Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-07

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street entertained the members of the
Iser club at his residence last Saturday
evening in cOmmemOration OF the ann
versary of his birthday. The interior OF
the house vas nicely decorated for the
occasion and am enjoyable time had by
the guests. During the evening fifteen
persons We're initiated into the mysteries
of the club, the ceremonies being held
in the attic, which had been arranged
for the occasion. All passed safely
through the ordeal, however. Among
the guests present were William Scallon,
e. H. Renisch. H. s.. Tuttle, Drs. Camp
bell, Leggat and Hall, M. L. Mcdonald.
H. w. Turner, H. O. Wilson, E.. e.
Gallogly. A.. Morgan. j. H. Leyson, w.
B. Hamilton, H. U. Doering, J. e. Nc
Cormick. Eugene Carroll. D.: Legs, J. 4.
Heslet, ]. @. Goss, George H. Casey. B.
e. Calkins. r. H. Wearing, G.. H. jack
son, Captain H. o. Weller, George A.
Clark, M. M. Miller, j. H. Case, j. B.
Roote, j. P. Lee. John Gillie, W. Meach,
Max Hebkin, Frank Klepetko. G. NJ. Hy-
ANS, Edwin skinner Mr.. Brunton, Frank
Conley of Deer Lodge. Dan Raymond.
Sam Clerke, DR.. T. J. Murray, D.. M.
Newbro, William Gemmel n Edward
Neill. The officers of the club are j. P.
Lee, president: E. E. Gallog1y, vice pres
ident; D.. NJ. Newbro, secretary and
treasurer.
The Young Ladies Missionary society of
the Mountain View M. E. church was en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Seymore on West Woolman
street. on Thursday evening. This society
Is doing a grand work among the young
people of the city. The entertainment
was one of the best the society has ever
held. The Seymore Sisters were at their
best in entertaining and showed them
selves experts in the art. Thu following
We're present:
Miss Lille Sewell, Mr.. and Mrs. Sey-
more. Mrs. DR.. Albritton. Mrs. John Nc
Laggan. Misses Cora Jenkins, Mamie
Burt. Annie Bartle, May Seymore, Susie
Seymort, Fannie Seymore, Minnie Sey-
more, L. Seymore, Clara Bartle, Jennie
McLaggan, Jennie Dover, Ethel Tippett,
Beatrice James, Martha Arnold, Susie Ar
mold, Miss Harris, Sadie Berryhill,
liam Bartle, Thomas Roskily, j. johnson.
Bert Ashlock, e. A. Bruce, Charley Nc
Laggan. Elmer Albritton, has. Massey,
Willie Bartle, Glenn Seymore. ]. B. PEN
hall and Mr.. Oliver.
one of the happiest occurrences of the
week was q social at the coy home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams last Tuesday.
The occasion was the sixteenth ami
versary of the birthday of their popular
daughter. Miss Anna. The guests were
given the freedom of the house. Con-
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ed the speeding hours with joy: choice
prosperous refreshments were serv-
ed and received ample attention. In ev-
cry way all spent a delightful evening.
Among those present were:
Mrs. w. A. Greenwatt, Mrs. A.. Nc
Laughlin. Mrs. H. Shafer, Mrs. HI. Pas
coe. Mrs. M. Cotter. Mrs. A. Seers, Miss
Nellie Mclaughlin. Miss Emma Peers,
Miss Mabl Wrath, Miss Celia Began,
Miss Edna Manion, Miss Mabel johnson,
Miss MQrv Wrath #g4 9MoSSrc T Snara
W. A. Greenwalt, II. F. Davis, ]. Wrath.
c.. Joice, r. McGraw,s e. Rice, J. Griffin,
E. Giskey and G.. Golfer.
On Monday the Horne club met in the
art room, and after q general discussion
of current events, two papers were read.
One was by Mrs. Kunkel on "Suther's
Career, His Associates. Opponents, Sue
cessors. His Influence Upon the German
Language and Literature" The other
was by Miss Foster on "Suther's Trans
lation Of the Bible" Both papers show
ed wide reading and careful preparation
and were of absorbing interest. Mrs.
Speer ave a five-minute talk on Wart-
burg. After the transaction of some
business the club adjourned to meet on
Monday, April 8, with Mrs. Shaw, S31
West conference.-the day.
Very interesting was the meeting of the
Atlas Club Friday last. After the usual
business session the current topics of the
month were discussed. Mrs. Slater, leader.
Mesdames Hinkle and Holmes were the
essayist of the day and ancient Egypt
and her capital Cairo were the subjects.
Both papers showed much thought and
study. Roll call was responded to by quo
tations from Anthony and Cleopatra.
Members are requested to come prepar-
ed for a final discussion of the subjects
for study for the coming year.
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Miss Louise Fitzgerald of Edna, Mo.
a niece OF Frank NJ. Sullivan, Is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Lynch. Miss
Fitzgerald accompanied Mt. Sullivan to
Butte when the latter returned last Mon
day.