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Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald Surprised.

\ number of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. D. c. Mcdonald sur
prised them last Tuesday at their
new residence, $50 South Washington
street. 1t was jolly crowd and the time
was pleasantly passed in dancing and
merry making. During the evening a
fine lunch was served at the residence
of Mrs. Sunstead which is nearby.
There present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Holly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Golden, Mrs.
Sunstead. Mrs. NJ. Griffin, Mrs A. Bar
rett, Miss May Nowlin, Miss Grace Now
lin. Miss Effie Fleishman, Miss Emma
Freshman, Miss May O'Connor, Miss
Libbie Stoneham, Miss Katie Harring-
ton, Miss Kimball Miss Minnie Greek,
Miss Mamie Bonner. Miss Vernie F..
Gaskill, Miss Annie Coleman.
Messrs. A. Cameron, Alex Mcdonald,
Dan J. Mcdonald, Dan A. Mcdonald
John Mcdonald, Hector Mcdonald, James
Mcdonald. Alex. Ford, Charles Gaskill
John Cyr. Robert Greek. Irwin Richards,
Will Miller, Joseph McKinnon, Hugh
Worthington.
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commence their series of dinners at the
auditorium. The people of Butte know
by past experience what delicious din
ners the ladies of the Episcopal church
give.
Every night the menu will be varied.
One night 1t will be a turkey dinner:
another rost beef dinner; another a
chicken dinner and a New England din
ner. In addition to the dinners a sale
of aprons. fancy work and dolls viii
be held. There viii be aprons of every
kind. ornamental and useful, for adults
and children. In the fancy work there
will be many things suitable for holiday
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Surprise on Mrs. Williams.

One Of the most pleasing affairs of the
week was the surprise party rendered
to Mrs. Robert Williams. at her home on
Farrell street, the day selected being
Tuesday, her birthday. She was COM
pletel surprised and also greatly
pleased.
The majority of the party was COM
posed of members of the Old Neighbour
hood Whist club and they thoroughly en-
loved the afternoon. They presented
Mrs. Williams with a handsome. large
and massive cut glass bowl.
The afternoon was devoted to the play
ing of progressive whist. The first prize.
a beautiful hand painted chop plate. was
cut for by Mrs. N. Genereaux and Mrs.
William F. Noyes. the former winning.
The second prize. another handsome
plate, went to Mrs. Joseph Tennis. The
consolation was taken by Mrs. Robert
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cut glass olive dish, went to Mrs. Jessie
Thomas. After the prizes were given out,
the hostess served refreshments in a
prettily decorated dining room.
Those present were: Guests, Mrs.
Harry Lloyd, Mrs. Walter Gregg and
Mrs. Eugene Courtright; members, Mrs.
NJ. j. Anderson, Mrs. ]. X. Garter, Mrs.
Frances Black. Mrs. Joseph Holden, Mrs.
Graham Farriss, Mrs. J. Farriss, Mrs.
Leggat, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. J. SuHi-
van, Mrs. Noyes, Mrs. Hilton, Mrs Jack
Reed, Mrs. Thomas Moore. Mrs. Robert
Mears, Mrs. Whitelaw Rawson, Mrs.
Knowlton Rogers, Mrs. Newton Browne,
Mrs. NJ. McClearnan, Mrs. Sophia New
ms and Mrs. Jessie Thomas.
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To Meet Mrs. McCrackin.

