Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-23
VIEWS.

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Dillon, January 20. 1900.
The banquet given by the lady mem
bers Of the State Normal faculty n the
alumni at the "Wigwam'' Saturday even
ing in n of the graduating class OF
1900 was a very pleasant affair. General
conversation vas INDUCED in, and the
lunch served was delicious. Those pres
ent were: Misses Alice Chambers. Mary
Lewis, Hattie Waldorf. Edythe CASH
uating class; Misses HARDWOOD. Thomp-
son n Miller. Normal faculty: Misses
Pierce, Comfort and Mccormick, alum
nj; Misses Ethel Sanders and Clara
Sharkey assisted in entertaining.
Mrs. A. L. Stone. assisted by Mesdames
Fenner, Cope and Melton. entertained at
the home of Mrs. Stone last Friday over
60 OF their lady friends. part Of whom
were entertained in the afternoon. On
arriving eah of the ladies was presented
with a piece of a picture. Ind was re-
Qutred to find pieces necessary for max
ing a complete picture. After this
luncheon was served, and the following
programme was rendered: Song, Miss
Alice Chambers: piano solo. Miss Helen
Conway: mi Miss Mae Rich: reading
(selected), Mrs. c. j. Fenner: reading
(felected). Mrs. HI. r. Melton. The re-
Yainder of the ladies We're entertained in
the evening. Guessing contests and
amusefients of various kinds were in
dnlged in, after which a delightful lunch
was served. The ladies all report a most
enjoyable time.
The commencement exercises opened
Sunday afternoon with the ~baccalaure-
ate address, which was delivered by Rev.
>. ID: Hooker. The sermon was OF such
merit as to call forth the appreciation of
the entire audience. The words spoken
to six graduates were very impressive
n contained much good advice and ex-
ultatlon. The young ladies appeared in
their black caps and gowns. The music
was furnished by the Normal students,
and was especially prepared for the oc-
casion. The assembly hall was crowded !
to OVERLOOKING.
The ice carnival given at Rites pond i
on Thursday evening under the able |
management of c. w. Scott and Bert
Fyhrie, was a great success. the attend
ance being quite large. Some of the Co.'S
tunes worn were very nice, while others
SO Of the skaters went to the lecture room
the Methodist Episcopal church and
were served an oyster supper.
The deputy clerk of the court issued a
license last Wednesday to
Louis L. Bell. aged "a, and Miss Maggie
M. Ellerman, aged "a, both of Dell. The
same evening the young couple were
in marriage at the Methodist par.
sonage. Rev. r.. p. Smith officiating. only
few invited guests were present.
MI: and Mrs. 6. T. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Timer, and Messrs. Jake Miller. w.
Bernstein. Fred Schligelmilch and r. T.
went to Butte last week to see the
The first dance of the Dillon Social
club was held on Friday evening. The
was not as large as expected. |
but Q attending had a very pleasant
time.
Sheriff w. s. Pyle filed a renewal of
1is bond with the county clerk and re-
,Order during the week.
The official bond of George r. Metlen
V county surveyor was filed in the
county clerks Office last week.
Miss Blanche Miller has returned from
suite. where she has been visiting
rlends for a couple of months.
w. A. Jones went to Butte SATURDAY.