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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-06

Society proper is not in the running
al all this Week. The more or less glori-
Gus Fourth of July intrud9d and infor-
nal things of all kinds absorbed the at
tention of every one. 1t takes day or
two 10 prepare in proper form and the
balance Of the week 10 recover.
Then again society is having its mind
much diNerte The golf links are re-
ceiNins more and more attention each
week as the members become more pro-
ticient. Senator Clark is quite an expert
and has been giving his friends few
pointers. Not an hour in the day but
some of the players can be found at
the links.
Some very pretty costumes. have been
noticed there, made especially for the
links whereas until few days ago any
thing went. short skirts and shirt waists
Of any kind. Brown linen and butchers
linen forms the basis for several chic
suits.
As for the man-one man came out in
one of the regulation soft stocks worn
entirely by the swell golfers in the east,
and he was nearly mobbed. To show
them he knew what was what he not
only wear: them to the links but also
when he attends the races. And his
friends have wired east for duplicates.
They are exactly like the stocks worn
by women, only longer.
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Society Personals.

Edison s. Slemons. son of Mr. and Mrs.
j, d. Slepons. returned this week from
prolonged visit in California.
Miss Henriette Brsco one of Butte's
most popular teachers, is in Helena for
the summer, the guest of Mrs. j. e. Jack
son.
Mrs. C. ]. Lane returned this week
from an extended visit with relatives in
townsville, Wisconsin.
Miss Annie Ingersoll has returned from
a three-months' visit in Virginia City
Montana.
Mrs. John Forbis and little daughter,
Marjory. left this week for the east
where they will spend the summer
Miss Dore Shively and Miss Helen
Shively will return today from the Young
ranch in the Bitter Root valley.
Last night Mrs. Charles Walker CLARK
and maid left for New York. On July 10
they will sail for Paris. then go on to
Germany for the Wagner festival.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Rutherford Morris
will leave today for Glenwood Springs.
Colo, where they will pass several
weeks.
Mrs. Troutman, Mrs. Frank Huston,
Miss Helen Huston and Alex tombstone
will leave the 10th for Yellowstone park
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plate, took the plate. The sofa cushion
had the words pine Grove worked on
it. For the guests who did not play
cards there was prize of handsome cut
glass dish, which Mrs. Shores won.
Then they had dinner, all the country
delicacies, cream. Belgian hare. fruit and
other good things. The next thing was
the swapping and the funny things were
all wrapped in paper SO no one could
guess what the contents were. There
were jumping jacks, egg beaters, hand
some shells, pictures, everything imag-
Unable. Nearly all had purchased some
thing new.
1t was a late hour when the guests
started home with laughter and song
In the party We're: Mrs. c. S. Passmore
Mrs. c. p Drennen. Mrs. Blackburn. Miss
Blackburn, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. c. NJ. Prem
tice, Mrs. George E. Berry. Mrs. Ingle
Mrs. F. A. Gilbert Miss Isabelle Gill
bert, Mrs. Shores, Mrs. DAILY, Mrs. Fogg,
Mrs A. H. Jones, Mrs. Heidrick Mrs
Harper, Mrs. Farriss. Mrs. J. L. Carroll.
Mrs. De Smell. Mrs. j. w. Gun, Mrs.
Paxon.
On their way in they met another crowd
gong out, dancing party and mer-
ry time they had, coming home at early
dawn. They danced all the evening and
had as good time as the day crowd
dad. Punch was served during the eve
ming in pretty little green bower. At
a late hour dainty refreshments were
erved.
In the party the ladies were: Mrs. j.
l.. Carroll. Mrs. H. p. Clark, Mrs. f.. G.
Smith, Miss Christine Brebner. Miss Ida
May Jeffreys. Miss Maggie Corette,
Miss Kelly. Miss Essie Mckay, Miss
kemper. Miss Resore and Miss Jennie
McDanold. The gentlemen We're Mr.. J.
L. Carroll. Mr.. Connell Mr.. F. G. Smith.
Mr. Henry Hopkins, Mr.. ldward Nc
Roberts, Mr.. George Prentice Mr.. ]. l..
Liebe. Mr.. J. J. Egan, Mr.. Anderson,
Mr.. Page and Mr.. j. l.. Kirk
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Yellow and Black Picnic.

