The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-04
anaconda.

The ladies Of Woodcraft circle No, I.
entertained large number Of friends and
members at whist at A. 0. H. hall, Wed
nesday night. Thirty-eignt tables were
operated and five points played. The first
ladle prize, dolly, was won by Mrs.
Charles Liverman. The second prize, q
burned leather case was won by Mrs. L.
2. Morris. Miss Gertie LeDeck was
awarded the BOBBY prize, china pin
tray. The first gentleman's prize,
watch charm was won by Dave Falk;
the second a pair Of cuff buttons went to
Fred Magk. r. w. Rule was awarded
the gentlemen's BOBBY prize, a china ash
tray.
After prizes We're awarded. the guests
turned their attention to music and re-
celations, and the following enjoyable
programme was heard:
Instrumental duet ....... ....
Mrs. Schwend and Miss Wilt
Recitation.... ..........M Miss Lille Baum
Trio, Dear the Sweet Charm. ......
.......... $500. ...... Morris Sisters
address,. .............. Mr. Leatherman
1ult3r TITO Observation-Disclosures. -.
Misses Sharp and klenhaus and Mr..
klenhaus.
Anaconda Personals.
Mrs. D. r. McRae Of $40 Locust street
is enjoying visit from her mother, Mrs.
Jenkins of Marysville.
Miss Jennie Lingo departed Wednes-
day for six weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Shoshone, Idaho.
Mrs. G. E. Hutchins entertained a few
friends at cards Tuesday afternoon at her
home, 220 Hickory street.
Mrs. w. E. Wilson departed Thursday
night for Portland, where she will spend
three months with relatives.
Mrs. John Odson pleasantly entertained
at luncheon at the Montana hotel this af-
ternoon the several lady members of the
Woman's Literary club comprising the
committees on arrangements and sales
at the public school art exhibit two weeks
ago. Those present We're: Mrs. l.. D.
Smith, Mrs. ]. H. Durston, Mrs T. ID.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Warren Jenney, Miss E.
Blackstone, and Miss Helena Gleeson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Webster moved from
the Montana hoted to rooms in the Durs-
ton block.
Mrs. ]. II. Durston very pleasantly en-
tertained the afternoon Euchre club at
her home, corner 9TH and Hickorq streets,
Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Sigh have taken
rooms at the Montana hotel.
Masters Arthur and Reese Murray,
twin sons of the Rev. S. Reese MUIR
ray, have wit all their own. The other
evening at dinner the two. sitting side by
SIDE began slyly tickling each othec,
until Arthur, full of laughter. dropped a
cup of coffee. which he was about rats
ing to his lips. whats the matter with
you. my boy? Have you got the palsy:
cried his brother. No" said Arthur,
quickly; 'Tve got the dropsy. '-Balt-
more Sun.
recent issue of musical journal pub
lshed in Le:psic contains this ADVERTISE
ment: .Wanted-A skilled musician,
who can compose before warm weather
begins a tragic opera in one act. The
author Of tn, libretto will place a tie
disposal of the composer a house, which
is furnished with piona, and which is
situated near the sea in most idyllic
and romantic country: furthermore the
composer will be well fed and supplied
with all necessary fuel. A poor but gifted
artist ought to be able to make his For
tune in a place like this, and under con-
dtions such as are here proposed. Those
who apply for the situation are requested
to n, biographical notices of them
selves to the off paper
During the year ended March II. 1901,
no less than 6a national banks, represent
n n o,,:t II 81. al hao