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farmer; Mr.. Il. Givens. farmer; Mr.. I.
Casey, baron; Mr.. p. p. Carr, Judge;
Mr.. Joe Armstrong; domino; Mr. Harry
Kennedy, domino; DR.. Quirk, domino;
Mr.. o. Nadeau, Chinaman; DIR. Chev-
igny, page; Mr.. Dillenbeck, page.
The following We're present, but not
disguised:
Mrs. S. II. Greenwood. Mrs. J. " Col
Inns, Mrs. w. Ensign, Mrs. A. Anderson,
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. M. Warfeld Miss
M. Hobart. Miss Anna Llewellyn, Miss
kittie Noble, Miss Clara Shubert, Miss
Martha Arnold, Miss Cruise. DR.. Cow
perthwaie, Mr.. A. Stanbury, Mr.. Dan
Brown. Mr.. A. Johnson and Mr.. j. Ben
ton Leggat.
1t was a merry crowd tf,a. gathered
last evening at Renshaw hall to do honor
to the first dance given by the football
team of the Butte Business college. AS
early as S:30 gayiy :,ttired nlaidens ac-
companied by gallant young men were
croWding the stairway leading to Butte's
popular hall. all anticipating a good
time. BY o'clock fully 800 persons had
assembled and every face wore an ex-
preston of determination to make the
event the grandest of the season. Berg
dancing public, began to dispense sweet
music, leading off with the grand march.
and beautiful was the sight of so many
joining in the march. Then until after
the midnight hour had struck there was
no tagging in the gay whirl of the dan.
GERS. Indeed. it was a good natured
crowd, and everyone was bubbling ov AZ
in praise of the occasion.
Much credit is due the managing COM
mttee for the success, vet the good work
OF the floor committee in making every
body feel at home must not be un5eres-
timated. Then, the pleassntnnss of the
weather on the outside and the merry
spirit prevailing on the inside did much
in making it the best attended and the
most enjoyed ball of the season. Tire
football team is receiving the congrat,l-
lations of it's friends ana cool wishes
and all seem to be unanimous in de-
manding repetition of the event.
One of the most pleasant affairs of the
week was the progressive euchre party
given by Mr.. David A. Dickson last
Saturday afternoon at her home 9O3
West Copper street. The double par
lors and dining room were decorated
with ropes of smilax and great bowls
six tables, and the tally cards were
of unusual beauty. The first prize,
cut glass bonbon dish, was won by Mrs.
George H. Berry. Mrs. Gilbert won the
lone-hand prize, dainty etruscan vase,
While the BOBBY. a picture CT Baby
Stuart, went to Mrs. A. j. Lewis. The
following ladies enjoyed Mrs. Dickson's
hospitality: Mesdames A. H. Whicher,
j. T. O'Brien, Il. Van Brunt Archibald,
j. p. Cutting. b. Lindsay, George II.
Berry A. j. Daum, W. H. Fenton, f. A.
Gilbert, c. N. Gosman,- A. J. Lewis, j.
M. Ingle. Charles Jackman. p. Mullins,
R. P. Nuckolls, A. r, Stevens, P. w.
Sheehy, William White, Dan Yancy.
Misses Mary Mullins, Attic Birdseye,
Millie Coffin, Mary Fosselnan, Jennie
Woodbury. and Pearl Ingleby.
Montana Lodge No. 45, United Mod
erns, gave their second social, Monday
night Nov. 10, which was enjoyed by a
large number of the members and
friends. Those participating in the en-
tertainment was Mrs. Carrie Van Valen,
whose character songs brought forth
great applause, which she justly deserves.
Mr. w. e. Kane, with songs and reci-
tations was several times recalled, as
he is popular entertainer, his recita-
t1ons without words entities him to the
name of the Man With Many Faces"
Miss L:ddy Bartels violin solos was a
rare treat to lovers of music. Songs by
the Carlisle sisters; Miss Mcdonald,
piano solo; rectations, by Miss Bessie
Hughes, Laura Brown and Maggie Shea,
Miss Francis Cleary, the popular dan
Ger, always receives her share of the an
plause. Eight little ones" from Cen
terville, furnished amusement with the
cake walk after which refreshments
We're served, consisting OF sandwiches.
cake and coffee. Music for the dancers
was furnished by Miss Bartels and Mrs
Rooney This lodge is gaining very fast
in membership. and as entertainers is