over in Walkerville there is a juvenile
club styling itself the yellow and blacks,
their colors being of yellow and black
combined in rosette. The object IS
enjoyment, with no unnecessary frills.
And they have it. too. All winter they
have been holding meetings which We're
kept strictly secret. They commence l
their outdoor fun With a plcnlc Mon-
day a Columbia Gardens.
The weather was all that could be dc.
sired, and the children had royal good
time. Mesdames Mueller, Chris Beck, J.
Sullivan. II. p. Owens and Miss Snyder
were chaperones, and they enjoyed the
day was as the youngsters did,
They all rode on the merry go rounds,
shot the chutes and used the swings
continuously.
At s o'clock the fires were kindled
and hot chocolate and coffee made for
those who were tired of soda water and
lemonade. and a fine supper was en-
toyed. About o'clock the party board
ed the car and came home. In attend
ance In addition to the chaperones were
Katie and Jennie Sullivan, Lizzie and
Mamie Mcclellan, Josie Martin, Dora
Jennings. Mona Brother, Lucy Day,
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The Steiners have a Good Time.

For a change, the members of the
Stein club spent last Sunday at Colum.
bia Gardens. All preparations had been
made to spend the evening at the ga"-
dens, having lunch and coming in o."
a special car but owing to the GOODNESS
of the weather the club came in and
Went to the nearest home that of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Beck, in South Butte.
Although impromptu, the programme
was most enjoyable, and it was o'clock
before the members went to their homes.
A fine luncheon, the one prepared 70:
the gardens, was eaten and heartily en-
joyed. In addition to the regular men,
bers of the club the either players,
Messrs. Will Mueller, Fred Samm, Harry
Praed and Jack Leasing We're present.
The regular members in attendance
were: Miss Gertrude Schmidt, Carl
Berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Burgostein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Mathers, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Jack Mueller, Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mueller, Nj.
and Mrs. Hans Bettner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Hermann, Mr.. and Mrs Jacoa
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Myer, PRO-
fessor and Mrs. Kochener, Mr.. and Mr.,
John Rodenbeck Mr.. and Mrs Chris
Beck. Carl Schmidt, Miss Jennie Stein
Miss Mueller. Miss Lucille Bitner, Car,
Beck, Max Ethel, Harry Berger, Jack
Rodergir, Miss Meta Schmidt and Miss
Anna Stuyen.
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The Smith Swap Party.

- Twenty seven ladies We're invited to
attend the swap party given by Mrs. E.
q. smith last Saturday afternoon at her
beautiful country home in Nine Mile
canyon, Pine Grove" Twenty accepted
and went out in Langlois' big band
wagon.
- The ride will not soon be forgotten
for it was just fun coming back and
going there, and was voted about the
jolliest outing Of the year. The ladies'
were invited to meet Mrs. H. p Clark
Of Missoula and each one was asked to
bring something they would as soon lose
as not and swap with some one else
Every one was eager to swap but the
hostess sternly forbade it until after din
ner. The visitors inspected every thing
on the place and. as usual, went into
ecstasies over country life. Then they
played cards and Mrs. Ingle and Mrs.
John Carroll being at the head received
the two prices Mrs. Ingle having choice
between a handsome sofa pillow and
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-06
Camped on the Hills.

A merry crowd of celebrators left Cen
terville at an early morning hour
for the hills beyond Columbia Gardens
3hufsday, bound for the hills beyond
columbia Gardens. They took with them
powerful field glasses, and could see the
races as well. They could even distin-
gulsh the horses running and the colors
or the Jockies They went out in time
to haye breakfast there and then at noon
a light lunch, and at O'Clock regular
holiday dinner.
They took with them fresh vegetables
and meats, which they cooked over a
campfire. Coffee, tea and chocolate We're
also made. In fact, as one member of
the party said, they went to eat, and
eat they did. The horses We're not har-
messed up until 10 o'clock, and it was
nearly midnight when they reached Cen
terville. tired but happy.
In the party were: Dr. and Mrs, Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. John But
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Newman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Reinhart, Mr.
and Mrs. Reiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Rooney, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
scanlon. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Shea
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs
Will Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Welsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Carey; Misses
Kitty Sullivan, Mona Shea, Jessie Hicks
May Canty, Nora Sullivan, Margarel
Coleman, Maddie Smith; Messrs. Will
HERS, Jack Scanlon. Harry Anderson
Frank Cool. Win Gavin, Casper Schu-
bert and Ned Manning.
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An Elaborate Affair.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker Clark
gave dinner and dance Tuesday even
ing in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Rutherford Norris Of New York. Covers
Were laid for twentyfour and a dinner
of eight courses was served. The two
dining tables We're decorated with a pro-
fusion Of roses and an American Beauty
rose was laid at each cover.
The dining-room, library and green
room We're deliberately decorated with
roses and carnations.
The guests at dinner were. DR.. and
Mrs. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Car
roll, DR.. and Mrs. J. 4. Murray, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. Heset, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X.
Clark, MIR. and Mrs. John Cotter, Mrs.
Frank Huston of Pittsburg. Pa: Mrs.
John Forbis, Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
I.auzier, Mrs. w. Nc. White, Mrs. Mar
garet Cunningham, Messrs. Harshfield,
Alex tombstone, John B. Welcome and
Frank Pierce.
At 10 o'clock dancing commenced in
the ballroom, music being furnished by
the Bergstrom orchestra. The following
additional guests We're invited to tn.
dance: Miss Pfouts, Miss Helen Hus-
TON, Miss Adah Roberts, Miss Frances
Horton, Miss Madge Marks; Messrs.
Napton, Freund, LeBeau, Busch, Dun
ply, DR.. Renick, Sellers Largely anil
RaScum.
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Red, White and Blue Dinner.

