Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-10

A prettier luncheon could scarcely be
conceived than the one given by Mrs.
DIR. Freund ON Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
Arthur Heinze. The guests numbered
Is and luncheon was served at Jour
small tables, as cards were to be played
afterwards. Each lady was permitted
to choose a daintily decorated card,
tinted either red, violet, pink or yellow,
and was then seated at the able deco
rated In a corresponding color. One
table held dark red carnations, the con-
fectiOns, ribbons, ETC., being Of the same
shade. Anothe was fragrant with vio-
lets; a third was frightened with yellow
5onquils. the furnishings OF this table
all being old gold n white. Pale pink
roses IN slender crystal vases, pink can
dies n c~andelabra with d~elicately
united shades beautified yet another
table. The color scheme for the entire
luncheon was most artistically con-
ceived and executed. At the conclusion
OF the luncheon a few games of high
I'VE We're played, Mrs. Forbis winning
the first prize, a candlestick, hand deco
rated IN tones Of red, with candle and
shade OF tiny red roses; Mrs. Jack Noyes.
second prize, a beautiful jar Of clois-
onne; Mrs. w. Nice. White, third prize,
a picture. An exquisite Dresden Jewel
case was given Mrs. Heinze as guest
prize. The guests We're: Mrs. Heinze,
Mrs. John Noyes, Mrs. w. Nee. White,
Mrs. L. A. Sisley, Mrs. w. M. Twohy
Mrs. w. w. Dixon, Mrs. Jack Moves.
Mrs. 7. J. Murray, Mrs. James Forbis,
Mrs. J: V. Long, Mrs. Fay Harrington,
Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Eugene Carroll, Mrs.
VIII Freund, Mrs. ]. M. White. Mrs. p.
r. Harris and Mrs. Holbrook.
one OF the principals events in society
circles this week was the reception given
ny the members Of the literary DEPART
ment OF the Woman's club in honor of
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torlum Of the First Presbyterian church
2 and 5 o'clock last Tuesday aft.
ernoon. The large apartment was hand
somely arranged for the occasion. and.
with the rich costumes of the ladies. pre-.
scented a picture as charming as can be
4hlaslneu: IN ADDITION to a %profusion Of
the clubs colors, the tables, of which
there We're several, were supplied with
natural flowers, the fragrance of which
permeated the room. An orchestra COM
posed OF colored men supplied the music,
and the ladies furnished the refresh-
ments. All the available space in the
room was occupied. The reception COM
mittee comprised Mrs. w. j. Christie.
Mrs. lgnatius Donnelly, Mrs. J.. R.. Rus
Sci. Mrs. E. l.. Kern and Mrs. w. w
Cheeley. Mrs. Emma Corbin, Miss Turn
ley, Mrs. P. w. Sheehy, Mrs. B. H. Pow
en-, MRS. Jessie Knox n Mrs. A.. II.
Wethey. Those in charge of the tables
We're Mrs. ]. X. Mcdonald, Mrs. n. A.
Grigg, Mrs. George Clark and Mrs. Will
lam White, assisted by Mrs. John Forbis.
Mrs. G. V. Henderson, Mrs. Hess, Mrs.
Buckles, Mrs. Phillip Wiseman, Mrs.
falne, Mrs. Vail Mrs. Black. Mrs. Har-
ris, Mrs. Beer, Mrs. Berry and Mrs. !. ". |
Gum.
During the reception Mr.. warde de-
llvered an address on Shakespeare, which
was greatly appreciated by the large
gathering.
The floral decorations were furnished
The following persons visited Crystal
Springs his week: A. H. Mueller. Katie
Sullivan, Susie Kennedy, Melvin Stern
6els. Miss Ross, T. e. Markley, E. Nc
Quinlan. ]. v. Gormely, Helen O'Neil, ].
r. McLannahan, T. M. Parker, bessie
Day, Miss Heslop, D. G.. Kelly, Miss Pat
terson. Howard F. Kelly. Miss c. Smith.
Harry Rixx, Miss K. E. Naughton, J. E. !
Dawson, Miss e. Mueller, Francis H. .
Day. Miss Tasset, Mss Kennedy, Joe
Robinson. r. McGrew. George Tail,
Charles Fiske. Maud Bean, Everett Clay
born, L. M. Rank, Miss NOLAN, Miss !
Coleman. Louis Garcia, E. ]. Boxer. Miss
Madison. w. q. Mcintyre. Genevieve
Davis, Chauncey Graham, Miss Clifford.
Thomas Harnois, Bert Galbraith, Frank
Gallagher, Ella Finch. Herald Sherman.
Jessie boOth, OllVer darn0is, Bernard. J.
r. E. Mcclure, ]. B. McGinn, Elva
Remilliard. Nettie Garcia, L. H. Clay
born, c. D. Ramsey. Christine Brebner.
Will HALEY, ]. G. Taylor, X. Peterson,
Miss B.. Warrington, Miss B.. Finch,
George Gray. Rod s~trasburger, v. N.
Mclean. luke Kennedy, w: 8. Jizwett.
E. ]. Strssburger and Minnie Reemer.
Mrs. J. W. Reed rave a very pleasant
c0rd party in h0n0r Of Mrs. A. J.. Davis
on Thursday afternoon. Whist was
played at seven tables, the prizes being
won by Mrs. LOwenstein and Mrs. New
bro. The first prize was q handsome
plate: the second. a dainty hand deco |
rated cup q saucer. Mrs. Davis. the ;
guest OF honor, was presented with a
plate as . souvenir Of the oc-I