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JACKMAN & ARMITAGE HAVE FOR

JACKMAN & ARMITAGE HAVE FOR
sale
Business lot, south Main street. Cheap"
$1450--buys new houses, rent for 1913 per
month, south side.
The beet located. best paying lodging
house in the city. ''see u.s.
$2300-for S-room brick, west side.
$1,000 buys brick property bringing 5000
per month rent.
$125-lots blocks from car line; good
title, easy terms.
$4,000 buys 16-room new brick; rents
for $1oSO per year.
$425-for large lot West Park street.
$15o-for lot near Northern Pacific round
house.
$2too-buys Groom modern home south
side.
List your property with us for SALE
We have houses to rent and money to
loan.
JACKMAN & ARMITAGE.
81 North Main street
WANTED - PARTNER. WITH $500.
Address Butte" care Inter Mountain.
FOR SALE-A GOOD BUGGY AND
saddle horse. Enquire at Aetna Saw
ings and Trust Co, corner Broadway
and Main streets.
WE HAVE TWO FINE LOTS 35x11O,
one block from Senator Clark's new
building. Price $4,000 each. Modern
fiat on these lots will pay two per cent
a. month Reynolds & Mcdowell, 46 E
Broadway
FOR sALE-FOJR FINE LOTS, ON
South Montana street, for s., 600. Good
location. Chas. L. Smith & Co., 70
West Granite street.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

THERE IS NO MEDIUM THAT WILL
bring buyer and seller together SO
quickly as a little want ad in the Inter
Mountain.
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NOTICE.

On and after July /, 1901. the scale of
wages of the Stablemen's Union No. 157
Of the w. l.. u, will be So per day. re-
gar uiess of room and board.
H. p. SCHNEIDER,
President.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS
EAST.
On the dates nan,el below the Dur
linston Route vi! make the followir
lew rates cas-:
On May 81 a,d June to Missouri
River points and leturn limit
~ days Observation-Disclosures. 90
Op June s. 10 and II to Missouri
river. points and return, limit
September l5...... ............... AGO
One JL4la S, 10 and II to ST. Louis
and return limit September Is. >. 1850
On June 5, 10 ana -, t. Chicago and
return Limit September 15 . $3.50
On July 2 and 3. to Cincinnati and
return, limit 60 days .............. $3.50
On July 2 and 8. to Detroit, Mich.
and return. limit 60 days ........ 612s
For full informs ton call upon or ad-
dress
PHIL DANIELS.
IS East 1lrns dway Butte. Mont.
BIDS WANTED FOR HOSE WAGON.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the city council of the City of Butte Ito
be filed with the city clerk before the
hour of eight 8) o'clock p. m Wednes-
day, July Sd. 1901 for the construction
of one hose wagon for the use of the Are
department of said city.
Specifications and form of bid may he
seen at the Office of the chief engineer.
A certified check for 100000 must ac
company each bid .whic: viii be con-
sidered as liquidated damages if the re-
quirements in the way of contract AMI
bond are not entered into within five
(5) days after the award has been made.
The city reserves the right 70 reject
any and all bids.
w. X. QUARLES,
~ City Clerk.
Dated June 25, 1901.
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Z Summer excursion rates from Butte
via Santa re Route.
Kansas City and rsturn.. So. 90
Chicago and return .......... So. 50
s, Louis and return. ........... 40. 50
Return limit September ,. 1901.
4 Selling dates June s. 10 and II.
For further information regarding
above or other excursion rates, call on
William G. Mcbride. 6. A. r. G. NJ,
Butte, or adiress Z. r. Warren. general
agent, A. r. & S. r. railway. Salt Lake
CITY. Utah
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

