The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-02

delightful one. Two OF the most inter-
esting features of the afternoon were
the exhibition Of some rare old books,
brought by Mrs. De Witt, over 20 years
old, and an old picture of George WASH
ton, by Savage. dated 1898. which was
lent by Mrs. Noyes. The club will hold
it's next meeting with Mrs. John Noyes,
a East Granite.
Tuesday evening Of this week Noun
tain View church was the scene of one
of the society events Of the week. when
William Lutey and Miss Louise Williams
were married. Mr.. Lutey is the junior
member of the firm Of Lutey Bros,
grocers and his bride is we'll known
among the young people of the city.
Joseph Lutey. senior member of the Arm
of Lutey Bros. acted as best man at
the ceremony, and Miss Eta Williams
was maid of honor Lemuel Williams
gave the bride away. Rev. Mr.. Henry
officiated at the ceremony. The ushers
We're: DR.. Cowperthwaite. Earl Muir
ply, F. r. Brice and Alexander Pena-
luna. After the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served at the home of the
bride. 31S West broadway. A large
party Of the friends of the bride and
groom accompanied them to the depot
where they took the train for Helena
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutey will visit num-
Der of Montana cities and return to
Butte about the middle of this month.
Jolly crowd of young people sur
prised Earl Gilbert at his home on Utah
avenue. Thursday evening. 1t was an
apron and necktie party. and after they
sal l. go, Al
kinds of games We're INDUCED in and
some fine music. both vocal and instru-
mental, was enjoyed. At late hour !,
dainty supper was served. Among the
guests present We're: Misses Rhodes,
Farnham Stott. Humlthrey Bowman.
Golf. Smith: Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Tonge. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ross. Mrs. Dickey. Mrs.
Higgins: Messrs. Mcclellan. Farnham,
Forsythe, Earl Gilbert and Rupert A.
Gilbert.
number Of friends met at the home
of Mrs. H. Weinberg on East Park
street Sunday evening and spent de-
lishtful evening. Dancing. card playing
and music were enjoyed, after which a
most elaborate luncheon was served.
The guests We're: Mr. and Mrs. II. Vein
berg. DR.. and Mrs. Bernheim. Mr.. and
Mrs. Poltrovi,ch. Mr.. and Mrs. Pincus,
Miss Eugenia Poltrovtch Miss Gertrude
Foltrovitch: Messrs. ia Rose, Seigel H.
Weinberg, Ben Weinberg. DR.. Rinkel,
NJ. Go.dstein. NJ. Bilbow, Rupert Gilbert
and Epstein
One of the gay Halloween parties vas
a combination one held at Mr.. Robert
Woods home. los South Crystal street
where all the games incident to that
night We're played with much zest and
more merriment. The hostesses We're:
Mesdames j. r. +. Sievers. T. G. Odell.
Richard Vail and Miss Ethel Wood
About 30 guests We're in attendance.
Miss Anabelle Dolan celebrated Hal
lowe'en by inviting her near neighhors
to spend the evening playing games and
having good time at her home. III
North Excelsior avenue. After ali were
tired out. tempting repast was served
| Among those present We're: Mrs. Hogan
and family. the Comfort boys and girls
| the Gilligan family and several others.
The ball given Thursday night by the
! Young Ladies' institute was we'll at
| tended. The patronesses We're: Mes.
Games I. Lavell. G. Reynolds, Fred Hol-
brook, Finn Kelly. P. J. Brophy, J. Ken
nedy, T. Fletcher, ]. Lynch, John w
| Cotter, D. J. Hennessy. Frank ONeill
| Lulu F. Largely, j. Brennan and F
| Ozier
| The swell affair of next week will b.
the dinner to be given by Mrs. J. X
Clark for Miss Roberts and Dr. Renicb
on Thursday.
Mrs. w. b. Hamilton will entertain
at cards next Tuesday afternoon at he.
home on West Galena.