Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-21

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A most delightful euchre party on
Thursday at Columbia Gardens was en-
joyed by a large lumber of ladies. The
first prize was given by Mr.. Schatzlein,
q beautiful picture in water cOlors, won
by Mrs. Blackburn; second prize was
cut glass, won by Mrs. Campbell.
An ice cream social was given in the
Scandinavian church last evening. In
addition to the refreshment portion Of
the amusement the following musical
and literary programme was rendered:
Recitation !. /. Miss Olga Luntum
Song Miss Maggie Kitto
Recitation ............M Miss Susie Luntunl
instrumental sOlo.............M MISS llettoS
Song Harry hltto
Rec1tauion MISS olhltn
A tally-ho party consisting Of Mrs. J.
H. Harper, Mr.. A. H. Jones, Miss Mag
gle Corette, Mrs. Ingle. Mrs. Dan Brown,
MI. J. K. Pardee, Mrs. ]. ]. Farrell Mrs.
George H. Berry Mrs. J. L. Carroll, Mrs.
Pingle, Mrs. Walter Wishon. Mrs. Da-
vies, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. c. M. Prentice,
Mrs. c. p. Drennen, Mrs. G.. w. Lamson,
Mrs. DR.. Blackburn, Mrs. Hall, Miss
Marvin, Miss Eva cobban: Miss Lulu
i MAlS. 4S0AAS AN ~
Cracken and Miss Hughes surprised
Mrs. E. G. Smith at her charming home
at. Pine Grove on Thursday. The party
left Butte at 10 q. m. and arrived at their
destination about noon. After enjoying
a picnic lunch furnished by the ladies',
euchre was INDUCED in until 4 o'clock.
The ladies, departing from the usual
custom, furnished the hostess prize, a
set of solid silver colonial spoons. The
first prize, a water color, was won by
Miss COrQtto. the second. a. beautiful
plate, by Mrs. ]. l.. Carroll: the third, a
silver spoon, by Mrs. Pingle; the fourth,
an embroidered dolly, by Mrs. J. K. Par
dee o. P~hilipsburg, which she presented
to the hostess. The remainder of the aft
ernoon was spent in viewing the beauti-
full scenery n visiting the shady hooks
surrounding Pine Grove. After partak-
ing of the generous lunch and extending
a vote of thanks to Mrs. Smith for the
delightful day they had spent, the ladies
departed hOmeWard, arriving In Butte
about 8 O'Clock, assuring each other that
It had been one of the pleasantest So
cial events of the season.
"A very pleasant surprise and farewell
party was rendered Miss Sadie Hanley
by some of her numerous friends last
Tuesday evening. The affair was ar
ranged by the Misses May and Katheryn
Callahan, at whose residence, No. Al
West Granite strret, the party was held.
Mis- Hanley is one of the popular clerks
at the Hennessy store and Is about to
go to Salt Lake to spend a vacation OF
six weeks duration. The principal fea-
lures of the evenings festivities consist
ed of dancing. PLAYING Of games and mu-
sic. Those comprising the party were
Nj. and Mrs. Reynolds, Callahan, Vroo-
man, Hopkins, ]. B. Mcclure. I. A. Lord,
J.. 2. Hancock, w. P. DAILY, j. V. Ghorm-
ley, j. F. Kennedy, w. T. Waters, +.
C. Kavanaugh. Charles Sullivan, c.. r.
Kane, D. kelly. C. w. Buchanan, r.
F.. Kelly, J. ]: Callahan, r. Hopkins, L.
s. Forrest, John Nixon, E. McCarty, ].
Roberts, L. DeMars, J.. H. Callahan, ].
Murphy, B.. Vail, Miss Amelia Marceau,
Miss Frances S~haughnessy, Miss Kath-
ryn McCarty, Miss Helen O'NeiIl, M 'ss
Madeline Heslop. Miss Julia Mahody,
Miss Agnes Meade, Miss Maggie ONeiH,
Miss Moriah Callahan. Miss May
Shaughnessy and Miss Kate Meade.
# About so couples belonging to the
Young Mems and Young Ladies insti-
tute o. this city comprised a tallyIho
party that went to Lyndale on Wednes-
day evening and had a most enjoyable
time. The party danced away the fore
part of the darkness. coupled the night
and morning hours by indulging in q
lunch served at tie Hotel Nine Mile and
spent the remainder of the time coming
back to the city, arriving home just as
the sun came up.
- Mrs. DIR. McGarvin and her daughter,
Mrs. Bricker, the latter of whom has
been the guest of DIR. and Mrs. McGarvin
In this city during the las. few months
left on THU lay for Berlin, Canada,
AIRS. Bicker'Ahome. Mr.. McGarvin viii
return in October.
John E. LloN and his daughter, Mrs
George Noble. accompanied by Mrs
Richard Lloyd. wife of Mr.. Lloyd"s son
returned on Thursday from q trip Il
Wales and the Paris exposition. Mrs
Lloyd left Immediately for Great Falls
her home.
Col. j. D. jerks was over from M.
eoula the early part of the week. Tn,
colonel was for many years q resident o
Butte, but after becoming wealth!
moved over to Missoula.
W. NJ. Lamour Of Baltimore who. witt