Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-01

One of the most enjoyable social events
OF the season in Butte was a whist party
EiEen by Mrs. j. T. Pogson one evening
this week to celebrate the anniversary
OF her birth. She was the recipient of
handsome presents from Der
friends. During the evening the Guitar
and mandolin club furnished music. Cards
we're played until a late hour, after
which "a delicious collation. was served.
The rooms We're prettily decorated for
the occasion, the colors being pink and
green. Mrs. Pogson was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. Won Seidlitz and
Miss Fedora Won Seidlitz. A most en-
joyable evening was spent by all present.
comprising Miss Fedora Won Seid1itz,
Miss Anna Doura, Miss Bertha Finch,
Miss Hannah killgranl. Miss Alice Ca
sey. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Won Seidlitz, Mr..
Case, John German, Robert Smith, Tim
othy Rooney, Lloyd Smith, job Will
Jams, John ~Claybourne, Everette Clay
bourne and W. L. Pogson.
Mr.. VIII Clark gave a delightful dance
IN Thanksgiving night, which was en-
joyed by almost eighty Of his friends.
The house was lavishly decorated with
yellow chrysanthemums while the ball
ctIA a tiiltlliCu Nill pt.lito oilu poI
ted plants. Punch and lemonade were
to be found on the ballroom floor, and
l O'Clock Il delicious supper was
served, after which dancing was re-
sumed and kept up until a very late
hour. The affair was chaperoned by
Mrs. J. X. Heslet. and was a particu-
larly jolly affair. The following is a
list Of the guests: Mr.. n Mrs. j. h.
Heslet. Mrs. and Miss Whltmore of
New York city, DR.. and Mrs. Freund,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Forbis, DR.. and
Mrs. Murray, DR.. II Mrs. McCrim-
mon. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Cotter, Mr..
and Mrs. f. P. Holbrook, DR.. and Mrs.
Leggat, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Morgan,
Mr.. n Mrs. Hugh Wilson, MI. and
Mrs. Sam tombstone, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
B. Roote, Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lauzier, Mrs. F. e.
Shaw, Miss Mae Phouts, Miss Hattie
Young, Miss Daisy Dawson, Miss Helen
Pfouts, Miss Alexander, Miss Bell LIE
Beau, Miss Horgan, Miss Foster, Mr..
joan McGinnis, Mr.. Blossome. MI. Tenn
pleman, Hon. Lee Mantle, Mr.. H. S.
Tuttle, Mr.. Will Thornton, Mr.. J. V.
Long, Mr.. Robert LIE Beau, Mr.. r.. Bal
ley Lee, DR.. l.. Renick, DR.. Schwartz,
Mr.. Frank Pierce, DR.. Ia Freund, Mr..
IeoiSe bGScit, MI. JACK .HOllldS, MI
Ben Cornelius. Mr.. Meyer, DR.. w. H.
Hall. Mr.. Conkrite and Mr.. Glenn Har-
rington.
Mrs. G. S. Batterman, in her cordial
and hospitable manner entertained the
Homer club last Monday afternoon at
her home on West Granite street. There
were man guests present n all unit
,Dl ~ ave tI,n i, ,>,a ~
unusual pleasure. Mrs. Batterman had
composed two letters, which she read
one typical of the beginning Of the
century and one up to date. They wer2
decidedly original and unique.
Mrs. Noyes gave a talk on the Es-
kimos. illustrating her topics by many
interesting relics from those people, and
having some of the Eskimo STUN
worn by some boys, who it is imagined,
looked much more handsome in them
than the genuine Eskimo. Mrs. Wei
rick talked on 9TH Creed of the Cent
ury Woman bringing out some new
ideas upon this always interesting spe-
of humanity. Mrs. Christie gave
a comprehensive and erudite AL on
THE Scientific Progress of the Cent
ury.'' 1t was one of he best papers the
ll.io III u tlilS SSai. =. NlOo1S
compared municipal affairs Of a hun
dred years ago with those of the present
day, drawing many marked and almost
incredible contrasts. Delicious refresh
ments and Il social half hour closed the
charming afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes gave a
charming dinner on Thanksgiving even
too, M, 4 - I -,,1 I. -, 1900 J--...
tiful, the centerpiece being a high wheel
Of yellow chrysanthemunas. Radiating
from the center We're spokes of chrys-
anthemuns, terminating at each place.
The sideboard and buffet were banked
with the same sunny flower, while can
dies with yellow shades completed the
color scheme. A most delicious menu
was discussed, and, as is always the
case at this hospitable home, the occa-
sion was greatly enjoyed by those for
tunate enough to be present. The
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Nice. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Root, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Holbrook, Miss Clara Wilcox, Hon.
Lee Mantle, Mr.. i. H.. Wilson, MIR. Ohm
MeGuiness, Mr.. John Noyes, jr., Mr..
Blossome II Mr.. Chas. French.
Mrs. T. p. Holbrook entertained a
party of ladies at the tneater last even
ing to witness the Frawley company
present The Sporting Duchess" after
Yards entertaining them at a petite
souper' at the Butte cafe. The affair
wa, ciyen in honor Of Mrs. Heiry
Root of New York. The following ladies
composed the party: Mrs. Root, Mrs.
Hugh Wilson, Mrs. W. Nee. White, Mrs.
James Forbis, Mrs. T. j. Murray, Mrs.
Freund, Mrs. Twohy of Anaconda, Mrs.
McCrinmon, Mrs. Lauzier, Mrs. Shaw
and Mrs. Hamilton.
On Monday night Mr.. Will Clark en-
tertained at Inner Mr.. and Mrs. Heslet,
Mrs. Whitmore, Miss Whitmore, Miss
Pfouts. Messrs. Tenlpleman and Reniek.
The table was decorated prettily in red
and white roses. The affair afterWard
proved a veritabie musicale, Mr.. Clark
giving his friends the pleasure, rarely