The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

| Mona Frear. Miss Ivy Harris, Miss Lisa
Ponde.
A jolly party of friends witnessed the
Lemoyne production of Thursday night,
| enjoying a supper after the play. 1t
was Dutch theater. each girl paying for
herself at both theater and supper. They
| missed the last car to Centerville, how
| ever. and had to take carriages and
| they do say there was some lively
| skirmishing to raise the requisite sum.
And all because they were all blessed
with good healthy aaSpetites. In the party
| were: Mrs. Francis Ladd. Miss Babe
| Curtin, Miss Nina Dufesne, Miss Tessie
| Christie. Miss Vera Marks. Miss Kittie
Sullivan. Miss Florence Castle. Miss Oh
| lie Daugherty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Welles cele-
DRAFTED the first anniversary of their
wedding day last Thursday by giving
a dinner at their new home on the
West Side. The decorations were very
pretty and novel. The color scheme
throughout was red. the parlor in
"mums and palms. the dining room
in SALIVA and carnations and asparagus
ferns. The center piece was formed
| of very tall red candles set in the form
of a figure 1 and massed around them
were Lawton carnations and ferns.
Trailing from this to each end of the
table was scarlet thread of the saliva
to a huge candelabra shaded in red
| mum silk shades. The name cards
were the work of the hostess, water COLI
ors depicting scenes of holiday cheer.
Their guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Walcott, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II.
Whi.cher, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert, Mr..
| and Mrs. Noyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
Farriss, Mr.. and Mrs. Leggatt. Mr. and
Mrs Lance Walcott. Mr.. and Mrs. Fem
| ner Captain and Mrs. Wallace Horton.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. D. j.
Charles was the hostess for the N. H.
Whist club at her home on the South
Side. After a hard-fought game Mrs.
A. B. Elliott secured the first prize, a
beautiful comb and brush tray. The
second prize. handsome cake plate
went to Mrs. c. c. Willis. After the
games We're over dainty refreshments
We're served. There We're a number OF
substh tutes as several of the members
are out of town.
The A. B. c. Whist club met on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. S. Willis ON the
South Side. All the members We're pres
ent with the exception of Mrs Bishop
The first prize, beautiful call bell,
was won by Mrs. Talbot; the second.
a hand-painted olive dish, by Mrs. r.
Williams. The consolation, a dainty
bisque ornament. to Mrs. Corbett. The
daintiest of refreshments We're served
after the prizes We're awarded. Those
present We're: Mrs. w. Noyes, Mrs r.
Williams Mrs. J. H. Gilbert, Mrs Willis.
Mrs Corbett, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Talbot. Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. ]. Rey-
nods, Miss Randell.
AS usual the Merry Twelve Whist club
had jolly meeting. the hostess being
Mrs. H. Bailey. The first prize, a hand
some picture, went to Mrs. Derosier;
the second, pretty cake plate, to Mrs
Robinson. The club enjoyed dainty
luncheon served after the games were
concluded. Those present We're: Mes
DANES Deroser. F. Hasl<ins. Robinson,
Scott, j. Reynolds. Gross. Caesar,
switzer. Collins. Mueller, Curtis, Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Trenton gave
theater party Thursday night to see
''The First Duchess of Marlborough"
After the play supper was enjoyed.
Their guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Trenton, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Field
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Nesbitt, Miss
Cora Frank, Harry West.
The Stein club met as usual last Sat-
urday evening. the host and hostess be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. r. Krag, who were
elected to membership in the club the
same evening. The musical program
was cut short as the members decided
to discuss their plans for the holidays
After some discussion a committee was
appointed to try and find a small hall
or some place large enough to hold the
Steiners and number of invited guests.
They intend to have Merry Christmas,
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the Stein club all things are possible in
the way of having a good time. COM
mittee was also appointed to make
short but good musical program for the
Christmas celebration, to consist of Ger
man songs and carols, solos and
choruses. Another committee was ar
pointed to get up an elaborate menu.
Several members have sent to Germany
for great delicacies and a peculiar brew
of beer, the name commencing with u
X. All the members were present as fol-
lows. and all will be present next Satur-
day evening when the night of cele-
bration will be fixed upon: Mr.. and and
Mrs. r. Krag. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Weber. Misses Steinberg, Gertrude
Schmidt, Carl Berger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Bett-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hermann. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Rodenbeck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Beck, Misses Jennie Stein, Lucille
Bettner, Carl -seck Max Ethel, Harry
Berger, Miss Meta Schmidt and Miss
Anna Stuyen
A complimentary afternoon was en-
joyed by the members of the NJ M. Whist
club Monday afternoon, Mrs. Hugo
Daulton being the hostess at her pleas
ant home on the East Side. The decor
ations of red NUNS" and carnations and
ferns We're very pretty. The tally cards
were especially handsome, dark red
parchment with fierce black cats with
tails rampant, yowling merry Christ
mas" and Happy New Year" The first