Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-12

Last Monday evening a very enjoyable
entertainment and dance was given at
the Six Mile house in honor of Miss Cecil
O'Brien of North Montana street on the
eve of her departure for Skaguay and
Cape Nome. The entertainment, which
did not break up until the wee small
hours, was highly enjoyed by the parti-
cipants in spite of their regret at losing
Miss O'Brien from their midst. Among
those who attended We're: Misses Celin-
da Bonan, Name O'Brien, Celia O'Brien,
Alice Shilling, Mary Hughes, Ella Sulli-
van, the Misses Wilson, Nora O'Connor,
Mary Walker, Miss Murphy, Miss Baker,
Miss Woford, Miss Coffman; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Esmey,
Mr.. and Mrs. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Orem,
Mrs. p. II. Doyle, Mrs Shilling; Messrs.
Nelson, Sol Orenstein, Cheston Gillette,
Fred Huber, Harry Myers, Eddie Bisby,
Pat O'Farrel, Jimmy and Eddie LaDuke,
Frank and Mike Hughes, VIM. Pellete,
Jim McCarroll, Fred Hoblit, Howard and
Dave Noble, VIM. Clary, Dick Harring-
ton, Cliff Bliven, Mike Joey, George and
Jaes Keiff, and Charley Prostell.
Mr. and Mrs. e. G.. Smith had a house
party" last Sunday at their country nome
Pine Grove, near Lyndale. A very pleas
ant time was spent. The party returned
to town Monday morning fully convinced
hat Pine Grove is one of the most de-
lightful spots near Butte. In the party
We're Mr.,and Mrs. Dan Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. H. Berry, Carl Berry and Chas.
Beebe.
Among the marriages in the city this
week was that of Frank O'Neill and Miss
Julia E. Hamann, which took place in st.
atrick's church on Thursday morning.
Father Callahan performed the cere-
mony. T. 1. Casey acted as groomsman
and Miss Irene. Hamann, a sister of the
bride, discharged the duties Of brides
maid. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Neill left for California, of which state
they are natives, where they will sojourn
a few weeks. Mr.. O'Neill is assistant
master mechanic for the Anaconda Min
ing company, while his bride is one of the
accomplished young musicians of the city
and a sister of Mrs. M. f. Gilligan.
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Mr.. Ernest Rodgers and Miss Gilpha
B%roughton, daughter of Mr.. n Mrs.
George Broughton of East Park street,
We're united in marriage on Thursday
morning at the residence of the brides
parents. The affair was unaccompanied
by pomp, only relatives and a few of the
close friends of the contracting parties
being present. The was per-
formed by Rev. G H. Whiteman Of
Emanuel Presbyterian church, and after
it was over the bride and groom left the
city with the intention of spending a few
days elsewhere. When they retrun they
days elsewhere. When they return they
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Strumme of No. Ala
Watson avenue were pleasantly surprised
by a number of their many friends at
their home a few evenings ago. The host
and hostess, however, were equal to the
occasion and entertained their guests,
n n,,f 6t,I ~ fyrn in riohf rnvnI silvia
Dancing and card playing, punctuated
with a repast and a cake walk, comprised
the festivities. Prizes in the card game
We're won by Samuel Olsen and Miss Ber-
beau. During the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Strumme were the recipients of a very
handsome couch. the donors being the
guests.
The last issue of the Deer Lodge Silver
State contained the following:
MIR and Mrs. Frank ouche and Miss
Ida Kennedy, of Butte, came down last
Sunday. and as guests of Messrs Conley
McTague. together with a number Of
Deer Lodge ladies and gentlemen, were
driven out to irvine lake for the after
noon. A sumptuous repast was served at
the lake, including a fish fry, just before
starting for home. They landed some big
trout, and the Butte party took home
nine big ones that aggregated % pounds"
The ladies Of the Monday afternoon
Colorado street on Monday and a as
their guests the ladies of the Thursday
club. The already varied collection Of
pictures of the club was increased by sew
eral that are really good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Bellinger, OF
British Columbia, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Boucher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bellinger were formerly residents of
Butte.
Mrs. John F. Davies and son left
Thursday for Helena, where they will
spend a month with friends and rela-
tiveS.