TOnVIS0EU NUOMSs
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ ~~~~~>-~-~-~-~~A-~~Ao-
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR
rent. 80 West Broadway.
OLSON BLOCK, NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, steam heat, corner Iron and
Wyoming streets. One block from b.,
A. p.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
Graft House, 119 w. Broadway.
FOR SALE = RESTAURANT AND
lodging, 8 rooms, South Arizona.
Oechst, 124 West Park.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, l
for 81; 2 for $40; for $l2. PA South
Jackson street.
FOR RENT-FRONT ROOM WITH
electric light and bath. 351s E. Plati-
mum street.
IF YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU
want in these columns, put in want
ad, stating your desires, and you will
quickly get satisfaction.
FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping; also on single room
for gents, 219 West Galena. r.
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sUMMLH EXCURSION RATES VIA
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Plpestone ana return. 81. 90
Whitehall and return. Observation-Disclosures. 1.50
Lime Spur and return. 2.09
Tickets on sale every Saturday. coed
to return the following Monday.
Deer Lodge and rettrn.. 81. 90
Tickets on sale SUNDAYS only, good
to return same usy. W. II. Mecriman.
general agent. \. ?. Ey. corner Park ana
1iain streets. Lutte.
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EMPLOYMENT,

WANTED CHILDREN TO CARE FOR
541 Nevada avenue.
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PERSONALS.

DIVORCES OBTAINED FOR PARTIES.
any part Of Montana, without Vub.
Lefty. Address box "a. Butte. Mont
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ED.-FURNISHED ROOMS AND
board for family including one child
and baby, or small furnished house.
Answer at once. stating terms and To-
cation. w. j. D.. Inter Mountain.
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Going away-Mme Guy; the most not
ed medium. Circles Sunday, Tuesday
and Friday evenings. Room /, 1872 West
Park.
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CHAS. SAVAGE, Secretary.
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FOR SALE-A GOOD BUGGY AND
saddle horse. Enquire at Aetna Saw
ings and Trust Co, corner Broadway
and Main streets.
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Dated June 25. 1901.
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WANTED - PARTNER, WITH $500
Address Butte" care Inter Mountain.
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Hk:kDRESSiNG.

MRS. A. BIRTEIlsIGH-. HAIR.
dressing. manicure and chiropody par.
lors. Scalp treatment q speciality. III
North Wyoming.
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seA~>NoA~e~~~~SNe~~~-AeA
WEINBERG BROS. & EPSTEIN
manufacturers and dealers in fashion
able ready-to-wear ladies' garments.
Is to 4S Owsley block.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RELIABLE sCAvENGER. SATIsFAC-
ton guaranteed. Work promptly at
tended to. ]. Paul. 401 q. Mercury.
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VORCES OBTAINED. ADVICE
free. Correspondence confidential
Box 1343, Butte, Mont.
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Musical Evening.

