Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-03

travels in Italy, giving an interesting
survey OF the principal cities to which
the tourist is attracted as irresistibly as
the magnet Is turned to the pole.
MIS-. Chfas. Schatzlein In the Misses
Strausberger gave a reception in honor
OF Miss Gaylord, last Saturday afternoon
which brought out society in full force.
line reception took place at the home
OF Mrs. Schatslein which was deliberately
decorated in exquisite taste in honor Of
the occasion. The drawing room which
Is finished in tones of green was a pic-
bowls and crystal vases of American
beauty roses. The decorations of thu:
dining room We're of yellow jonQuils
which blended most tremendously with
the soft dull tones of blue in which the
room is finished the latter with it's filing
lace cloth, crystal and silver held a high
crystal vase Of these brilliant yellow
flowers which seemed to reflect a CLINT
OF sunshine throughout the room. The
dining room was presided over by Mrs
Chas. Heilbronner, Mrs. Gallogly, Miss
Patton and Miss Crow. The menu serv-
ed left nothing to be desired. The re-
celving party were, the guest of honor,
Miss Gaylord, Mrs. Schatzlein. Mrs. A.
:: DAVIS, Miss Strausberger Miss
v Strausberger. About two hundred
ladies called during the afternoon.
Live topics being live discussions as
the members of the Woman's club Of
Butte have discovered. The subject of
early closing hal been discussed at sew
eral meetings during the past month.
Resolutions were offered and debated
pro and con. The ladies not wishing to
seem to interfere between the employer
and employed finally passed a resolu-
! ton favoring shorter hours of labor for
| both merchant and clerk and believing
; the hours Of business to be controlled
by the purchasing public pledged Them
selves as a club and as individuals to do
their shopping prior to s. (. m. This
thusiasm and the ladies intend to faith
fully carry out their pledge.
The following persons, chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Walsh and Mrs. Todd,
spent Tuesday evening at CRYSTAL 81 rim, s:
Miss Corinne Dickerson, Miss Gertrude
Wells. Miss Lillian Paschal, Miss Ida
Kennedy. Miss Agnes Doty, Mss Alice
Langlois, Miss Anna Hefel, Miss Dora
Suprenaut, Miss Jennie Sullivan, Miss
Anna Richards, T. ]. Ellis, Gaylord
Black, Rennie Wells, w. Adams, Ed Pass
more, Frank w. Haskins. Charles David
Jasper Jordan, Cole Campbell, Roy Ritter
and Orc Tepton.
At the Homer club on Monday after
noon Mrs. Lampson read a very we'll
written paper on the House of Haps-
Ud46, 4AouSV VI A4O2IC4iAOllCIA II, dAu OK
planned how the imperial crown Of Ger
many became hereditary. Mrs. Drennen
told in q most interesting manner of the
social m architectural condition at
German towns in the fifteenth century.
Mrs. Speer told Of the imperial postof-
fee, and gave a delightful sketch of Cas-
sci Inc Hanover. The next meeting of
the Homer club will be at the home of
Mrs. Grove, 200 North Crystal street.
Miss Grove will be assisted ~ Mesdames
Moore, Drennen and McCrackin.
Mrs. Frank Conley of Deer Lodge was
the guest of Mrs. Lizzie Perron of Indi-
n avenue a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Siderpin have NOV
ed into their new residence at 101 South
Excelsior avenue.
James w. Forbis left last Tuesday for
Arkansas Hot Springs, where he expects
to spend q few weeks.
K. S. Battieger left last Sunday for
the East on business.
Mrs. w. G.. Reynolds is visiting rela-
tives in Philadelphia.
Carl Kleinscamidt is back from a trip
to the coast.
Miss Henault has returned from New
York.
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