unique and patriotic dinner was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gill at
their residence on South Dakota street
on the night of the Fourth. All ins.
color scheme was red, white and blue.
Over all the electric lights We're shades
of the flag of our country, and the ex,
terror of the house was literally en-
powered in evergreens, flags and bunt-
ing.
The first parlOr was in red, carnations
and sapiglossis, mingled with feathery
asparagus and smlax. The second par
lor was in white great masses of white
roses and carnations. The front hall
was in red, white and blue flowers.
The din.ng-room was in blue, great
blue centureas and hydranageas and
feur de lis. A miniature fountain CT
perfumed water played in the center of
the tables. Four tables were placed in
like four-pointed star. the four ends
uniting in the center where the fountain
played. The candy decorations of blue
violet leaves and kindred effects was
ter of Parma violets, which. as it is very
late for violets, was most pleasing. The
ices We're unique, the American eagle
in chocolates.
AS nearly as possible everything was
red, white and blue. The menu afforded
many culinary surprises for the happy
guests After dinner the guests went to
town in a body to see the parade.
The guests We're: Mr. and Mrs. Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
T. Trask. Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes. Mr. and
Mrs. William Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-06

SOCIETY

Preparations for the celebra ton of t.e
Fourth of July SO occupied the minds OF
every one this week that social events
were almost entirely left out. Many
people departed during the week for
points In almost every part Of the state,
and although goodly number remained
at home Anaconda was well represented
on the Fourth in the neighboring cities,
The majority of those who left the ci.,
went to Butte, but large number Of
picnicers spent the day in the hills, the
favorite places being Warm Springs,
Breen and Silver lakes and Gregson
springs. A large crowd attended the
picnic of the Twentieth Century club at
Mountain View park. All seemed salts
fed with their days recreation.
Mrs. John Wilt and daughter. Miss
Grace, are visiting in Great Falls this
week. y =, 49,
j. V. Collins of Butte spent last Sum
day in Anaconda.
r. e. Flynn Of Helena visited in An..-
conda this week. Il - 81
Mrs. Frank Klepetko left Monday for
visit to Great Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peckover returned
from Kentucky last Saturday.
Mrs. J. Wegman of Chicago has ar.
mer with her daughter. Mrs. r. F.
Moser, 612 Maple street.
Miss Mary Lavell left last Monday f..
an extended visit to Great Falls
F. H. Brown was a Butte visitor Mon.
day.
j. J. McGettigan of Butte was in An
aconda Monday.
Mrs. N. l.. Casaday arrived from Chi
cago Tuesday. She was met in Butte by
her husband.
w. F. Courtney, operator for the
Postal Telegraph company, was called
away Monday morning by the serious
illness of his sister at Nashua. N. H.
G. s. E. Wisner spent the Fourth in
Stevensville.
Miss Annie O'Brien will leave next
week for two months stay in ST. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Alderman Fred Gangner and family
left Tuesday for several weeks outing
in the vicinity of Silver lake.
w. D. Brown and family left Tuesday
for Ogden. Utah. where they will make
their future home.
II. d. Abbott, formerly of Ogden, has
taken charge of the Pacific express office
in this city, succeeding w. D. Brown.
Mrs. F. l.. st. Jean was Butte visitor
Tuesday.
Rev. Jacob Mills of Helena visited in
the city this week.
b. F. Maiden returned last Monday
from four-months' trip east His wife
and child remained in Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Edgecombe spent
the Fourth with friends in Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c. keppler spent the
Fourth in Stevensville.
Miss Lillian Speaker of Seattle is WIS.,
iting relatives in this city.
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The Brennan Dinner,

