Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06

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The opening dance Of the r~eorganized
Union club was given last evening In
the McDermott hotel and was an unusu-
very large, the music was splendid and
a large number Of beautiful gowns were
in evidence. Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mediation, Mr.. and Mrs:
Mrs. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll. Mr..
and Mrs. John Read, Mr.. and Mrs:
Renisch, Mr.. and Mrs. Booth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs. Schatzlein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calkins, Hr. and Mrs.
Joe Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. Holbrook. Mrs. and Mrs. John
Moves, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Tom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tuohy, Mr.. n Mrs. Morgan. Mr..
and Mrs. Casey, Mr.. and Mrs. Hennessy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotter, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Leggat, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland,
MIR. and Mrs. Heslet, Mrs. and Mrs. Ar
thur Heinze, Mr.. n Mrs. Robinson. Mrs.
John Noyes, Misses Horgan, Foster, La.
81. Louis, Hall of Spokane, Doty, Bart
lett, Johnston, Strausberger, Messrs. Tut
tie, Haskins,. Heilbronner, DuBarry,
Clark, DR.. Renick, Steve Raymond, Cot
ter, Leyes. KeatIng, Jim Hodgens, q
Hodgens, Carnochan, French, Freund,
Thomas, Erwin, Sullivan, Leggat.
The Columbia club held it's second re-
ception of the season in Renshaw hall
las evening and a very enjoyable event
quite large. Among those present were
Miss Blanche Miller of Dillon. Miss Mae
Sheldon, Miss Masterson, Miss Pearl
Beckwlth, Miss Estler Meiklejohn, Miss
Gemevieve Davis, Miss Ella Wright, Miss
Ida Sternfels, Miss Mattie Fish. Miss
AyfzN..N ATT. O1nn, Miss VXyir-
ME Bretherton, Miss Summers, Miss An
ME Thierman, Miss Tessie COurtenay,
Miss Murphy, Miss Christina Brebner,
Mrs. Bretherton q Helena, Miss Emma
Farlin, Miss Sullivan, Miss Katie Sulli-
van. Miss Pansy Clifford Of Missoula.
Miss Proebstel, Miss DriscoM and
Miss Sidley; James Persons, John Teal.
Patrick Lynch, Melville Sternfels, Ar
thur Perham, Herbert Farlin, Glen
Hines, j. J. Egan, John Corette, James
Trembath, Frank McWilliams, Wallace
Bretherton. George Broderick, John
L. Sampson, Harry Thierman, Joseph
Zurlo, John Spaford. John Wolfe, Dave
Hopkins. Edward Rooch, Mr.. Mueller
and Mr.. Gallagher.
While the custom of keeping open house
on New Years day was not generally OBJ
served throughout the city, a number Of
ladies received more or less informally.
The hospitable home of Mrs. John Noyes,
was as usual open to their friends. The
ladies of the household, assisted by Mrs.
Jack Noyes and Mrs. w. M. Tuohy. re-
ceived a large number of callers. Mrs.
Freund also received, assisted by Mrs.
7. j. Murray. Mrs. Long and Mrs. Hol-
brook. Mrs; Cotter gave a hospitable
greeting to those calling, and a number
Of others received more or less inform
ally.
Mrs w w nSvon who hoc hoon thu
guest of Mrs. ]. v. Long, for a couple
of days returned this afternoon to Ana
conda. Mrs. Long entertained at dinner
on Thursday. followed by a card party
Dixon, Mrs. Heslet. Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs.
Freund. Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Jack Noyes,
Mrs. McWhite, Mrs. Heinze s4nd Mrs.
Tom Noyes. Mrs. Holbrook also en-
tertained informally for her at cards on
James B. Glover Of 1926 California ave.
nue. entertained a number of his many
friends New Years evening. Among his
guests were Miss Bell Frazier, Miss Jen-
ME Frazier. Miss Edith Van Dusen, Miss
Katie Oswald. Miss Minnie Oswald. Miss
Violet Oswald. the Misses Annie. Katie
and s. Cosgrove, Miss Susie Congdon,
Miss Ashcroft. Frank Young. John
Young, James Broughton, Mr.. Oswald,
Mr., Nelson. Mr.. speer. Mr.. Ryman, Mr..
Eo%0y, ~"A o~1ASs MI. 0SeeAe, 0eOrSe
Broughton. Mr.. Denoon, Mr.. Wood
ward, Mr.. Mcdowell. Mr.. May, Mr.. Sell
less, Mr.. Condor and Mr.. Greene. Music
for the occasion was furnished by Thomas
Cranes orchestra, comprising G. Brough-
ton, first violin; C. Crane. piano; E.. d.
Perner, base violin; E.. Young. clarionet:
J. Broughton, flute; v. Lump, cornet;
A. Anderson. trombone; A. Jane, horn.
and Mr.. Ryman, drum.
Mrs. Lulu Largey gave a party al
Crystal Springs on Wednesday evening
In honor of Miss Madelyn Bartlett of Chit
cago and Mr.. Frank McGlynn Of Omaha,
who are visiting the city. 1t was a bril-
liant affair in all respects. Among the
guests were Miss Sue MacLanahan. Miss
Jane MacLanahan, Miss Madelyn Bart
3ett.' Miss Jennie Sullivan, Miss Lulu