Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23
California to remain three months in
the interest of their health.

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California t. remain three months in
the interest of their health.
! John M. Evans went down to Salt
Lake last Sunday to witness the gradu-
ating exercises at the school his daush-
ter has been attending.
Mrs. Fred Holbrook gave a theater
party Thursday night, her guests being
Mr.. n Mrs. H. I. Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. v. Long.
Miss Hattie Young left Tuesday night
for Canada, where she will spend the
summer as the guest of Miss Emily
Whitney.
Drs. Donald Campbell and F. W.. Nc
Crimmon nave returned from a. business
trip to Detroit and other sections Of the
Gas
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes leave today
for Seattle, from which place they will
leave on the 25th for Nome City, Alaska.
Miss Elizabeth Briscoe and Miss Jen-
ME Thirloway left last Sunday for the
East to spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Will orton returned last
Sunday from New York, where they
spent about Ave weeks.
Miss Bartlett spent last Sunday in
Boulder, being the guest of Mrs. Hay
and Mrs. Halford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heinze and Mrs.
w. Nice. White returned Wednesday
from e York.
Miss Gertrude Pierce spent a day or
two this week with friends in Jefferson
county.
Miss G, Fenwick is back from New
i York. where she had been attending
school
Miss Belle C. Price has gone to Cali
fornia to spend the summer.
The most brilliant social event of the
| week was the card party given on MONDAY
! evening by Mrs. Charles Schatzlein OF west
Granite street; tne The senI Rarty was Of t g,eeN We'd d.
ding day of the charming hostess and
genial host, who We're appropriately re-
The house was lavishly trimmed with cut
About About sixty friends We're present and CON
Weimescary. The prize for ladies was a
magnificent Venetian aa mirror; for aa gsai5lez
supper was served at midnight, and after
an hour Of social converse the party broke
msna al ha wlsh retur MT. Of ana the d M,s' r Sens' Were
present M. and Mrs. Hight, Mr.: and Mrs.
A. J.. Davis, Mr.: and Mrs; Hodgens. MI.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Q. Fayram, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
and Mrs. strasburger. Mr.. and Mrs.
sgd MTs: Sal Mr. = and Mr. Mr and pf MRS Reef aes Mf.
Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Innes,
Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. At
irons; Mr.. Leyson. Mr.. Fairfield. Mr.. Gus
Smith. Mr.. calkins, Mr.. sewell Davis and
Mr.. Maloney.
at the home of Miss Annie Keppeler, No.
116O West Silver street, on Monday even
ing in honor of Adolph Reichle. Music.
in until a late hour, when refreshments
were served. In the card games Miss
Lizzie Herzog won the irst prize and
zog, Misses Mary Keppeler. Maggie and
Gslia ae gtelsa reject ka.l1 LILIES IaEer Heraoe pa T41iie
Hawke and Annie Keppeler; Messrs. Carl
Herzog. Charlie McMahon, Charlie MUIR
amy anSS Frarse K Keppeler m''. Jack Ke' Reice i ana
Adolph Reichle.
Columbia Gardens was the scene Of an
other society function last evening. and
while everything in connection with 1t
passed off tremendously there was some
complaint about the supper served, menu
to the standard of excellence 1t should
have been. The party was given under
the auspices of the old Columbia Dancing
bers of that organization. Dancing was
the feature of the evening and was kept
up until about midnight.
Charles Coy and Miss Jessie Gill were
united in marriage in Salt LAX City Tues
day. The bride is a resident of Centerville
and Is a very charming young lady. Mr..
Coy Is connected with the Terrell stock ex-
change and has a host of friends in the
city who will rejoice at his good fortune.
Mrs. Robert Paul ober Of st. Paul. Mimi.