The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-19

Lewis of St. James Episcopal church.
Mr.. Cha pmans death occurred in
Spokane and was caused by injuries re-
ceived while working on the c!onstruc-
ton Off a. shingie mill hear that place.
He was caught by falling timbers and
his back and one leg We're broken. The
injured man was taken to the hospital
and. lived for nearly two weeks. He
leaves two sisters and two brothers in
this city, Mrs. Boiler and Mrs. Bel
Shave, and John and Henry Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. Blankenship were
rendered surprise party Friday even
ing at their home on West Main street
number OF friends planned the sur
prise in honor of the wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Blankenship and
were very successful in keeping it
secret. The self invited guests met at
the courthouse and from there went to
the house and rendered their congratu-
lations. after which they played forty
two Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening to the ladies and gentle
men who We're: Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Walrath. Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Corbly,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davies. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Schumacher and Pierce
BuzZard.
Miss Lillian Bogert was at home to her
lady friends Monday afternoon at her
apartments in the hewitt block. The
rooms were very tastefuly decorated for
the occasion with sweet peas and asters
and during the hours which We're from 2
until $3.50 about one hundred ladies called.
The reception was given in honor of Miss
Bogerts sister, Mrs. Place of Minneapo-
lis. who has been visiting during the
summer in Bozeman. The hostess was
assisted during the afternoon by Mes
DANES w. NJ. Award, H.. H. Howard,
w. w. Livingston and A. J. Henshall.
Very dainty refreshments We're served to
the guests.
Miss Pauline Peterson and Herman
Nordquist We're married at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nordquist on Church ave-
nue. Saturday evening. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. James of the
First Methodist church in the presence
of the relatives and number of friends
Of the contracting parties. At the con-
olusiOn Of the ceremony the wedding
party partook of a wedding supper dur
ing which the newly married couple
were rendered many congratulations and
good wishes.
Miss Ellen GOttschalck entertained the
Junior society of the State college at her
home on Church avenue south, Saturday
evening. The members of the class and
few friends of the hostess We're present
and enjoyed themselves in various ways.
Among the amusements were dancing,
music, and the guessing of the titles of
books represented by different articles in
the several rooms. Miss Icie Moore re-
ceived the prize for guessing correctly
the largest number, pretty pincushion.
and Maurice Lamme was the winning
gentleman. receiving a match safe.
The Cliolian Literary society met at the
college Monday afternoon and after at
tending to the business Of the society be-
hind closed doors rendered the following
program: Current events for October,
Maud Stiff and Polly Davidson: reading.
Ellen Gottschalck: instrumental solo,
Edith Brown: paper, Bessie Williams;
recitation, Edan Lewis; Halo'een ideas.
Lucille Quaw, Edna Maynard. Miss Gayn,
Miss Morris and Carrie Penwell; piano
| solo, Frances Maynard.
One of the series Of parties given last
| week by Mrs. Stewart was an evening
! company at which the lady and gentle
| men friends of Mr.. and Mrs Stwart
were entertained. There were about If
teen couples present who thoroughly en-
| loved themselves with a bout at the good
old game Of whist. The contest was