While Mrs. W. W. McCrackin has been
in Butte for the past few days num-
Der of her friends have entertained her
charmingly. AS she is a mknber of Sill
YER Bow Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, although living in
Hamilton. Mrs. ]. H. Harper invited a
few of the members of the chapter to
meet Mrs. McCrackin.
The day chosen was last Tuesday and
the afternoon proved delightful one.
The decorations were all in the colonial
colors, buff and blue and each guest re-
ceived pretty boutonnier of flowers
in these two colors.
The afternoon was spent in playing an
interesting historical game in social con-
versation and in discussing the work of
the Silver Bow chapter and of other
chapters. Late in the afternoon dainty
refreshments were served.
In attendance were: Mrs. w. W. Nc
Crackin, Mrs. J. r. McCrackip. Miss
.irginia McCrackin. Mrs. A. H. Wethey
Mrs. Clinton H. Moore. Mrs. ]. H. Har-
per, Mrs E. L. Kern, Mrs. E. H. Renisch,
Mrs. James Murphy. Mrs. ]. Murphy.
Mrs. r. G. Young, Mrs. J. r. Wharton,
Mrs. ]. H. Farriss, Mrs. e. A. Morley,
Mrs. John Gillie, Mrs. Emerson.
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either players Of the club united in play
ing German melodies. Then the hostess
announced THAT it was time for "stein
parade" The hearty luncheon Of Ger
man delicacies was thoroughly enjoyed
and stelns were often emptied and re-
filed.
Those present in addition to the club
members. not one Of the latter being alb
sent. We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Jayce Votaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Harper and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fritz. The club members
are: Mr.. and Mrs Louis Webber. Miss
Steinberg, Gertrude Schmidt. Carl Ber-
ger. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack. Karl Bergo-
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mueller Mr.
ana Mrs. Hans Bettner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Hermann. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ro-
denbeck. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Beck, Miss
Jennie Stein, Miss Lucille Bettner Carl
Beck. Max Ethel, Harry Berger. Miss
Meta Schmidt and Miss Anna Stuyen.
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noon In st. Johns church. It was a
strictly private affair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood have taken apartments at the
Lenox.
Mr.. Elwood is we'll and favorab1y
known in Butte, both in business and
social circles. He is manager of the
Pantry Grocery company. His bride Is
a charming and estimable young lady
with hosts of friends.
Mr.. Lutey, the junior member of the
firm of Lutey Brothers, will be married
on the goth to Miss Williams. v The
marriage will be quite an elaborate
function.
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A Golden Rod Dinner.


One Of the prettiest dinners Of the
week was given on Tuesday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham Farriss, at their home on
the West Side. The decorations were all
in golden rod the golden glory massed
on mantels and windows and garlanding
the curtains. The effect was charming
in the dining room as we'll as in the
parlors.
From the electrolier above the mas
sive round table yellow satin ribbons Of
the same shade as the golden rod We're
gathered in huge bow, then falling
gracefully to short distance from the
table, and then carried to the four cor
ners of the room, in each Of which stood
a mammoth Japanese jar filled with the
yellow splendOr.
In the center of the table was round
mound of the golden rod. so solidly
massed 1t formed a perfect bank. This
was outlined by asparagus fern. The
candelabras We're shaded with yellow
shades and everything was bathed in a
yellow glow.
The name cards were exquisite little
water colors, graceful plumes of the
golden rod. The menu followed the color
scheme as far as possible. The butter
was moulded in tiny golden rods. the ices
the same. the celery was of the yellow
variety, sweet potatoes, everything in
yellow.
|. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Farriss. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. White,
Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan Mr.. and
Mrs Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Lit
tie, Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hamilton Whitcher,
Mr. and Mrs. Robley Norton, Miss Ell
lice Norton, Pierce Bennett
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Il S the society editor has been
~ i'll nearly all the week. society
~ affairs have not been given the
- usual attention. There We're no
large affairs of any kind given this
week, just the usual grist of small. in
formal and thoroughly enjoyable
affairs. Society is waiting expcctantly
for the return of Will Clark and bride,
and the consequent gayety. Already
plans have been outlined for number
OF brilliant functions in their honor.
Then the Roberts wedding Is
rapidly approaching and a number Of
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Roshsehut Whist Party.

