.
The tourist department had charge of
the days programme, n Mrs. Slemons
continued the consideration of Rome by
reading her pape on THE Leonine City,
that portion named for Pope Leo x.
extending from Castle Angelo to the Va
tican Gardens, n sometimes called the
hottest part of Rome, because it con-
tains that spot in religious history most
hallowed by the blood Of martyrs.
Points of interest in and about the city
and bay of Naples were described by the
members. Mrs. Rueger told about Naples
and the Isle of Capri, Mrs. Newill of Tor
rento; Mrs. Chiefly read Mrs. Atwater's
paper ia Ol1lRCI1 dllu x16tCutdI6uIn. dnO
Mrs. Buzzo and Mrs. Pettibone described
Vesuvius, its various eruptions and pres
ent status.
Mrs. James Forbis gave a luncheon on
last Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. I
Arthur Heinze, which was a very charm
Ing affair. Covers were laid for twelve. |
The table was deliberately decorated with /
pink and white roses, while from the
corner OF the table wide bands of pink,
satin ribbon reached to the centers, where
a magnificent bowl Of roses formed the |
centerpiece. Asparagus vine and loose.
pink bride roses were scattered here and |
there over the table. while from the
candelabra a subdued light was shed,
softened by dainty pink shades. The
guests were Mrs. Heinze, Mrs. w. McC. |
White. Mrs. Jack Noyes, Mrs. Tom
Noyes, Mrs. Sisley, Mrs. Twohy, Mrs.
Freund, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Long. Mrs. |
Dixon and Mrs. Mediation.
Wednesday evening Washington Camp
Nc. !, p. o. 8. of A, Installed the.follow-
Ing officers: Past president, ]. r. Rem
frey: president, Moses McMurray; vice
president. George schnur; master Of
FORMS. r. G. Whitman: recording secre-
tary, J.-F. Davies; financial secretary, e.
E.. Paxson; treasurer, w. r. Young; con-
ductOr, Isaac James; inspector, J. L.
Lewis: guard. e. E. Thibault. After the
installation ceremonies the Daughters of
America, who were in waiting, surprised
the 0 by entering the hall and took
charge Of the evenings entertainment.
Whist and other games were INDUCED in,
after which light refreshments were
served.
General Charles S. Warren and wife,
for man years residents Of this city. but
now Of Sumpter, Ore, entertained a party
friends at tea in their rooms in the
Austin building in Sumpter one day last
week. says the Sumpter Miner. Their
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Vinson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Wheeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom McF1wen. Mr.. and Mrs. N. C.I
Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kill
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Muhphey,