Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-08
B lutte SOCIETY

The Christian church was the scene
last Thursday night of one of the most
pleasing and successful Evolutionary re-
citais ever given In this city. Mrs. w. H.
cochran, the we'll known local elocution-
list was the attraction Of the evening and
she was ably assisted by the Misses WV
ian and Paul n by the Glee Club. The
church was comfortably filled and the au-
d1ence very appreciative. Mrs. Cochran
rendered her selections in a delightful
manner and at the close of each number
was greeted with such continued and lib
eral applause that she was obliged to re-
spOnd to encore after encore. Perhaps In
the city Of Butte, no entertainment of it's
Kind ever gave greater satisfaction, and
we should congratulate ourselves that
Mrs. Cochran Is a resident and that we
Will a more from and of her. Among
the selections which deserved the highest
praise. Mrs. Cochran rendered "How
Ruby Played" Leah. the Forsaken,"
and Money Musk" Her representations
Of James Whitcomb Riley's characters
TOOK the audience by storm and her dia-
lect selections were gems of art. Miss
vivian the noted harpist accompanied
Mrs. Cochran in many of her readings
delighted the music lovers with a charm
Ing mandolin solo.
ems officiating, Mr.. Alexander Shannahan
OF Butte and Miss Julia Sullivan of Cen
terv1lle were married on Wednesday,
september 9Th, at 4 o'clock p. M. The
church was crowded by the many friends
OF the young couple. May Sullivan, Sis
ter OF the bride was bridesmaid and Gene
Brink the popular young ticket agent of
the Northern Pacific was best man. The
bride was dressed in a lovely costume of
white silk null over a foundation of silk
trimming of real lace, and carried a bou-
quet of white bridal roses. The brides
mold ryNpo 1T
and carried a boquet of pink roses. TIL
wedding march was played by Miss Cum
baugh. The bride is the daughter of
James Sullivan of $50 East Center street,
Centerville. After the wedding a recep-
ton was given at the residence of the
brides parents to the relatives and a
few intimate friends of the bride and
groom and an enjoyable luncheon was
served. The dining rooms We're decorat-
ed In smilax and pink and white roses.
The happy couple started on a wedding
trip to Helena and the National Park and
after September Goth, they will be at
home to their friends at 22S South Mon
tana street.
Mrs. Mary Healy and her daughter
Miss Nellie Healey, both of Grand Forks
Dakota. are visiting friends in this city
and are among the out of town guests
at the wedding of Miss Julia Sullivan and
Alexander S~hannahan.
The following officers wer elected Fri
day evening by the Entire Nous Dancing
Club. for the ensuing year: President, T.
J. Ellis; vice-president, A. G. Black: Sec
rotary r. r. Vale; treasurer, Charles
Greene; executive committee. r. A.. Nc
Arthur, Ralph Richardson, John Down
ney, A. Underwood and ]. o Hodgens.
Mrs. c. H. Ellison. who has been visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. R.. w.
Sampson at FOG North Washington street
will return to her home at Salt Lake next
Monday evening.
On Thursday evening, September 9Th,
1900, a quiet wedding took place at the
of Mr.. n Mrs. j. G. Sinsel,
624 Colorado street. The contracting par
ties were Miss Josephine c. Sinsel and
Theodore j. Lane, both of Butte. Mis-,
uiu M. Sinsel, the brides sister acting
as bridesmaid and r. B. Nuoo'ls as best
man. Rev. E. O. Tilburn officiating.