Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

Crystal Springs last evening and 1t was
what the young man started in to make
tia very pleasant affair. The festivities
were kept up until after midnight. Among
those who comprised the guests were Mrs.
Corrtte, Miss Jennie Sullivan, Miss Chris
tine Brebner, Miss Genevieve Davis, Miss
Esther Meiklejohn, Miss Martha Fish, Miss
Pfouts. Miss Cora Featherly, Miss Miles;
Messrs. Abe Lewis, Sidney Lewis, Frank
Gallagher. John Corrette. George Prentice,
Arthur Atkinsa nd T.. K. Cox.
Mrs. J. J. Terrell entertained at euchre
several Of her lady friends on Wednesday
evening in honor OF ner friend Mrs. ]. K.
Pardee OF Philipsburg. The first prize was
awarded to Mrs. Blackburn, the second to
Mrs. Hight, and the lone-hand to Mrs,
Fred Terrell.
Miss Rose Blake and Miss Minnie Rich
Of II. A. Richards at Whitehall this i WeaEy.
Mr., and Mrs. Sam M. tombstone spent
last sunday as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. William Skyrme gave a taHy-ho
party Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Georgia Vadner of Salt Lake. who Is at
present her guest. h party went to the
Mime Mile house, and as the evening was
all that could have been desired for an
outing the trip was greatly enjoyed.
Among those comprising the party were
n hostess and her guest, Mrs. James
Lynch, Miss McCarick, Miss Masel, Miss
Addie Masel, Miss Lynch, Miss Futile
Evans, Miss Mcguire, Miss Fanny Tas-
sell, Miss May Kehoe, Miss jamie Tracey,
Miss Katie Kehoe. Messrs, Omer Vad-
nails, Ed Ensign, Clarence Flood, Ralph
Arthur Mueller, Miss kittie O'Donnell
and Mr.. Syrme.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hobart gave a card
n dancing party a few evenings ago in
honor of the Misses Davis of Bozeman
and Miss Thomas of Anaconda. Those
present We're Mr.. n Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. FerreM, Misses Davis of Bozeman,
Miss Thomas of Anaconda, Miss McKen-
zie OF Bohemian. Miss Dean OF st. Louis.
ards, Miss Noble, Miss Llewellyn. Miss
Redwein, Miss Bowen, Messrs. L.. O..
Evans, Cole Campbell, j. B. Leggat,
Harry Tuttle, B. H. Dunshee, M. l.. Mac
donald and DIR. Cowperthwaite.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Clark gave a bowl
ing party al Heilbronner's on the even
ing of the 9Th and followed it with a sup
per at their home in the western part
o. the city. Among their guests We're
q. e. Gallogly, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam NJ.
tombstone, Mr.. and Mrs. Chrales w.
Clark, Miss Adah Roberts, Miss Irene
Moore, Miss Ethel Mullay, DR.. ]. K.
Bracken, William A. Clark, IT., DR.. La
nier Napton and Mr.. Templeman.
A number Of Butte people spent last
Sunday In Anaconda. Among them were
Mr.. and Mrs, J. F. silverman. B. E.
Pierce. Miss J.. Liebenstein, Walter Sill
verman, Al Frank. H. E. Oppenheimer,
b. e. Calkins. NJ. M. Miller, Frank Riley,
Mrs. w. Y. PembertOn Mr.. and Mrs. T.
e. Kleinschmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gibbs,
Mss Barnes, Aubrey Robinson and Mrs.
Kirkpatrick.
Miss Mary Harris, who will be remem-
bered as having been a teacher in the
public schools of this city about three
years ago, returned last Saturday and
has been the guest of Mrs. George Por-
ter this week. Miss Harris is a niece of
the late Chance Harris. She has been
in the East since her departure from
Montana.
dens a Y a Inner party at the gardens
on Thursday In honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson Forsythe of Grand Rapids,
Mich, who are in the city and are about
to start for their home.
Elias Siegel, George H. Casey, George
Clark and Joseph Case are back from
q fishing excursion to Brownies lake.
Other members Of the party remained at
the lake and or Wednesday were Joined
b. George w. irwin and Joe v. Lons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Bartlett returned
on Wednesday from the banks of the
South Boulder, where they spent q
week or two among the creaking pines
and waving willows In the interest OF
their health.
A party comprising ]. B. Leggat, Will
liam Scallon, Mrs. J. L. Carleton. Miss
Ruth Leggat and Miss Hattie Dean, the
latter OF st. Louis, spent Wednesday al
Gregs0n Springs.
Charles Sullivan and JASPER Jordan
resurned last Wednesday from Virginia