The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07

Vera Twitmeyer, Norma Young, Kitty
Peters, Babe Harris; Messrs Harry
Wescott, Charles and Frank Savage,
81 Jesse Yarrell, Dean Woods. Lester
Young. Kent Hart Ned Henderson,
Theodore Norton, Lance Sullivan, Reed
Gilbert. Reggie Mauzier.
Mrs. Charles G. Terrell was the hostess
for the Wednesday Afternoon Whist
club this week, at her home on West
Park street. The afternoon was passed
in playing the fascinating game. The
first prize, a point lace handkerchief
went to Mrs. H. c. Chevigny; the Sec
ond. beautiful china sugar creamer,
was awarded to Mrs. H. A. Kennedy.
During the afternoon a dainty luncheon
was served. Those present were: Mes
DANES A. J. Walker. A. H. Anderson,
II. A. Kennedy. N. H. Nichols, J. L.
Carroll. L. w. Shodair, Scott A. Booth,
S. H. Greenwood, A. S. Stanburg. E. H.
Irish. ]. r. Davis, Charles G. Terrell,
Frank CHASER. Dan G. Brown, A. c.
Chevgny A. H. Hobart. T. J. O'Brien,
Miss Gladys Bowen. The club will be
entertained by Mrs. J. l.. Carroll next
Week at her home on West Broadway.
Mrs Maynard McClernan was the
Tuesday afternoon. and delightful
hostess she proved. At every table was
dish of bonbOns and one of sailed nuts,
while huge bowl of punch invited the
thirsty from the depths of the hall. For
Il little surprise she also had souvenir
tallycards painted in water colors of the
principal sights of interest in Montana.
The games We're played with right good
will, all striving for the prizes which
were all of new design. The first prize,
a half dozen handsome Haviland china
oyster plates, was awarded to Mrs.
Nevins; the second, half dozen dainty
;tfterd dinner coffees, delighting Mrs. Nc
Donald the consolation, a dear little
celery dish in Haviland was borne away
by Mrs. Reed. After the games a dainty
luncheon was served. There We're no
guests, but the regular members We're
all present: Mrs. Theodore Edwards,
Mrs. NJ. J. Anderson, Mrs. j. X. Carter,
Mrs. Francis Black, Mrs. Joseph Holden,
Mrs. Graham Farriss, Mrs. J. Farriss,
Mrs. Jack Sullivan, Mrs. Girt Hilton.
Mrs. Jack Reed, Mrs. Thomas Mood,
Mrs. Robert Mears, Mrs. KnOwltoE
Rogers, Mrs. Whitelaw Rawson, Mrs.
Newton Browne, NJ. McClernan, Mrs.
Sophia Nevins. Mrs. Jessie Thomas,
Mrs. Royce Mcdonald, Mrs. Heath Led
yard.
Mrs. w. A. Clark gave a handsome
luncheon Thursday at the Clark resi-
dence on West Granite street compli-
mentary to Miss Florence Tuttle of Salt
Lake, who is her guest. A beautiful ar
rangement of American Beauty roses in
termingled with asparagus ferns orna-
mented the chandeliers. A massive cut
glass flower bowl held a mass of the
roses. while the candelabra was shaded
in silk of the same vivid hue. The place
cards were imported affairs of continent
al figures. done in water colors. Her
guests We're: Mrs. Walter Lewis. Misses
futile, Belle LIE Beau, Margaret Hanson,
Edyth Bickford. Daisy Dawson, Puss
Cullen of Spokane. Grace Cullen Of Spo-
kane. Eleanor Horgan, Viola Horgan,
Hattie Young.
A genuine surprise party was given
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Madden at their
home in South Butte Thursday evening.
1t being the 10th anniversary Of their
marriage. The surprisers met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Curtin
and went from there to the. Madden
house. After they secured admission
the surprisers presented their host and
hostess with a set Of cut glass sherbet