Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

might do some practical work for
Butte's school children during vacation
time. After Mrs. HOlbrook had finished
her address as president of the club, |
Mrs. Kelly presided, as Mrs. Hoibrook
was ill. In the absence of Mrs. Renisch,
the secretary, Mrs. T. w. Buzzo noted
the proceedings. Mrs. Vail and Mrs.
Mcdonald gave, in a most entertaining
manner, reviews Of books read during
the summer vacation. The musical part
of the programme had to be omitted, as
those who were to have favored the club
were unavoidably kept away. Mrs. |
Glnn, one of the clubs delegates to the |
biennial meeting of women's clubs in
milwaukee, gave in a very happy way
a detailed account of the meetings and
addresses. Some summer journeyings
were related, andMrs. wethey wrote a
charming description of her trip through
Canadian cities. There was quite a. de-
llghtful social time after the business
ana programme had been concluded
among the members. HI next meeting
VIII be on October 10.
vi wednesday evening at half after
elsht O'CLOCK, at the home of the BRIDES
parents, Miss Lulu Foster and Mr., Geoff-
iey Iauzler We're united in the HOLY
ponds OF matrimony. The ceremony was
private, being witnessed only by the I'M
mediate family and intimate friends Of
the contracting parties. After the cere-
mony a large reception was held. hr
dreds OF friends ~thronging to wish the
young couple every possible joy in life.
MISS roster is not alone one of the love-
hest OF Butte girls, but one of the most
popular, while the groom numbers hi,
trends by the score. The bride was at
',reu IN an exquisite robe of crepe de
chll1e point lace and looked beauti-
full. The marriage was ner-
formed in the drawing room, which was
a bower of white and green. White roses
banked the mantle Inc paths, while
palms and ferns transformed the room
into a summer garden. The library was
fragrant with American beauty roses
and the ~dining-room was also in red. In
the center of the altar was a huge crys-
tai bowl Of roses. While vases of the
same queenly flower We're in every avail
able nook, ferns lent a cool r~estfulness,
and scattered rose petals sweetened the
air with their fragrance. Candlabra with
red shades glowed with crimson light.
Here delicious refreshments were served
during the entire evening at the pleas
ure of the guests. One large room was
devoted to a diplay Of the magnificent
wedding gifts. :.
After receiving the congratulations Of
! their friends Mr.. and Mrs. LauZ.er LETT
for a months stay in New York.
Next o the Foster-Lauzier wedding re-
ception the most important social event
in Butte this week was the dancing party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark at
the Silver Bow club last evening in hon
tor ole the Helena people who spent Thurs
day and Friday in the city and returned
this evening ITO the capital. The w
room of the club was decorated with red
roses and there, at midnight, a delicious
supper was served, after which dancing
was resumed and continued until a late
hour. The guests of honor were: MIR. and
Mrs. Verie, Mrs. Will Wallace, Mrs. Fleu-
nv, Mrs. Lawson, Miss Cruise, Miss Law
son. Miss Lamie, Messrs. Warfeld,
Hershield, Cullom and Judge Mcintyre.
The others present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett,
MT. and Mrs. Joe Clark, DR.. n Mrs.
McCrimmon, MI. and Mrs. Holbrook, Mr..
and Mrs. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. II. y.
Wilson, DR.. and Mrs. Freund, DR.. and
MIS-. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
I'Thompson, Miss Mable Foster, Miss Jul
lum elf Spokane, Miss Duer of Benton,
Miss Helen Pfouts, Miss Viola Horgan,
Miss Ada Roberts, Miss Patton, Miss
Brouse, Miss Fine, Miss Dawson, Mrs.
Hugh Wilson, Mrs. John Cotter. Mrs.
Walter Lewis, Mrs. George Robinson,
Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. O'Neil, Senator
Clark, Mr.. w. "A. Clark, Jr., DR.. L. Rem
ick, Mr.. f. A. Heinze, Mr.. o McGin-
ness, MIR. r. A. Carnochan, Mr.. c. d.
French, Mr.. F. p. Carr, Mr.. Thompson,
DR.. Hall, Mr.. J. D. Templeman, Mr.. H.
A. Root, Mr.. Drayton, Mr.. e. L. Whit
more, MIR. Ray Freund, Mr.. Glen Har-
rington, Mr.. Ray Leggat, Mr.. Robert lie
Beau, Mr.. H. S. futile and Mi. Edward
Horgan.