A pretty dinner was given last night
by Mrs. I. NJ. Brennan at her home in
Walkerville. covers being laid for s.
The residence was brilliantly Illuminated
and charmngly decorated. The color
scheme was pink and white, the flowers
used being sweet peas and daisies in
those cO,ors.
The name cards We're dainty WAT ar
colors, done by local artist. At each
cover was souvenir of queer idol, in
pink and white ivory. treasure trove
Mrs. Brennan purchased from re-
turned Montana volunteer, who got them
in the Philippines.
The menu was most appetizing and
the guests fingered long at the table.
The guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bretherton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryant. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. George Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gibbons, Mr. and Mrs.
Noyes.
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Society's Note Book.

John MacGinnss. Mrs. and Miss Mac
Ginnls and Lieutenant Governor Frank
G. Higgins occupied a box at the first
performance of the Creation Monday
night.
Miss Lulu Savage will entertain friends
at progressive whist on Monday night at
her residence in Walkerville
Master Bennie Lytton celebrated his
seventh birthday on Tuesday by giving
donkey party at the home of his pa
rents, ST. Farrell street. The prize was
won by Mona Sullivan. Ten little ones
enjoyed the fun.
party of twenty-seven young people
from the, South Butte Presbyterian
church formed jolly bus party on the
Fourth, spending the day in a picnic in
Graham's canyon, near the reservoir.
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Odd Fellows Banquet.

The Odd Fellows of Fidelity Lodge No.
) installed their new officers Monday
evening at their hall on West Broad
way w. Thew, noble grand: j. B. Ken
yor vice grand: j. e. Mitchell, secre-
taey:-M. A. Berger, treasurer, and f.
r. PaNson, financial secretary, were in
stalled.
AS soon as the installing officer, John
BeNan, had finished. an adjournment to
the banquet hall upstairs was made,
and the evening devoted to banquet.
With attendant speeches and toasts, in
termingled with songs, fraternal and
otherwise.
The toastmaster was j. F. Davies, ana
ne proved an able one. 1t was after
midnight when the banqueters adj
journed.
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A Masonic Ball,

The members of Ruth Chapter Order
of the Eastern Star. have decided to give
a grand ball at Columbia Gardens on or
about the first of August. In the past
the chapter has given some very sue
cessful balls, and the members are de-
termined to have this one eclipse all pre-
vious attempts.
1t has been decided to have it not only
for the Masons and their families, but
also such of their friends as the Masons
desire to invite. it being left to their dis
erection.
The committee appointed to make ar
engagements for the ball consists of Mrs
Carrie E. Monroe. Mrs. A. H. Whitcher
Miss Florence Hammer, Worthy Patron
w. l.. Hugo and o. N. Perry
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Jolly Picnic at Black Tail.

One of the jolliest crowds leaving
Butte to spend the Fourth. left the
Lenox hotel at an early hour, en- route
to Blacktail canyon. They carried
everything good to eat, from water
melons and ice cream to cucumbers.
When they reached the picturesque
camping place they scattered in every
direction in search of wild flowers, of
which they brought home huge bouquets.
After thoroughly exploring the country,
they were hungry enough to make a
gypsy fire, over which they brewed COT
fee and put in much of the balance Of
the day in eating and social conversa-
ton. 1t was late hour when they
reached Butte, having made the trip
in carriages.
In the party We're: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
f. Wynne of the Lenox, Mr.. and Mrs
A. A. Gagner, Mr. and Mrs. Burrow, Mr..
and Mrs. George OMalley. Mr. and Mrs.
Van Wort, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Ray and Miss Ray.
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For Mrs. Clark.