One Of the most enjoyable socials
ever given by the Catholic Literary
and Social club was the one of last
Tuesday evening at the c. K of A.
haiL Rev Father Kelly called the
meeting together, and the forty men,
berS and invited guests who were pres
ent listened with rapt attention to the
splendid programme:
Miss Harley gave very pretty vocal
solo, accompanied by Miss Nora GIea-
SON.
John Trewhela gave his new stump
speech, The Coming Crisis
Recitation. THE Polish Boy" was
cleverly given by Miss Ada NcNamee.
Miss Carrie Bircher rear a paper en-
tIled The Merits Of WadswOrth as a
Poet
William Core gave Marc Antony's
Grafton
Violin solo. Fourth Nocturne." was
well executed by John Tanning; ac-
companist, John Gallagher.
Mr. Trewhela's number was the Sue
cess Of the evening, and after repeated
encores, he gave as a finale to the al
ready splendid programme his newest
mOnOlOgue, "A Rambler's Rumifica-
tons" and kept his hearers convuised
with laughter
The evening finished with cards and
the serving Of elegant refreshments,
contributed by Mr.. Marnane- All mem
berS and their friends are cordially in
vited to the next social, which is to be
held Feb. ; at the same place
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Misses Retta Piper and Hattie Whit
ney entertained at cards last evening.
The guests We're dressed in costume.
representing the titles of popular nov
els. A merry evening was passed by
the guests. among whom were.
Katie Rogers. Ethel Rogers. Gertrude
MOyle. Lena Moore, Claire Give. Louie
Moyle, Irene Squires, Kittie SqUires,
Dorothy DWyer. Claire DougaH. Myrtle
Banks. KaTma Thatcher, Alton Kim
ball. Ray Campbell Clint Young. Mar
gerry Young. Mary Young. Geneve
Clark. Lucille Taylor. Alta Rawlins
Josephine Wells. M3rge E.lerbeck. Be. a
Clayton, Judith Rice, Emily Whitney
Helen Whitney, Helen Bourne. Hazel
Calder Mary Decker, Lulu Kestins
Geneve Felt. Ethel Felt. Mana Chaplin
Minnie James. Janet Murdoch. Stella
Dawes, Helen Bamberger. Mamie Sap
DiEstJn. Edith Miller. Hazel Taylor
LYDIA Thurman. Rhea Rogers. Grace
Ciav-sOn, Grace Young. Pearl Van Colt,
Lulu PenrOse Phoebe Hardin
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The principal social function of the
coming week viii be the reception 4
be given tomorrow evening at the
KnutsfOTd by Senator and Mrs. Thomas
Kearns. complimentary to the members
OF the Legislature and their wives. The
AFFAIR promises TO be one of more than
ordinary brilHance. 1t is expected that
LOCO guests win be in attendance and
elaborate preparations are being made
for their entertainment The parlor
floor will be thrown open and hand
somely decorated under the direction of
HudGarJ-- Each room viii be done in d
different color scheme, the tones being
carried out with a wealth of fragrant
flowers and stately palms
senator and Mrs keaTnS viii be IS-
sisted in receiving their guests by Gov
ernOr Wells, Adjutant General Burton
Mayor and Mrs. Ezra Thompson and
Mrs. Emmeline =. Wells. The receiving
party viii stand in the red room, where
viii be seen the most elaborate decor
atoms. In the ballroom adjoining
Christensen's enlarged orchestra viii be
stationed Parlor a will be used as a
smoking room, and in the reading
rooms a buffet luncheon and punch viii
be served throughout the evening.
Special Invitations have been issued
TO Governor Wells and staff, state Of
tIcers, ministers representing the diff
feTent religious denominations of the
city, members of the press the officers
Of Fort Douglas the Republican state
committee, the mayor and general
invitation is extended 10 the public.
The members of the governors staff,
the officers of Fort Douglas and the
officers of the n q. T.. viii appear in
fun dress uniform, and with the hand
some tOilettes of the women. the
myriad lights, and the floral decora-
JiOns, me scene presented viii be one
OF unusual SplendOT.
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MIS- Il. Ferguson. Besides those men
toned above there were present the
Misses Edna Brown. Emma Savage
Ella Jackson, Tessie Williams, LOttie
Marcrcft, Edith WhittemOre, Lille
Young. Lucille Young, Vera Cannon
May Billings, Libbie Yearsley, Garter
Emma Hamlin. Effie Rowe. Amy Rowe
Aften Kimball. Anna Hatch. Mr.. G. l.
Berry. Nellie Haley of Ogden, Grace
Cannon, Jensen. Young, Rubey KnOwi-
ton Anna Regus, Pearl Perry. Nellie
Perry, Via Clark. Dora BrintOn, Ellis
Ship, Angie Holbrook, Sharp, Ethel
Saville, Neda Thatcher. McLelland
Marguerite DOnncllan, Winnie Alexan-
der Ray; Messrs. VIII Sparks. Ab
Hatch, Lin Simmons. HOlger Jensen.
Harry Kimball. Adrian Pembroke.
ihorwald Jensen, Hardy, VIII Dunn,
V Strange. Steuart. Moore. Leland
Swaner' Walt ROmney, Alma, Nelson.
VIII GrimseH, Charles Walton. Charlie
Billings Frank Chamberlain WIN
keating, l. F. Hammell. NJ McAllis-
ser, Brown, Cannon. Myers, viii Ray,
Tom Lambert. Sharp Walker Preston
cannon, Walters. Madison Roy
Hardy, Art Kelly, Richard Harrington,
Bert Chamberlain. Lee Nicholson. Sill
yer, Harold Jennings, George Goddard.
Roy Daynes, Tyler Young, a. L. Thorn
as. jr.. Vaughn Clark. Lawrence Ham
nell. Royal Romney, Adams, Chapman,
Stark.
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Assembly Dance