An evening whist party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Roshsehut at their
home, near Walkerville. on Thursday
evening. The occasion was the celebra-
ton of their tenth wedding anniversary.
Their friends presented them with
many handsome gifts. among them q
handsome rocker, a set of china. fish
set. silverware. cut glass and other
useful and ornamental articles.
The first prize was handsome ebony
and silver clock, with many complicated
attachments. among them cuckoo call.
This was won by Mrs. Charles Whal'en.
The second prize. a cut glass bowl Of
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Mr. and Mrs. George Bretherton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Quinlan, Miss Winifred
Bretherton. Miss Elizabeth Richardson.
Miss Mabel Richardson, Miss Annie
Turner, Miss Rose Lyons Miss Alfredo
Smith Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Gilbert, Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. Hotter.
Messrs S. Desjardins Harry Reuger,
j. T. McCord, w. B. Barraughs, Charles
Barraughs. Wallace Bretherton, Charles
Bretherton, w. A. Kidney, D. r. Nc
Cord.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Napier announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Madeline, to s. NJ. st. Cruix. The
marriage will be celebrated in the
Catholic church on the 25th of Novem-
Der.
Miss Irene Arenson and Oscar Matson
were married on Tuesday evening. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Alexander Sandstrom.
William ]. Elwood and Miss Helena
Trevelyn were united in marriage last
Monday. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. S. c. Blackiston at high
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furnish the evenings entertainment. the
others joining in the choruses Of the
Fatherland and answering toasts.
Saturday evening the members par
ticipating In the program were Messrs.
Carl Berger. Gus Hermann, Hans Bett-
ner. Mrs. Jacob Rodenbeck. Mrs Chris
Beck, Misses Meta Schmidt and Lucille
Bettner. The guests participating We're:
Jayce Votaw, Max Harper and Mrs.
Charles Fritz.
When the soloists had retired then the
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at home to their friends in q cozy little
home in Walkerville, III Daily street.
As Miss Alma Galloway, Mrs. Ross
made hundreds OF warm friends. and
they, with the legions who claim friend
ship with Mr.. Ross. expect to have many
delightful functions in the new home
made by them. Mrs. Ross Is the only
child of Mrs. Leonard Brick.
A number of functions have been
planned for them in the near future and
the bride and groom win soon give
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A Pleasant Evening.

There was good turnout at the Stein
club last Saturday evening, the club
meeting with Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Heimann
at their pleasant home on the East Side.
Several guests were present and added
to the musical features of the evening,
AS the repertoire of the club members
has been worn threadbare, it was decided
hereafter to delegate eight members to
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Baby Margaret Morgan. only child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Morgan. celebrated
her Bird birthday last Tuesday after
noon by inviting several tiny tots in to
help her enjoy the day.
They played games and ate birthday
goodies galore until they were too tired
and too sleepy to continue. Baby Nor
gan is the idol Of not only her ador!ng
relatives, but of a very wide circle Of
friends. When she goes in triumphal
march down the street it seems as II
every one she meets knows her.
And she knows them. for little as she
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Gave a Game Dinner.

In celebration of very successful
hunting trip. Mrs. J. A. Poore and Mr..
M. F. OLeary gave a game dinner to q
small party of friends Monday night.
Among those present were: Miss Anna
Dee. Miss Horace Greedy Perry. Miss
Gertrude Pierce J. A. Poore and NJ. 3.
O'Leary.
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Dined at the Thornton.

On Thursday evening Mrs. George
Trowbrdge entertained Mr.. and Mrs. J.
K. Mallon, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haskell Miss Wins
nifred Hotter and Fred Thompson at the
play at the New Grand.
After the performance the party went
over to the Thornton hotel and enjoyed
a little supper.
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A Charming Wedding.

that of Miss Hannah Barraughs of Mead
erville to William Steele of the same
place, which took place on last Tuesday
evening. The ceremony was performed
1t the home Of the sister of the bride.
Mrs. D. r. McCord. at the Parrot flats.
1914 Gallatin avenue, at o'clock. The
decorations, which were unusually beau
llful and unique. were in pink. white and
green. the color supplied by bride roses
and La France roses combined with smi-
YAK. The dining room. where 20 guests
we're seated at a time, was deliberately
decorated.
The bride was gowned in handsome
creation Of pale gray, with yoke of en-
broidered white chiffon and appliques of
real lace. She carried a shower bouquet
Of bride roses a nd wore the same blosi
SONS in her hair which was coiffured
nigh.
She was attended by Miss May Rich
irdson, who Won pretty gown OF white
vilk null over pink taffeta, en- traine.
lecouette. She carried a shower bouquet
Of La France roses and wore some of
them in her hair.
The groom was attended by brother
Il the bride. w. B. Barraushs. The
marriage ceremony was made most i'm
Rev. E. j. Groeneveld.
After the ceremony was performed and
best wishes given, most elaborate and
perfectly served wedding banquet was
served with attendant wines and the
guests were loath to leave such cheer
and pleasant company.
Many handsome and useful gifts were
received, while many more are on the
way and still more are to be given by
relatives when the happy couple go to
housekeeping. The bride has been con-
nected with the Meaderville postoffice for
some time and has in that capacity as
well as in social circles made hosts of
friends. The groom Is a very we'll known
young man and is deservedly popular.
He is the solicitor for the Smith Grocery
company.
Among the gifts received We're the fol-
lowing: Set of silver tea spoons, AL
bert Gunderson; pair of lace curtains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barraughs; cut
glass happy, Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Smith; set of silver dessert spoons A.
D. Van Wort: rocking chair. Mr.. and
Mrs William Richardson: table and bed
linen, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barraughs.
parents of the bride; bed spread, Mr.. and
Mr.. F. E. Wheeler; pair white wool
blankets, Mrs. George Bretherton;
dresser scarf, Mrs. Joe Quinlan: rug,
Miss Winifred Bretherton and Wallace
Bretherton; set of silver knives and
forks, Miss Elizabeth Richardson, Miss
Mabel richardson; silver gravy ladle.
Miss Annie Turner: salad bowl Miss
Rose Lyons; set of silver knives and
forks, Harry Reuger; piano lamp, J. T.
McCord; silver bread tray, Charles
Bretherton; berry set with handsome
draw work center piece. embroidered in
Strawberries and leaves. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Hotter; ebony and gold clock. Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Symons: silver butter
dish. w. NJ. Kidney: kitchen queen. Mr..
and Mrs. D. r. McCord.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. D.
r. McCord, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Symons, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Van Wort, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Barraughs. Mr.. and Mrs. =. E. Wheeler,
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Master Alex. Christie's Birthday.

