Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-21

Main street entertained the Century
Whist club at her residence on Wednes-
day evening, and as it was the last meet
ing Of the club members this season the
affair was mot lacking in any Of those
essential details which an occasion Of
this nature requires to make it COM
plete. The festivities were commenced
early in the evening and completed early
on the following morning, the hour Of
adjournment lowering about the 2 o'clock
mark. Card games and music, both
vocal and instrumental, entered into the
programme of amusements, the whole
being embellished with refreshments.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Jones, Mr.. n Mrs. AltertOn, Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. Heidrick, Mr..
and Mrs. r. CHASER, Mr.. and Mrs. j. @.
Goss and Mrs s. F. Fitchett The first
prize for ladies al won by Mrs. Held
rick n the second by Mrs. Mcmillan.
The first for gentlemen went to Mr.. Held
rick and the second to Mr.. Alterton.
After the lunch had been disposed of
Mrs. Goss, Mrs. CHASER, Mrs. Mcmillan
and Mrs. Williams entertained the club
members with a cakeWalk: Messrs. AL
terton, Carroll and Chaser rendered
some vocal selections: Mrs. Jones pro-
pounded a few ~conundrums, and Mrs.
Williams studded the festivities with
musical gems.
TIL popular Union club rave one of it's
series of dancing receptions in RenshaW
hall last evening, and while the attend
ance was not SO large as ordinarily, what
was lacking in number was balanced by
the enjoyment derived by those who par
ticipated. Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Beattie, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Kunkle, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Heslet,
Mr. and Mrs Rrnwn Mr. and Mrs. Nor.
ley, DIR. and Mrs. McCrimmon, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
Rowlands. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A.. H. Mac
Pherson, Miss Fine, Miss Horgan, Miss
Foster. Miss LeBeau. Miss Dawson. Miss
HOllingshead, DR.. L. Rennick, Frank NJ.
Sullivan, Charles D. French. ]. B. Leg
gait. DR.. Ray Freund. Harry S.. Tuttle.
DR.. Napton, w. McC. White, Edward
Crumrine, Jack Thomas and Messrs.
Heating, Pearson, Meyer, Downey, Hub
bell. Brendle, Semple and DR.. Bury.
The most important event Of the season
in local musical affairs will be the Silver
Bow Glee club concert, scheduled for
Thursday, May 3rd. at the Grand Opera
house.
The Glee club Of 20 voices, assisted by
thirty of the very best Of the female
voices in Butte, will sing in works of the
greatest excellence. The first half will
consist of male voice chOruses, solos.
duets and trios. and will conclude with
the famous sextette from Lucia" The
second half will be unique In musical pro-
auctions in Butte, consisting as It does
of Prince P~oniatowski's mass In "F," one
of the most beautiful sacred compositions
ever written .
No lover of sacred music should fail to
hear this beautiful work. h chorus
in this great mass will be without doubt
the best ever heard in Butte.
"
Mrs. o. J. Mcconnell and Mrs. W. W.
Dunks held a reception for the ladies of
Colorado street at the residence of the
former. northeast corner OF Gold and
Colorado streets. yesterday afternoon,
and it proved to be n of the enjoyable
social events of the week in this city.
Among the features of the party We're
two guessing contests in which the prize
winner were Mrs. Grimes, Mrs. Beebe
and Mrs. Robinson. In addition to those
who won the prizes there were present
Mrs. Foreman. Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs.
James. Mrs. Will Knowlton, Mrs. j. J.
Knowlton. Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Ryan. Mrs.
Cassidy, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Murrish. Mrs.
Fumerton, Mrs. Leggatt, Mrs. Mcmillan.
Mrs CHASER, Mrs. Robert Raff Inc Mrs.
j. @. Goss.
The Homer club met In the art room
of the library at the usual time on Mon
day. After a general discussion of cur
rent events a paper was read by Mrs.
T.. w. Buzzo on High and Low Ger
man Vases, Coins and Pottery: Mrs.
Speer gave a talk on German UNIVERSE
ties, followed by-a-.Conversation'' on
the causes of social discomfort. in which
all h members participated. Mrs. C.
s. .Ratterman rave a five-minute sketch
of the life of Albrecht Drirer. An invita-
ton was extended to the club by the
Butte Miner to visit the printing room of
that paper. It was voted to send Mrs.
Sauna Kunkel's paper Of MARTIN Suth-
er's Career to the Woman's Literary
club Of Anaconda for Reciprocity day.
The West Side Shakespeare club met