The Assembly dance on Thursday
evening was an unusually jolly affair.
Besides the buds and bellies of sCciely
there were present many Of the prom
ineut maJrOns. and to add still further
To the pleasure of the occasion the
dancing men were present in large
numbers.
Among those noticed were MesJames
George A. Lowe. Theodore Baldwin. q.
+. Mccullough, Alice r. HaufOrd, W.
q. sharp, r g. GemmeIL 8Iessrs. and
Mesdames JAY r Harris. Cdusteu
Brown, Don Carlos Roberts Lewis
Evans. Fisher. Elbridge Thomas. Dana
Smith, sam T.. Park, the Misses Esther
Freed, Ala Miller. Edna Shearmau.
Anna Mccormick. Keith, Judge. Cherry.
Dern, Mcmillan, Hardness. ATcChrystaI.
ElOise Sherman, Atkinson. Young. Jas
mine Young. Sadler. Lowe. Gile, Nye.
Thorn. Kirkpatrick, Fitch, Sibyl Ander-
son, Aln- Francis Howat. Nessrs. Good
win. skinner. Boyd, Barnett Roberts.
Ritter, Weber, Thorn. Wolfe, Max
smith, Rash. Parsons Alley. Mccormick.
Lawrence, George Ritter. Dern. Katz.
sherman Sprague. Coiburn, Porter
ROOklidgc. Hampstead. Henroun. No
Ian, Diehl, Eldredse, Richards, Odeu
WiCks.
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Carnations. palms and smilax were
used effectively in the decoration of
the parlors. Twenty tables were ar
ranged for the game. The score and
ia -ly cards were handsome water color
sketches of notable Utah scenes, done
by Ottinger.
The invited guests were Governor
Wells, Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Sharp Mr..
and Mrs D. J. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs.
W. =. Jennings Mr.. and Mrs. David
Keith, Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Sharp, Mr..
and Mrs. D. g. Dunbar Mr. and Mrs.
p L. Williams, Dr. and Mrs. G.. b.
PfOutZ. Dr. and Mrs Richards. DR.. and
Mrs. Mayo. Mr.. and Mrs. w Y. Rice.
M. and Mrs Thomas Weir, Judge and
Mrs. lie Grand Young. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. 5. Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Spen-
GER Mr.. and Mrs Frank Jennings. Mr.
and Ms. D. r. Porter Mr.. and Mrs.
John g sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sharp. Mrs Jeanette Ferguson. Mrs.
Richard Young. Miss Williams, Mr. J
$. Cameron, Mrs. Miles, Dr. Luella
Miles. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Clinton, Mr..
and Mrs. John Q. Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. G. Weber, Judge and Mrs. H. p.
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w Law
renee, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Young Mr..
and Mrs. George Putnam.
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Birthday Party

The birthday of AIr. Frank Gawan
was celebrated at his home Thursday
evening by a gathering of relatives ami
friends Dancing was the main fea-
ture of the evening. Later a musical
programme was rendered and refresh
ments served. Those present were:
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Gawan. Mr. and
Mrs. Z. W. Player, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cowburn
Mr. and Mrs. William Gillespie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Lees, Mr.. and Mrs. George
GaWan, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lees. Mr.. ami
Mrs. Alex Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs J. Z.
OpenshaW, Mr. and Mrs John Need
nam, Mrs. Needham. Mr. and Mrs.
Brig. Rid, Mr.. and Mrs. Radford Ostler,
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Needham. Mr.. and
Mrs John Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Player, Mr..
and Mrs VIII Jones Mrs. Fred Player,
Mr. John Lees, Misses Eva Lees, Mat
tie Gillespie, Bertha Cowburn. Susie
Lees. Messrs. Rem Needham. Claude
Lees, w. p. Gillespie, o. F. Riser. F..
W. Bywater, HerscheI Player and Pete
Rich
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Social Chat
f. c. Parsons IS in Oregon.

z. c. Parsons Is in Oregon.
Miss Fitch left yesterday for Califor-
mia.
Charles Henrotin leaves shortly for
South Africa.
Mrs. George r DOwney left Tuesday
for . European visit.
.. .
Mr.. and Airs. Don Reavis have re-
turned from California
4. . .
Mrs Theodore Baldwin leaves Satur-
day for san Francisco.
Mrs. kirkpatrick and daughters left
yesterday for California.
% &. g
Miss Adelaide Mason entertained the
German club last evening.
Mrs Oswald has invitations out for
the 9Th and 18th Of February.
. g 9
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. COrtez of ogden
spent the past week in the city.
- g
Miss Mary Burke entertained the
Sewing club Tuesday afternoon.
. e
Mrs. Kirkpatriek and the Misses
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Afternoon Card Party.

