The Butte inter mountain., 1901-10-19
Society's Note Book.

Society's Note Book.
Silver Bow Circle of the Women OF
Woodcraft entertained the state organ
izer, Mrs. Helen M. Southwick, last
Monday evening in their hall. A pleas
ant program and refreshments were en-
joyed.
A successful dance was given Thurs
day evening at Scandia hall by The
Daughters of Honor, Faithful Lodge No.
81. 1t was well attended and greatly en-
joyed.
Last night the United Moderns gave
a well attended ball at the new Pythian
castle. on South Main street. Berg
strom's orchestra supplied the music,
and every one enjoyed the fine new floor.
The dance was under the auspices OF
Montana Lodge No. As.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Mt.
Bethel and Unity Methodist Episcopal
churches of Walkerville gave a success
full supper on Tuesday evening in the va
can't store room next to Mr.. Ford S
store Many dined there and quite a sum
was realized.
Whenever the Ladies' Catholic Benev
olent society undertakes anything it is
always a success. Such was the package
ball given by them on Thursday even
ing at Miners Union hall. There was
large crowd present and the packages
proved a source of great n1errinent.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Savage entertained
a few friends informally at their home
on the East Side last Thursday evening.
They played whist and enjoyed musical
selections and dainty supper.
Mrs. Fred L. Melcher Is very i'll at her
home on Farrell street.
Mrs. F. W. Blackford has been quite
indisposed this week, but is recovering.
Herbert Cohen, confidential man for
Bamberger & Mcmillan, the big mining
firm Of Salt Lake, is in the city visiting
his sister, Mrs. Silas Newberger, on
South Jackson.
Miss Virginia McCrackin, who with
her mother has been visiting Butte
friends, went on east last Thursday
evening.
Miss MacGinniss has been visiting Miss
Cruise in Helena for a few days.
M. J. Connell, George E. lockwood ana
Andy ]. Davis have returned from the
clubhouse at Red Rock lake, where they
succeeded in getting a good bag OF
game.
+. L. Berry of Minneapolis is in the
city the guest of his brother, George H.
Berry, on West Copper street.
Mrs. Helen NJ Southwck, state organ
izer of the Women of Woodcraft, has
gone to Dillon and Virginia City in the
interests of the order.
To the great regret of Butte friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bellinger have de-
cided to leave Butte and make their
home in Vancouver, B. c., where Mr..
Bellinger will, with others, erect and run
large smelter. The Bellingers have
been prominent in Butte society circles
for some time and will be greatly
missed. And SO will their pretty little
daughter, Rita Bellinger.
Mrs. John Noyes and Mrs. w. McC.
White have returned from prolonged
visit in Seattle, to the great delight of
their friends. Mrs. Noyes is still suffer-
ing from cold. which it was feared at
one time would terminate in pneu-
monia.
Mrs. A. S. Christie and children lef:
Thursday for their ranch, where they
will remain until the first of next week.
Miss Jennie Filcher and Miss Bessie
Quaintance of Boulder are spending the
week in the city. Miss Quaintance came
over to consult physician, and Miss
Filcher, who is superintendent of public
instruction Of Jefferson county. to visit
the schools of her county in the vicinity
of Butte. They are the guests of Mrs
w. H. Pierce, 70S South Main street.
Miss Mary. Taylor Of Boulder was the
guest of Mrs. George Davis, Colorado
| street. the first of the week.
Attorney L. o. Evans has returned
| from a six weeks trip to the East. He
left his sister at Ogdensburg on the st.
| Lawrence visiting friends.
John McNaught. formerly of Butte
but who now represents the Leys-Chris-
tie company of Nassau street, New
York, is in the city visiting his old time
| friends.
Mrs. Eugene Carroll is over in Ana
conda, the guest of her uncle, Judge
NaptOn.
| Mrs. A. S. Christie and family are WIS.,
iting Mr. and Mrs. David Legs at Will
| low Creek ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ellis have taken
the residence at els West Granite street
] in the new Henry flats.