Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-24
BOHEMIAN NEWS.

James Dawes went to Helena and Butte
on a business trip Wednesday,.
w. A. Hall arrived from the east on
wednesday mornings train. He has been
absent from the city for some time look
ing after his mining interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pease arrived We'd
nesday morning from IN extended visit
to Wisconsin. They visited relatives at
Eau Claire for several months. They
report the weather very cold in the local
lty in which they sojourned While away.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Davis enter
tanned a few friends at a dinner given
at their home on Main street Friday
evening. Cribbage and other games serv-
ed to while away the hours of the even
ing after the elegant pas prepared by
the hostess had been discussed.
c. G. Parker of Deer Lodge and Miss
Anna Krieling of this city We're united in
marriage in Helena last week by Rev. w.
w. Love. The nuptials took place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sandle,
The groom had attended the college at
this place for the past year where he met
the young lady who became his wife.
Thursday afternoon the members of the
w. c. T.. U. met at the home of Mrs. w.
H. Tracey IN Tracey street. After the
discussion of the business for which the
meeting was called the members who at
:. tended were treated to a delightful lunch
con. The meeting was we'll attended
and work done hat will materially adj
vance the aims of the organization.
Hon. John Walsh, representative from
Gallatin county and wife of this city are
expected home in a few days. They ave
been absent from the city for the past
W months. They visited the relatives
of Mrs. Walsh at Fort Scott, Kansas.
and then went to California where they
spent Il few weeks before leaving for
home. The trip home is being made by
way of Seattle where they will visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Yerkes,
former residents of this city, who now
live at Ballard, a suburb of Seattle.
Memorial services We're held by the
Woman's Relief Corps at Odd Fellows
hall, Saturday afternoon. They We're the
annual memorial services of the order
and in this instance were held for but one
member. Mrs. Feron Mack was the only
name lacking on the roll of members that
composed the lodge a year ago. This
death was deeply deplored and the ex.
the services Saturday We're full of regret
for the membe that had gone.
st. Patrick's Day was celebrated in this
city by the Christian Doctrine society. an
Organization of young people of hi Cath
Ollie church. Gymnasium hall was the
land S patron saint. Dancing, card play
ing, vocal and instrumental music and
kindred pastimes We're the diversions of
the evening and those who participated
WOIGl II tlIIlC-lOIIOIeu hlOI VI SIeoIl IlD-
bon to testify their allegiance to the'tra-
ditions of the land of the shamrock.
Friday evening, what Happened to
Jones'" held the boards at the Bozeman
opera house. The piece was we'll played
n the large audience that attended
more than ordinarily appreciative. Harry
Corson Clarke, the comedian who plays
the part of Jones, was particularly fine
n came in for a good share of we'll de-
served applause from his auditors who
appeared delighted at the many happy
hits in his lines. The large attendance
this was the first theatrical performance
given in Bozemans this month.
Miss Clara Fisher very prettily enter
tanned the l. F. r. Carroms club Satur-
day evening at her home on Babcock
street. The young hostess made a de-
cided innovation on the usual custom OF
giving prizes to the most proficient at
the game n ribbons were awarded at
the conclusion of the series to those who
a scored the most points. The lucky
holders of these tropics are Miss Maggie
Davis and Mr.. Reynolds. Refreshments.
dainty and delicious, We're served at the
conclusion of the games of carroms.
The home of Mr.. James of Church street
was the scene of a delightful party
Thursday evening. The occasion was a
party given to the members of the Metho-
dist choir in honor of Miss Gingrich, who
uCpui y lllC u " IlCi III
in Reed City, Michigan. After the usual
choir practice the evening was spent in
social converse and a light lunch was
served by the hostess. Miss Gingrich
has been a resident of this city for the
past several months and has made a host
of friends. who are heartily sorry to see
her depart.
Mrs. Nettie Stanton was initiated into
the mysteries of the Order of the Eastern
Star Monday evenig. This order is rap
idly growing in this city and is we'll
equipped with an efficient corps of Off
GERS who are jealous in securing new
members. After the initiation cere-
monies "a social session was enjoyed. A
lunch was served and the pleasures of
the evening a delight to all who partici-
pated in the pleasant occasion. The End
of April Is the tenth anniversary of the
institution of the lodge in Bozeman and
the occasion will be celebrated with ex-
~ercises appropriate to the occasion.
Miss NJ. A. Cantwell gave a whist party
to a few friends at her home on Black
the evening were each presented with a
box of bon bons and the usual refresh
ments We're served to supplement the
toothsome dainties in the pretty boxes.
The prOgressions in the games We're made
as usual and the victors in the evenings
contest at cards were awarded only by
the sensation of triumph and the pleas
ures of the delightful evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Fisher entertained
the jolly Neighbors, an organization for
the promotion Of neighborhood cheer.
Thursday evening. This organization is
partial to progressive whist and that pop
ular parlor game was selected as the
means of entertainment. At the ending
of the progressions the scores made en-
titled DIR. Tudor to the gentleman's prize
and Mrs. Elmer Ray the ladies trophy.
The former received q book and the
latter a dainty china plate.
Friday evening or last week the young
ladies of Bozeman did themselves proud
in the performance of the ''Old Maids