Little Alexander Christie. son Of MI.
and Mrs. A. s. Christie. celebrated hid
eighth birthday on Thursday evening;
He was assisted in this by some 30 littll
playmates living in the neighborhood Of
ton street.
dancing and a good time. During tho
evening a dainty and elaborate birthday
feast was served.
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in their pretty domi-

house-warming in their pretty domi-
Cile.
Their marriage was a romantic one. for
after the date was set for their marriage
and the bridal trosseau was reaching
completion, one fine day they quietly
took the train. went to a neighboring
city and were married. telegraphing the
fact to parents here. Then they went
on and calaly enjoyed their wedding
trip as planned. ohuckling over having
escaped conventional church wedding.
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is, she never forgets a face or a name.
even if she cannot properly pronounce
the NAME Her bright and witty remarks
convulse her admiring audiences. She
Is the friendliest little soul in the world,
and Is always willing TO chatter: In fact
many of her friends call her Chatter
Box" She has a wonderful memory
also. and great things are expected when
Baby Morgan shall have reached few
more milestones on LIES journey, the
journey which so many are hoping and
praying will be a joyful and happy one
for Baby Margaret.
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Whist Fiends' Happy Afternoon.

Another Complimentary" was ten
dered the Whist Fiends' club last Tues
day afternoon. this time by Mrs. Wallace
Gregg. at her home in Walkerville. A.
though it was some distance to go. IL
least for the South Side members. the
afternoon was a delightful one
AS it was complimentary. Mrs. Gregg
had her home prettily decorated In
asters, wall flowers and ferns. The re-
freshments served We're also OF an elab-
crate character. oyster patties. ices and
other forbidden dainties. Many people
do not understand what a ''compli-
mentary" is. When any woman. not a
member of the club. is invited often TO
serve as a substitute for some absent
member, she generally reciprocates by
inviting the club to her home for an
afternoon. she supplying prizes and re-
freshments instead of the club paying
for them out of the general fund.
The first prize was a handsome cut
glass rose bowl and this was transferred
to the keeping of Mrs. j. X. Carter; the
second prize, beautiful cut glass vase.
was awarded to Mrs. Thomas Moore.
while the consolation, a cunning little
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The Roses Have Returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ross have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
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Sale and Dinners.

Society in general and that society IN
particular which boards in hotels ana
other places is looking forward eagerly
to the 22d. On that date the Ladies
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Informal Card Party.

