Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-20

nrSt reception OF It's aI~ter-nOllOay
series in Renshaw hall Thursday evening
and it was an event In which the stand
ard of ~sociability among the members OF
this popular organization was thoroughly
maintained. Among those who particip-
ated in the festivities were: Mr.. and
Mrs. D. M. Newbro, MI. and Mrs. II.
Rockefeller, DR.. and Mrs. Leggat. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Clark.
Mr.. n Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Yeager, Mrs. Largely, Mrs. Rich
ards, Mrs. Todd. Miss Rose Hall, Miss
Daisy Dawson, Miss McLannahan, Miss
Sue McLannahan, Miss Robinson, Miss
Lulu Foster, Miss Maude Crippen, Miss
Alice Langlois,s Miss Noble, Miss FOSSIL
man, Miss Kennedy, Miss Mabel Rem
shaw, Miss Jennie Sullivan. Miss Corinne
Dickerson, Miss B1ckford, Miss Agnes
Doty, Miss Gertrude Nichols, Miss Theo-
dore Russell, Miss Mae Sullivan, Miss
Annie Richards, Miss Lillian Paschal,
Miss Hanson, Miss Bolton, Miss Red
vein; Messers. I. A. Heilbronner, e. M.
cramrine; 4. g; BLACK 81 u Robert Nc
A.-W. Barnard, j. A. Shelton, A. p.
Morgan, ]. s.. Wulf, John Downey, j. H.
Heilbronner, Robert Engle, Mr.. Vadle, DR..
A.. w. Noble, +. A. Fosselman, Mr.. Sem
PIE, Mr.. Ashford. Dr.. Cowperthwaite. Joe
Cotter. DR.. Quirk, 7: J. ELLIS. F. w. Has
kins, Mr.. w. Kennedy, W. A. Larkin. Mr..
Ed Thompson. DR.. Renick. John Dixon,
DR.. Freund, Cole Campbell, Frank Sui
IVAN, Guy Churchill, Mr.. Dorian, Mr..
Maxeiner, DR.. L. Napton, Phil Carr and
Prot. Rowe.
Mrs. Mediation entertained about
twenty friends on Thursday afternoon
In honor of Mrs. Heinze. High five was
the game and the prizes We're awarded as
follows: First, lace bisque figure, Mrs.
Heinze second, cut glass cordial decan-
ter Mrs. T. J.. Murray, third a pipe rack
Mrs. Brophy. fourth bohemian glass bon
bon dish, Mrs. Donald Campbell. Delic-
GUS refreshments were served during
the afternoon and 1t was q very pleasant
affair. Those present were Mrs. Heinze,
Mrs. w. McC. White, Mrs. Tuohy, Mrs.
Donald Campbell. Mrs. Jack Noyes, Mrs.
Long, Mrs. Forbis. Mrs. Tom Noyes, Mrs.
Harrington. Mrs. Sisley, Mrs. Booth, Mrs.
o. K. Lewis. Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. MUIR
ray, Mrs. Freund, Mrs. WalNr Lewis,
Mrs. Newbro, Mrs. Gravelle, Mrs. Calk-
ms, Mrs. Brophy, Miss Broderick and Miss
Doty.
Mr.. Aubrey c. Stevens and Miss Mabel
Ellis were united in marriage by Rev.
j. l.. Abortion at the home of the brides
parents, near the Braund house, Wednes-
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens de-
parted on the 4:45 train for Anaconda,
where they will spend their honeymoon.
On their return they will be at home to
their friends at 1924 Talbot street. Mr..
Stevens is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Stevens and at present is connected with
the Butte & Boston n Boston & Mon
tana Mining companies as assistant sur
veyor. Mrs. Stevens is the esteemed
n charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. Eli and has a wide circle of friends
Mrs. Harrington gave a very pretty
luncheon on last Saturday afternoon.
There were twelve ladies present and q
very pleasant afternoon was spent.
Luncheon was served at tete-a-tete
tables, and at it's close euchre was
played, MI. Long winning first prize, a
beautiful bon-bon dish in Bohemian
glass. and Mrs. Shaw second. a handsome
plate. The lone hand prize, a piece OF
brick-a-brac, went to Mrs. Forbis. The
guests Of Mrs. Harrington were Mrs.
Freund, Mrs. McC. White, Mrs. T. J.
Murray. Mrs. Heinze, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs
Cotter. Mrs. Long. Mrs. Forbis and Miss
Lulu Foster.
Mrs. Arthur Heinxe entertained a num-
Der Of friends at sixty-three high 1--WE on
Monday afternoon. The lucky prize
winners were Mrs. Forbis, who received
as first prize an exquisite picture frame
Mrs. Long second prize, a lovely Royal
BONN vase; Mrs. Holbrook third prize, q
handsome picture. Those present We're
Mrs. w. Nice. White. Mrs. Tom Noyes
Mrs. Murray. Mrs. sisley. Mrs. Jack
Noyes, Mrs. Tuohy, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs
Long. Mrs. Forbis, Mrs. Heslet, Mrs
Holbrook. Mrs. J.. M. White, Mrs. Nc.
Hatton. Mrs. Hennessy m Mrs. Har.
fingt0n.
Mrs. >Tuohy gave a delightful theate,
party Thursday evening In honor Of Mrs
Arthur Heinze, 1.-The Serenade." as pro
duced by the Bostonians was OF cour'
thoroughly enjoyed after which a deli
cious supper was served at the Butt,
cafe. The table was prettily trimmet
with pink carnations intertwined witt
garlands Ofssmilax. The guests Of Mrs
Tn0hY were Mira Helnxs. Mrs. Iac]