Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-17

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mense throng with its music. Those who
did not care to dance spent considerable
time inspecting the various parts Of the
building. as it was all new to them.
After the dance programme had been
exhausted a sumptuous supper was serv-
ed in The dining room.
Hon. w. A. Clark gave a charming
dinner on Thursday evening in honor of
Miss L.ausekamp Of Livingston. The
table was aid for fourteen and was
lavishly trimmed with American beau
ties and red and white carnations. In
the center OF the table was a superb
mound of roses and or either end Of the
table We're crystal bowls of carnations.
The guests of Senator Clark We're Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Clark. MIR. and Mrs. J. *.
Heslet. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam tombstone.
Miss ~I~auskamp. Miss Eoeing. Miss
Ptouts. MIR. Heinze. Mr.. Ross Clark, Mr..
VIII Clark and Mr.. Templeman.
DR.. and Mrs. f. w. McCrimmon gave
an informal dinner on Friday evening.
which was a very enjoyable affair. The
table was prettily decorated in pink car
nations and smilaX, the bon-hens and
ices being in the same color. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holbrook, Mr.. Erwin and DR..
Swartz.
Heilbronner's bowling alley was the
scene of a merry gathering Wednesday
evening. a large lumber of ladies being
present. A number of very exciting
games We're bowled, the ladies showing
a great Improvement in their playing
$500 ,>@1 = ,-@1 ~y.1~ ~ h0ooyn
ing very popular just at present, and a
number of ladies' clubs are being formed
for regular practice. These enjoying the
pastine Wedn esShay evening were: Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Turner. DR.. and Mrs.
McCrimmon. Mr.. n Mrs. Holbrook, DR..
and Mrs. Leggatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lauzier.
Mrs. Shane, Miss Foster. Miss La Beau.
Howard Jones, Fred Slenons. Bob LIE
Beau. Geo. Busch. Jimmie Hubbell and
others
Mrs. Charles Clark and sister. Miss
Roberts. left Wednesday night for a few
weeks trip to California.
Mrs. Hugh Wilson gave an informal
luncheon on Friday, in honor of Mrs.
Henry Root, of New York. The guests
were: Mrs. Root. Mrs. Jack Noyes, Mrs.
w. Nee. White. Mrs. Cotter, Mrs. Forb.s
and Mrs. Holbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corbett left on
Thursday night for New York. where
Mrs. Corbett will spend the winter. Mr..
Coroett will return to Butte in about a
month.
! ,Mrse nd Mrs. Eugene Carroll left Thurs
day night for a months trip east.
MT. and Mrs. Jack Noyes will leave
on Friday night for a six weeks stay
in Evanston, H., with the parents CT
Mrs. Noyes. na. +
Miss Hattie Young returned on Wed
nesiay nisht from a four months vlsl'
in Canada and New York. She spent tht
summer as the guest Of Miss Emil,
Whitney,, and later visited Mrs. Arthur
Heinze in New York.
Mrs. Sam JohrStone gave a charming
tea on Tuesday afternoon. from 4 until
o'clock, as a farewell to Mrs. Corbett
who left for a winter in New York. TIL
house was beautifully trimmed wit,
pink and white carnations. while tn
ia BILE was most a't~activ2ly trimmed wit
the same fragrant flower. The refresh
ments served We're delicious, as is alway
the case at Mrs. Johnstone's, a tempt
ing novelty being frozen egg-nogg. whlc
called forth many appreciative remark
Mrs. tombstone and Mrs. Corbett wer
| assisted by a number of friends. Thos
| calling during the afternoon We're: Mr.
Corbett. Mrs. Jas. w. Forbis, Mrs. j., +
Clark, Mrs. Jno. F. Folbis, Mrs C.. v
| Clark, Mrs. w. B.. Hamilton. Mrs. Tho
Lavell, Mrs I. G. Murray. Mrs. L. Freun'
5 Mrs. Fred HoJorook, Mrs. Jno. Cote
5 Mrs. S. r. Fair, Mrs. H. c. Bellinge
Mrs. Frank Boucher. Mrs D. j. Henne:
sew, Mrs. Walter Lewis, Mrs. Jno. Noye
; Mrs. Fayette Harrington. Mrs. w. Mcd
:. White, Mrs. j. NJ. White, Mrs. Mai
; Sharpe. Mrs. Margaret Cunningham, Mr.
, Patton, Mrs. Frank Shaw, Mrs. r.. l
!. Paxson. Mrs. ]. X. Heslet, Mrs. H. !
= Root. of New York: Mrs. Ed. Thompso
Mrs, Jesse Roote; the Misses Elean'
and Vialo Horgan, Miss Roberts. MI
Florence Losekamp. of Billings, al
F. Miss Laura Rohrig, of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Monteat
who for many years made Butte the
home. but are now residing on Il
> Blackfeet Indian reservation, of WINK
Mr.. Monteath has charge as the age