A pleasant informal card party was
given last night by Mrs. G. M. Prentice
and Miss Prentice in honor Of Miss Nc
Kenzie and Miss Marvin. The evening
was spent in playing whist after which
refreshments were served. Those pres.
ent were: Mrs. G. M. Prentice. Miss
Mckenzie, Miss Marvin. Miss Maggie
Corrette. Miss Armstrong. Miss Prem.
tice; Messrs. Arthur Perham. Ben Per.
ham and George Prentice.
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Green and it was a pretty little olive
dish.
When the games were concluded the
surprisers enjoyed the many delicious
eatables they had brought with them:
and 1t embraced everything good, from
salads to sherbert. It was nearly 8
O'Clock when the last surpriser left. 's
Those present We're: Mrs. e. A. Farm
ham, Mrs. II. A. Green. Mrs II. III. Green.
AIRS. Morrison, Mrs. D. J. Charles, Mrs.
Joseph Tennis. Mrs. Robert Williams,
Mrs. F. Noyes, Mrs. Arthur II. Whitcher,
Mrs. A. B. Elliott, Mrs. Leonard Erick.
Mrs. II. w. O'Neill. Mrs. S. Nj. Nixon,
Mrs. T. A. Grigg, Mrs. Willis. sr
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gifts. The dolls will be of all kinds ana
varieties. both expensive and inexpen-
sive.
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For Mrs. Cornell.

A dainty little dinner was given on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Frank Shaw
for Mrs. M. ]. Cornell. The decorations
were especially pretty. the color scheme
red; American beauty roses and satin
ribbon of the same shade being used
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D..
Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. John ForDis' MT
and Mrs. Charles Walker Clark. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Lavell. Mr.. and MRS. John
NJ. Foster.
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Mueller Party Tonight.

Mueller Party Tonight.
This evening Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mueller will entertain their friends in
an informal manner. AS with all their
functions the affair will be a novelty.
At o'clock the invited guests will as.
semble at the Mueller residence Oh
South Washington street. the re con.
veyances will await them and the party
will be driven out to the Centennial
brewery. Here all sorts Of pleasures
will await them and 1t is safe to say
that it will be q late hour before the
party will return to the city.
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Reception at the Norvells.
Mrs. John Caskey Norvell returned
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yesterday from flying trip to Bowling
Green. KY, accompanying her brother,
Nesbitt Rochester. who went south to
wed Miss Middleton. After the cere-
mony and attendant festivities. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rochester and Mrs. Norvell started
home, stopping at several points of in
terest en- route.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Rochester
he'd an informal reception at the Nor
veil home on West Galena. large num-
Der of friends coming in to wish the
young couple happiness. They have gone
over to Helena, which place they will
make their home. Mr.. Rochester was for
some time bookkeeDer for Brownfield &
Canty, but went to Helena to take po-
sition with A. H. Barrett as assistant
state treasurer. He has many friends
here. His bride is a pretty. accomplish
ed young daughter of the South. and
will probably often visit Butte relatives.
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Are Having Gay Times.

That jolly organization OF young So
ciety buds. known as the 20. w. l.. S. )"
club, is thoroughly enjoying everything
that comes along. They only meet twice
a month, at the homes Of the members.
and the day is always Saturday.
Next Saturday they will meet with
Miss Daisy Dawson, if her father has re-
covered sufficiently If he Is still Ill,
they will meet with Miss Margaret Han
son.
Last Saturday they met with Miss
Edith Bickford and had "lovely" time.
They devoted the time to progressive
hearts and conversation, plenty of the
latter. The prize for the one first out of
hearts was a pretty netted cut steel
chatelaine, and this was won by Miss
Dawson. In the evening they went in
a body to the Family theater to watch
the grand duchess parade the stage.
They occupied the front row in the bal
cony with their happy young chaperons
Mrs. A. T. Morgan and Mrs. M. E.
Miller.
It Is their intention to attend the the
alter in body as often as a play comes
along they want to see. The club Is COM
posed of some of the prettiest. brightest
and most popular buds in Butte social
circles.
The members are: Miss Edith Bick-
ford, Miss Margaret Scallon. Miss Helen
McKechnie, Miss Madge Marks. Miss
Ann Lowery, Miss Lowery. Miss Leila
Russell, Miss Daisy Dawson, Miss Elsa
Russell, Miss Ellis Richards. Miss Theo
Russell, Miss Margaret Hanson and the
Misses Sanders.
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affairs will be given in the time elapsing
before the 9Th Of November for Miss
Roberts and DR.. Renick. For the pres
ent society Is resting.
All but the weddings. There are
dozens Of marriages every week but
nearly all are Of a strictly private
nature. attended only by relatives. Such
b maze Of honied welded bliss is rather
dazng to the onlooker. And October is
supposed to be an unlucky month for
marriages