This afternoon Mrs. c. N. Prentice is
entertaining at her hoiAe on North Crys-
tai. the guest of honor being Mrs. H.
p Clark Of Missoula. There are about
80 guests in attendance and the after
noon is proving delightful one. Mrs.
Smith is the recipient of many social at
tentions this week in Butte t.
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Weddings Of the Week.

to spend week with Miss Ruth Sultzer.
Weddings Of the Week.
Miss Mildred Waite of Grand Island.
Neb., was married to Harvey ]. Patter-
son of Burlington, Iowa, Monday morn.
ing. Judge Boyle performed the cer.-
mony at the city hall.
Miss Violet Oswald of this city was
welded to John Harvey of Emery, Mon
tana, at high noon on Thursday. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ]. l..
Albritton at the residence of the parents
of the bride, 4S7 East Park street. Only
relatives and intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. After an elaborate we'd
ding breakfast. the young couple left for
Emery, where they viii reside
Not for long while has there been
soiemnized more beautiful wedding
than took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Winscott, on East Second
street. Wednesday evening at 9:45
O'Clock. when their only daughter, Miss
Ida May Winscott. and Mr.. Frank A
Gillett were united in marriage. Rev. J.
r.. Noftsinger of the First Baptist
church officated with very i'm
pressive ring ceremony, which took place
in the presence of small number of in
vited guests. The bride, Chanting
young woman, resided in Butte
for four years, and is possessed of much
grace and talent, while the groom Is
young business man of character and
sterling worth. Their many friends hope
for them wide sphere Of usefulness.
The presents We're many and beautiful.
Among the many who came to town
this week to celebrate We're Mr.. jacob
Bertsch and Miss Flora B. Coykindau,
both of Anaconda. Soon after arriving
here they proceeded to the home of Rev.
j. f. Noftsinger. where they We're united
in marriage. The ceremony took place
at the pastors home, GAL West Granite
street, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Later in the day the happy couple re-
turned to Anaconda, where they will re.
side.
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Ball and Camp Fire.

The members of Lincoln Relief Corps
will give grand ball at Columbia Gar
dens on the 18th of this month. which
will be. without doubt, one of their most
successful efforts.
Preceding it there will be grand
sham battle on the hill, in which tn
members of Lincoln Post and Lawton
post will participate. They will have
embankments and regular mimic bat
tie. Then, after the smoke of battle
clears away they will have army fare
beans, coffee and lrardtack-served to
them in tents, which will be pitched just
inside the gardens. The whole thing
will be on an elaborate scale and well
worth going to see.
The bali will. OF course, take place in
the pavilion, which will be suitably dec
GRATED. and the dancers will have an op-
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K. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cramer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Christian
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will White, Mr..
and Mrs. George Nevin.
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portunity. to dine if they wish in the
cafe. A number of novelties and pleas
ures will be added to the ball and to the
whole affair by the ladies of the corps.
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Laura Sawyer. viii Harrington, Jack
sullivan, viii Duggan, Frank Sawyer
Fred Carter, Hi Martin, AL Justin and
Ned Gilbert.
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Picnic at the Big Hole.

jolly crowd of South Butte people
went out to the Big Hole Thursday,
feeling that Butte was too small for
them to properly celebrate the day,
They started in carriages at O'Clock in
the morning and did not start home
until late hour. They took with them
cargo of fireworks, fire crackers and
other noisy demonstrators. They man.
aged TO eat three meals there and then
came home hungry. A few fish were
caught and eaten on the spot. All the
meals We're cooked over camptires, pota-
toes. eggs and other substantials cooked
in the ashes and voted delicious.
In the party We're Mr.. and Mrs Lau-
renee Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dulce, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Sulli-
van. Mr.. and Mrs. Lavell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Friedman, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gabse. Mr.. and Mrs
Curtin, Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Kearney. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Leary. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Madden, MI
and Mrs. Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs. Casey
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Blake. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
J. Smith; Misses Dottie Smith, Katie
Smith, May Sullivan, Nettie Jacobson
Lolita Dulce, Frear, Jessie Curtin. Babe
kearney, Maggie Casey; Messrs. Frank
Sullivan. Joe Casey, Will Blake, Ma
Gabse. Harry Friedman, Lance Griggs
and Horace Leary.
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Jessup Dinner.

Mrs. j. c. Jessup entertained num-
Der of friends at dinner Wednesday
evening at her new home on West Ga
lena street. 1t was an informal house
warming.
The color scheme of decorations was
green and pink and We're very pretty,
pink carnations and La France ros IS
intermingled with smilax. The table
was decorated entirely with masses of
pink rosebuds. The name cards were
also pink, Vatican ladies, gowned in
that color.
The guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Kelly,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford, Mr. land Mrs Jacobs
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs Finn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs LOUIS
Sawyer and Mr.. and Mrs. tombstone.