Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-02

L he lUIdl 1OuSC Va llC Aio
an insurance organization, gave an en-
tertainment in Good Templars' hall last
Tuesday evening and in addition to rem
dering a very pleasing programme, con-
sistipg of music and literature, served
refreshments. The programme was as
follows:
Piano solo ............ "Silvery Waves
Mrs. Lizzie Perron.
song .......... go. MISSES DdWsoH
Recitation. ....... "Be Brave, My Boy"
Carl Rinehart.
Vocal solo,. .... when Love Is Told"
Miss Ruth Hopkins.
Recitation ...... ...."Selling the Baby"
Miss Beryl Rinehart.
strumenta duet. ........ ......
Mrs. L, Perron and Mrs. Tessie
Barnes
Song ........ ...... ........ Mrs. Dawson
Recitation 80. ...........F. F. Ferguson
Vocal solo .........."God qua Thee
Miss Best.
HecltatlOn ........ ........Cecl Rlnehart
20. .,...."The Bird in the Gilded Cage
Miss Leila Forman
Recitation $500. -. George E.. Palmer
Serehaue ..''.. ...."....:..:A. M. MUG
Cake walk .............. Lille and Elsie
Address, explanation of the objects of
the order. A. B. Keith.
Duet from robin Hood ............
Miss Best and A. NJ. Kitto.
nocai SOLO 49, MISS
Recitation ;. .........M Miss Lille Hotter
In the rendition of God Guard Thee"
Miss Best was accompanied by Mrs.
Healy on the piano.
An entertainment and social is to be
given by the members of the Epworth
League of Mount Bethel NJ. E.. church
at VAUDEVILLE this evening. The pro-
gramme viii be as follows:
Prayer by the pastor.
Remarks by the president.
Chorus 49,. 8. =. ..Walkerville Quartette
Recitation. ........ Dead Mans Gulch'
L. Hamilton.
Vocal duet 49,. -. ~. Misses Breslin
Vocal solo 80. ........MtSS WOOdthOrpe
Recitation -. ......Miss Annie Northey
Piano duet 49,. Rich
Vocal duet 49,. 49,. ....Messrs. Symons
Recitation -. 49,. ........Etta Walters
Piano duet ........ ...... Misses Seymour
necitatlon ........... .....lnez Lewis
Vocal solo -. .......Mlss Maud Rogers
necltallon $1,000. .:....... Mr.. Chapln
Chorus ........ ...Walkerville quartette
Admission, adults Csc, children 15c.
Doors open at Z o'clock. Entertainment
begins at 7:45 sharp.
The Homer club held it's last meeting
of the year on Monday in the art room.
TIL important business of the day was
the election of new members. Mrs. d. J.
Hennessy, Mrs. Lowndes Maury and
Mrs. ]. Forbis were unanimously elected
to fill the vacancies in the club. Mrs.
Clinton H. Moore. delegate to the bien-
NAL at Milwaukee, left yesterday. A
vote of thanks was extended to the
librarian Miss Hammond and other as
sistants for their help during the past
year. Also a vote of thanks was ex-
tended to the library trustees for the
use of the art room.
Miss Lulu Prentice entertained the fol-
lowing persons in the evening of the
25th: Ethel King, Janet Meiklejohn, Jo-
sic McNulty, Charlotte Mclaughlin,
Arlie Rywer, Myrtle Lander, Maud Ma
loney, Marie sultzer. Dolce Hadyn, Jen-
ME and Nora Johnson, Elsie and Myrtle
Hilton, Helen Bostwick, Townsend
Boardman, Duke ultzer, lille Maloney,
Willie Mclaughlin, Willie McNulty,
Miles Wright and D. A. Vaughn. Mrs.
Mrs. Pingel.
In tn eevening of the 25th Miss Mag
gle Driscoll e%ntertined Mamie Driscoll,
Dore Shively, Ethel Berry, Lillian Shee-
by, Ruth Sultzer, Emma Binot, Julia
Horgan, Alma Halle, Roxy Howell,
Charlotte Russell, Kit Fair, Abbie Batch
elor, Marion eston, Bessie German, Helen
Martin, Arthur Mcdonald, Arthur Berry
Bonnie Hammond, Lew Atkins, Nelson
Hammond, John Corette, Clark n Hal
johnson, Edward Triol, Jerry Job. Roy
Richards, Arthur Atkins, Elmer Albrit-
ton, Frank Mullins, Lou Kane, Annie and
Ella Driscoll. Theo Russell and Daisy
Dawson.
Miss Sarah Cleary was surprised by q
few of her many friends in the evening
Of the 25th, but she was equal to the oc-
cas:on and made them all happy. Among
her guests were Misses Grace Sylvester
Emma Dunstan, Ella Dunstan, Alice
rJn1dlac4on E,.onooo Clnoru Morr