Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-18

honor of her guest, Miss Newcomb, of
Omaha. The table was daintlly trimmed
with pink and white sweet peas, each
guest receiving a bunch of the same fra
grant flower. The name cards were clev-
erly executed landscapes in pen and ink.
Besides the guest of honor Miss Newcomb
those who enjoyed Mrs. Hennessy's hos
pitality were Mrs. Heinze, Mrs. Nice.
White, Mrs. lockwood, Mrs. Hugh Will
son., Mrs. Frank Corbett, Mrs. James
Forbis, Mrs. Dewitt, Mrs. j. K. Clark,
Mrs. 7. J.. Murray, Mrs. John Cotter, Mrs.
John Forbis and Miss Regain. :
Miss Maude Massingild of Pueblo, Col,
was married to Mr.. L. A. Metzel of Mo-
nida in the partlors of the Butte hotel
last Monday evening, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. w. H. Setter.
Several friends of the contracting par
ties witnessed the marriage. After the
details had been completed the party en-
joyed a wedding suppe in the cafe an
mex. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Davis, Miss Nye of Pueblo
Col, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. F.. Wednesday,, MI.
A. J. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Caee-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Metzel and
Mr.. H. S. Massingild.
A jolly party spent Monday evening at
Columbia Gardens taking advantage Of
the fine dancing pavilion and afterwards
enjoying a delicious supper at the Col
umbia Garden cafe with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Heinze. The party was compos-
ed of the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Heinze, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Long, Mr.. n Mrs.
| John Cotter, Mr.. and Mrs. James Forbis,
Mrs. F. P. Holbrook, Miss Margaret
Marks of Great Falls, Messrs. B. E. Calk-
ms, Templeton, DR.. Hall n DR.. Nap
ton.
Miss Helen Pore, an instructor in the
| public schools of Chicago, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edward
Smith of West Aluminium street, during
the last six weeks, left last Tuesday for
a few days with another sister before
! returning to Chicago to resume her du-
ties in the sch 1ols.
senh:na Al'e- Miss Maude Alley. Mr..
john Kelly Mr.. Fred Alley left yes
terday for Il National park. Mrs. Jo-
serhina Alley anne from Wilbur, Neb.,
to make the "trip, and Miss Maude Alley
from DesMoines, Ia.
Miss Margaret Marks will return to-
morrow to Great Falls after a pleasant
visit of two weeks as the guest of Mrs
Jesse Roote. Miss Marks formerly lived
in Butte and was welcomed back by hel
many friends.
Quite a number of ladies attended the
card party given by the D.. A. RS lat
Columbia gardens on Thursday. Tue
first prize, a beautiful set Of wine glasses
was Won by Mrs. Weiricas. Mrs. A.. II
Jones was the winner of .hle second prize
a decorated cake plate.
Mrs. Leggat, Miss Ruth L.eg-at, - ]
Benton Leesat. Mr.. Ben F.. Ca1<ins, Mr.
! Harry S. Tutt'a. Miss HE Dean an
j. Mrs. J. L. Carle1.en returned lest Sunday
from an eight days s%ojourn at Hunter:
Hot Springs.
Mss Lel:sh Russell and Mr.. Carroll G
Dolman We're among the RutteftFqs WIN
at.ended a dancing party siten by Mis-.
Elizabeth HYDE in Deer Lodge a few
evenings ago
Judge w. Y. Pnmher+on left last Tues
day for the coa~.t in search Of bette,
health than he has seen fyaFng in t'ai
city. He Will be gone about two weeks
Judge AMI Mrs. IL. Wires and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer j.. Kern i. It avenins
for Po.osi Snsin~s whare thay exrect 4
remain until the latter iart OF The north
Miss. Winnifred Brethersnn resurne,
le-f.- Saturday FROM .Oresan AMI other sec
tons of the cc,sst. where she spent tw-
months among friends.
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