The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-31

| took passage on the steamer Majestic
| for Victoria and other northern points.
| and will be at home to their friends at
| Firmere, their country home. after Sep.
| TENDER l."
Mrs. Theodore Mayer Entertains.
| Having been many times invited to
| serve as substitute In the NJ. NJ. club
of card players Mrs. Theodore Mayor
last Monday entertained the club at her
pretty home, 1t being a compliment
ary." The rooms were all prettiy dec
| Grated in sweet peas. the parlors where
they played in pale pinks. the dining
room in red. the hall in red also.
| The first prize. one of the new open
| work silver bon bon trays was won by
Mrs. N. Rawlins. a guest: the second
prize, a handsome work basket hand
! s6lnely equipped, went to Mrs. III. X.
F., Emmons: the consolation prize. q pretty
! Royal Bon vase was appropriated by
+, Miss Marjorie Burnham, another guest
THE game played was progressive whist;
+. the club has decided to play bridge
whist. establishing a limit of course for
I, the remainder Of this series of games.
1t was also decided by vote to postpone
the grand evening function to which the
husbands and sweethearts are to be in
vited until either Thanksgiving evening
or night.
When the games were finished the hos
tess served very elaborate luncheon
of a number of courses. not at the tables
as is usual with the club. but in the
charmingly decorated dining room.
These present were - Guests: Mrs.
DO
Mrs. A. II. Whitcher. Mrs. Theo-
dore Mayer, Mrs. Newton Rawlins,
Miss Nagle and Miss Martin. All the
club members We're present as follows:
Mrs. A. H. Mitchell, Mrs. r. J. Chase,
Mrs H. X. Emmons. Mrs. Robert Shoup.
Mrs. Harry Schultz Mrs. Park Peterson.
Mrs. Jessie Lyle. Mrs. Eva Frey, Mrs.
Julia Cummings, Mrs. L. p. Lewis. Mrs.
r.. v. Valid. Mrs. l.. p. Lewis, Mrs. r.
V. Wald. Mrs Clara Copestick, Mrs.
Kate Fritz. Mrs Mona McLever Mrs.
Jack Sullivan, Mrs. Richard Colville.
Mrs. Eta Crimmins, airs. Meta Voltz
Mrs. Lulu Peters. Mrs. Jennie .Vollmer
Mrs. H. p. Owens Mrs. Vryde Drum
mon and Mrs. Kinnison Atkins.
Get Glads Last. Picnic.
It was with sorrowful hearts the MEM
,, bers of the Get Glad crowd announced
that they would have their last picnic
!. last Sunday. The place decided on was
Homestake, out near the Nine Mile
canyon. An early start was made and
it looked like a crowd of sooners. with
the cooking paraphernalia placed here
and there and everywhere, and everyone
, il the oldest clothes they could dig up.
II The feature of the day was of course
SIoa fi,,sr = u Inv
joyed and at five o'clock hearty dinner
The main course of the latter meal was
y sweet corn, roasted on the cob in the
;, embers of the roaring camp fire, fanked
by steaks potatoes also roasted in the
: ICven and dozens of spring chickens
- fried to a turn. And perhaps that meal
D was not accorded strict attention. All
- paid such good attention that the start
for home was not made until long after
= the time set.
The day was devoted to ball playing,
oro0uet,, shuttlecock and battledore and
other hastimes, all the more enjoyed
because thor participants realized that
this was the last outing in big crowd
n OF the year.
~ In the crowd of merrymakers were:
u Mrssand Mrs. NJ. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs
= Charles Anderson, Dr. and Mrs. Martin
Il.
: Mrs. Edward Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
: Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Newman, Mr.
: and Mrs. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
4 Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Reinhart
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers, Mr. ani
Mrs. Frank Rooney, Mr.. and Mrs Thorn.
= as Scanlon, Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Shea
4 Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs
Z VIII Thompson, Jr.: Mr.. and Mrs Pa
i Welsh, Misses Katie Sullivan, Mona Sui
4 Ivan, Maddte Smith; Messrs. Will Hires
4 Jack Scanlon, Harry Anderson, Franz
4 Cool. Ned Manning, Will Gavin,
4 Informal Card Party.
q Although quite informal the car
8 party given on Saturday evening b.
& Mrs. Frederick P. Holbrook and Mrs
g Joe V. Long was very pleasant for a.
u the guests. 1t was given for Mrs. Bruc
y k1rkman, and was arranged SO tina
q the guests could choose their own game
& crib. whist, euchre, any kind, no prize
q being awarded but the fun of playins
q After the people We're tired of playin
q cards refreshments We're served an
q social conversation enjoyed for som
4 time.
q In attendance We're: Mesdames
q Bruce Kremer, Bruce Kirkman, JAG
q Noyes, Frederick P. Holbrook, Joe y
q Long, w. w. Dixon, H. T. Wilson. T.
= Murray. James A. Murray I.
q Freund, James ]. Forbis, Barry Hami
= ton, Frank E. Shaw ]. K Heslet, F. v
Cotter, Laurence Harris, A. C. Leggat
William Tuohy, lockwood.
- For Miss Kenton.
a A number of friends of Miss Ire,
a. | kentOn of Walkerville gave her a Sill