One of the largest and most delight
ful events of the week was the card
party given Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Edwin e HimbaU and Miss
Hartv ell SiXty-three was played in
the parlOrS which were fragrant with
roses and carnations. The score cards
were French postal cards on which
were sketches of scenes at the Paris
exposition. Prizes were won by Mrs
John n Sharp and Mrs. Frank Read.
The guests of the occasion were
MeSdameS Rood, CritChlOW, Miles,
BransfOrd, FarlOW, w g. Bennett,
Bowman. Beatty, T. Beatie. A. Brown.
J. T.. Bamberger, Simon Bamberger
Bradley. Boyd, W. y. Brown Thomas
Black, H W BintZ. Brink, Blanchard.
Chandler T. l. Carpenter. +. T.. Cal
vim. Z. IS. CTitchlOw, Thomas Carter,
Dart, Diehi, DTuehl DaVeler. J. VI.
Evans, Lewis Evans, A q. Ewing. =.
+. FentOu. G. Forbes. Ferris. Hutch
inson, Gustin, Henderson, Hinman,
Hicks. Howat, J. T. Harris, Edwin F.
Holmes, Ingram, IVers, Igieheart,
Elmer Jones, GeTmaine, JUdSOn, J. NJ
Johnson. Isaac Jennings j. H John
son, kirkpatrick, Keith. Lawrence,
g. a. Lowe. Lyons, LamsOn, J. A.
Marshall, T. f. Mulloy, Mclaughlin.
Noffatt, A. s Morton, Marsh. Nc
Mahou, Manter, McChrystal, OgIesby,
Niles, Orr. Samuel Paul, keaTns,
Lynn. N. x. Parsons. J. 7. Priest, G.
PeytOn. Robbins, w. V. Rice, Edward
Richards, Charles Richards. Egbert
Roberts. Charles Read, c. /. Rood
George Sutherland, Frank Read. Swar-
thout, Solomon Siegel, J. n. Sharp. G. A.
Snow. Hoyt Sherman, F. B. Stephens,
A b. Sawyer. A. T. Nollmer. r. A
Vincent. G. WarnOCk. p. L Williams,
Edmund Wilkes, J. Fl. Young. John
Thompson. ezra Thompson, Terhuue.
TeaSdei. Alex Rogers. James White.
Misses Sherman, Sawyer. ShOOp, Will
Jams, Hicks. Opal Hicks. Tvers.
kirkpatrick. Keith. McChrystaI Paul.
Alice Paul Richards, Carter, Chandler,
I,r.iE.LInI. IL Milo.
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Pleasant Surprise.

A pleasant surprise was given by the
ladies who work in the temple, on one
of the sisters Friday, Jan. 25. Sister
Rabbit and daughter being invited "a
the home of Mrs. Emma Brown, the
following ladies being present to meet
them: Elizabeth and Maria Nebeke..
Phelps, Cooper, Fletcher, Decker, Gard
ner, Prescott. Shemmins RushtCn.
Goodyear, T.. Brown, Langton, Davis,
Schill, Schultz. Andrews, David Good
year, w. Brown. Each Of the sisters
spoke separately, all expressing the
love and esteem they felt toward their
sisters and hopes for their welfare Mr..
D. GOODYEAR addressed them very feel
ingly, and w. Brown Tecited Longfel
lows Psalm of Life" and dismissed
the meeting.
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Kensington Tea.

Miss Ida Moyle gave an informal
Kensington Thursday afternoon. Her
guests We're:
Mrs. z. It. Burton. Mrs. Cane Hills,
Mrs r. T. Badger, Mrs. Walter Bes1,
Mrs VIII Armstrong, Mrs. Theodore
Burton, Mrs. Alex Piper, Mrs. Steve
MOyle, Mrs. Madsen, Mrs. Burchard,
Mrs BTinton. Mrs. Livingston, the
Misses SchOIes, Cleghorn, Stayner. Ada
Ellerbeck Nettie Kinnersly, TeSsie
Williams.
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Elaborate Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hal W. Brown gave an
elGoOrately appointed dinner Friday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Brown of Fremont. Neb. who are
visiting IN The city. The cOlOrs of pink,
white and green We're effectively COM
bined in the decorations, and the same
cOlors were seen throughout the differ
ent courses of the delicious menu.
Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. W.
$. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dern. Mr.
and Mrs George Dern. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. :. Peyton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Jacobs
Mrs. George Smith of POcateIIo, Miss
Drew, Miss Irene Brown of Fremont.
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Alta Club Dinner

