The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-30

John Forbis, Mrs. J. X Heset, Mrs. Joe
Dawson, Miss Daisy Dawson Mrs. d. J.
Hennessy. Mrs. Ruth Leggatt, Miss
Ieggatt. Miss Scalon. Mrs. l.. A. Sisley.
Mrs. Sam M. tombstone. Mrs. Eugene
Carroll. Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Fayette Har-
rington. Mrs. d. w. Triton. Miss Titon.
Mrs. De Witt. Miss Runley. Mrs. San
ders. Misses Julia. Cora ana Hattie San
ders Mrs. j. II. Russell. Misses Leila.
Eliza and Theo Russell. Allie and Annie
Lowery. Mae. Jean and Kit Sullivan.
Mrs. Kunkel, Mrs. Donald Campbell,
Mrs. j. M. Foster. Mrs. Margaret Cum
ningham. Mrs. r. p. Holbrook. Mrs. A..
HI. Whtcher. Mrs. Epping, Mrs. Rock
wood. Mrs. Vivian. Mrs. Gus Smith. Mrs.
H. I. Wilson, Mrs. H. o. Wilson, Mrs.
Cullen. Miss Cullen. Mrs. J. r. Reed.
Miss Reznor. Miss Edith Bickford, Miss
Walker. Miss Helen McKechnie, Mrs.
w. NJ Bickford. Mrs. b. j. Calkins. Mrs.
Searles, Miss Richards.
This afternoon Mrs. Fl. c. Bellinger 10
giving her farewell entertainment at
the Thornton. the guest of honor being
Miss Tuttle Of Salt Lake. The decora-
tiOns are very elaborate and dainty, all
in yellow chrysanthemums. Parsons
colored orchestra is furnishing the
music. The name cards are pretty.
Japanese figures and NUNS in brill
liant colorings. Her guests are: Mes
danes John Forbis. II. I. Wilson, Nee.
White. Sam M. tombstone, Frank
Butcher, ]. X. .Heslet. Will A. Clark.
Walter Lewis. Thomas Lavell, Godfrey
Lauzier. Frank Shaw, r. p. Holbrook.
Barry Hamilton, Misses Belle La Beau,
futile of Salt Lake, Madge Marks Hat
tie Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker Clark
entertained at dinner on Thanksgiving
at their home on West Broadway. The
table decorations were unique, sort of
Harvest Home affair. Of gorgeous au-
tumn flowers, fruits and vegetables.
These formed the centerpiece, the plumy
celery, golden carrots. crimson beets
and other vegetables in the center.
fruits next and flowers on the outer
rim. All through were gracefully dis
posed sprays OF the brilliant Oregon
grape plant, a trail Of the glowing
leaves leading from the center piece to
each cover Their guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII A. Clark, Jr., and Mrs ]. X.
Heslet. Miss futile. Mrs. Margaret Cum
bingham, Mrs. Reed. George Clark.
One Of the pretty affairs of the week
was the party given by Miss Belle
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The usual diversions were offered with
dainty supper. Her guests were: Win
Gradey, Harry Goldman. Clark John
stone. Ed Mayor. Max Goldman, Rondy
Stevensburg, George Fair, George TAFT,
Ross Mcguire, Howard Mcintyre, Simon
Levy. Mark Hawley. Ralph Wathey.
George Grey Bernard Milton, Arthur
Bachelor. Willie Stevens, Elsie Gold
man, Julia Levy, Lille Brooks, Han
nah Curtney. Abbie Bachelor. Annie
Greenburg, Nettie Humphrey, Violet
Kennedy. Annie Burns Top Garwood,
Della LaWlor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Morgan enter
tanned at dinner Thursday at their
home on West Granite. The decorations
wre all in brilliant reds, candelbra
shades, flowers, candies and ribbons
Their guests were: Mrs. Epping Miss
Hattie Sanders. Miss Edyth Blckford.
Messrs. J. c. Morgan, Bert Stephens D.
Gay Stivers.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Synlons had dim
ner on Thanksgiving to which several
friends We're invited. The decorations
We're all in red. carnations and
NUNS" Their guests were: Mrs. H.
Heilbronner, Mrs Ella Knowles HASKELL
Messrs. Jules and Adolph Heilbronner.
Fred Sterling.
A pretty home wedding was celebrated
Thanksgiving eve, at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Margaret Mac
Carthy, in Maryland avenue. The bride
was Miss Helen Irene MacCarthy, for
mery of st. Paul, and the groom Andrew
George Krauss of Buffalo. Miss Sadie
MacCarthy, sister of the bride, was maid
of honor and John Millens acted as best
man. The ceremony was performed at
1880 by Rev. Father De Sire in his par
lors. After the ceremony the bridal
party returned and were received in the
dining room by Mrs. NJ. E. Tully, sister
of the bride, her mother being absent.
The bride cut the cake, and her health
was drunk in glass of champagne. The
colors used in the dining room were
green and white and the flowers carna-
lions and "mums." The bride wore a
handsome going-away gown of gray
cloth. The happy couple left on the even
ing train amid showers of rice and good
wishes of their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes entertained
at dinner Thanksgiving day at their
home on East Granite and Wyoming.
The menu was elaborate and the dec
orations superb. The ywere in yellow
circular centerpiece Of yellow chrys-
anthemums with graceful bows of yell
low taffeta ribbons. The name cards
We're handsome, all in water colors.
clusters of grapes for the ladies and for
the gentlemen lamp posts graced with
elves and grotesques. The guests We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Noyes. Mr.. and Mrs
w. Nee. White, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Touhy. Miss Madge Marks, Miss Clara
Wilcox. Messrs F. A. Henze Blossom.
Charles French, Dick Lacy, Will Thorn
ton.
Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Will
A. Clark entertained in their theater
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