Mr.. George y. Lawrence entertained
at dinner az the Alta club Friday even
ing in honor Of Mrs. Guile. Miss Nc
CUne and Mr.. VIII McCuue of Omaha.
The table was laid in the white and
gold dining room. and was beautiful
with American beauties and ferns At
the conclusion of the elaborate menu
the guests occupied boxes at the the
atre.
Besides the guests Of honor there
were present Miss Judge. Miss Kirk
patrick. Miss Constance Kirkpatrick,
Miss Kimball. Mr.. 3. Y. Smith and
Mr.. w. j. Lawrence.
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: lsUNDAY.vJANUARY e7 1901

KirkpalTiek left yesterday for visit
to the Orient.
Mrs H. c. Whitney entertained the
Sewing club Tuesdasr afternoon
Colonel and Mrs. Isaac Truuabo viii
leave this afternoon for California.
The students Of the University gave
a delightful dance Friday evening.
The Misses ireland leave today for
Denver. 20 remain two or three weeks.
Miss De Witt Of san Francisco is the
guest of her aunt Mrs Ralph e Hoag
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber J. Grant ana
family left Thursday for Pacific Grove.
ca.
Miss Paula schultz left last Tues
day to spend a few months on the
coast
The marriage Of Miss Ida Davis and
James Savage took place Wednesday
evening
9 o o
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moyle left Fri
day evening for trip through south
ern California.
Mrs. ". II. Shearman. leaves next
week for Brooklyn, TO visit his sister,
Mrs David Cue.
Mrs. J. B. Cries has gone to Los An
geles for the winter in hope of bene-
fitting her health
DR.. and Mrs. H. D. Niles entertained
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Nav Club.

Colonel and Mrs. Ford entertained
the May club very delightfully."- at their
home on Wednesday evening. A few
games of Might've We're played, those
making the greatest number of pro-
gressions being Mrs. J. w. Timms, Mr..
w. Williams, Mrs. J. D. Ford and Mr.
H. NJ Sadler
Refreshments were served after
which all had a jolly good time. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining by
Miss HOppenback. At the conclusion
OF the evenings entertainment, the club
adjourned to meet in two weeks at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hold
ing
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At Cards.

Mrs. Marian Banks entertained at
cards Wednesday evening for Mrs. Mel
son of Ogden. Prizes we're won by Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Euerheck. Mr.. EHerbeck
and Mr. T. G. Schramm
The guests were: Mrs. Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. Miller Mrs. Eta ElIerbeck,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace ElIerbeCk. Mrs.
Clark, Misses Kathie DOugall, GeneiVe
and Ada El,erbeck. Annie BOwring,
Aessrs. elem Schramm, Benner X.
Smith, Hugh DougaTI
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Dance for University Students.

The dance given by the university
students at Christensens' Friday even
ing was an enjoyable affair.
Among the dancers were. Misses
Florence GrOesbeck, Louise Nelden,
Emma Carter, Mabel HarSer, MessFs.
lie Roy Sanders, r. w. Glendinning.
Sadler. Romney. chaperOncs. Mrs A.
" McCune, jr. Mrs. =. Y. McCune
Mrs. Henry Sadler, Mrs. Kingsbury.
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Dr.. George Hughes OF Philadelphia
during the past week.
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Mrs. Julia kimbau entertained infor-
maliy Friday afternoon, the occasion
being her 63rd birthday.
Among the delightful events of the
coming week viii be the card party
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Louis
Lyman Terry. and a similar affair
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High Five

One of the pleasant events of the
week was the progressive Might've Civ
en- by Miss Lillian Jeffs Thursday even
ing. Prizes We're won by Mayme Has
lam and Ernest Carr; consolation
prizes We're given to Emma Fellows and
Willie NOail. Those present were
Bessie Edwards. Mayme Haslam. So
phia Mathews, Lillian Jeffs, Emma.
Fellows. Ernest Carr, John Elkins.
Alma Elkins. Willie NoaH, George
Symns. Joseph Edwards, Clifton Tay-
Tor.