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

] Dawson and Miss Harmon,
Friday night the new Circle OF
Women of Woodcraft gave a card
party at their hall on West Broadway
There was. a very large attendance; in
fact. too large. for many were turned
| away for lack of space. The evening
proved a most enjoyable one and as the
Circle intends to make a feature Of their
social entertainments they can con-
| graduate themselves on a most auspi-
| ciOuS beginning When the prizes were
awarded the crowd sat down to an APP
petizing luncheon.
The members of Lincoln Relief Corps
celebrated the fifth Saturday in the last
week. Whenever there are five Satur-
days in a month a social entertainment
is given. That Of last Saturday night
was basket and box social. Such
pretty boxes and baskets We're made of
crepe paper and decorated with crepe
flowers and ribbons and inside such
dainty luncheon. After the program the
baskets We're ratified off and brought
over $24 to the treasury. The purchaser
of each luncheon had to share it with
the woman who put it up. The program
was an excellent one and the evening
ended in a dance. The numbers on the
program We're:
Piano solO-(Encore) ....M Miss Poltovich
Voice solo-(EncOre).. Miss McLellans
on-(Encore)... Bessie Hughes
Violin Solo-(Encore). .Claud Bunker
Address on Women's Rights-UIn-
core).. Mrs. Edith Owens
Recitation Gin costume)-The Sioux
Chiefs Daughter-(Encore).. ....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Emma Dunckel
Voice O-(E,ncore) ............M Mr.. kittO
on-(Encore)... 900. go.
Mrs. w. H. Cochrane
Mandolin solo-(Encore). ............
The Knckerbocker card club met With
Mrs. j. Reynolds on South Main street,
this week. whist. of course, being the
game played and the contest for prizes
was a spirited one. The first prize for
ladies was won by Mrs. Howard Bailey,
and she proudly bore the handsome
salad dish away in triumph. The Sec
ond prize for ladies, pretty cake plate,
went to Mrs. T. Jennison. The first
prize for gentlemen. a pair of bisque
statuettes, was won by r. C. Robin
son: the second prize was captured by
F. E. Haskins. dainty cup and saucer.
When the games We're finished g Tempt
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Reynolds, Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Switzer, Mr..
and Mrs. T. c. Jennson, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. f. Haskins. Miss Grace McLennan,
Guy Bellinger, Miss Sadie Doull, A.
Doull. The club will meet next time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Switzer, on South
Jackson.
A pleasant afternoon was passed by
the members of the N. H. Whist club
on Thursday afternoon, the hostess be-
ing Mrs. Leonard Erick on West Cop
per street. All the members were pres
ent but one, Mrs. Fred Melcher. The
first prize. half dozen of the latest
style bread and butter plates in blue:
handpainted, went to Mrs. A. B. Elliott. |
The second prize. a handsome cake 1
plate, was awarded to Mrs. D. J..
Charles. When the prizes had been
given to the lucky winners. the hostess |
served tempting luncheon.
That happy crowd of card players, |
known as the merry Twelve" met att
the home of Mrs. T. c.. Collins. 81 West
Silver street, this week. The first prize
beautiful handpainted Haviland china |
cake plate. was won by Mrs. F. f. Has-l
kins. while the second prize, a hand |
painted Haviland china pin tray. was
awarded to Mrs. J. Reynolds. At the |
conclusion of the games dainty refresh |
ments were served. In attendance were: |
Mrs. T. E. Haskins, Mrs. J. Reynolds, !
Mrs. p. Suessar. Mrs. W. w. Scott Mrs. |
c. c. Curtis, Mrs Chris Switzer, Mrs. |
H. Bailey, Mrs. 7. L. Collins, Mrs. r. c. +!
Robinson. Mrs. S. Grass, Mrs. Derosier. |
Mrs. P. Mullins. The club will meet |
next week with Mrs. H. Bailey. |
Little Edward Campbell celebrate |
his Sd birthday in royal manner on |
Tuesday afternoon. from until s. en-
PERTAINING nearly 40 little friends. The |
most important feature of the after
noon was a fishpond, the little guests
being rewarded for their efforts by
bringing out from the invisible ponI all
sorts of beautiful toys-for the girls |
there were little dressed dolls: for the !
boys, toy trumpets, pretty books, |
boxes of bon bons and many
other beautiful and attractive gifts. /
Master Edward was made happy by nu-
merous birthday gifts from the little
guests The daintiest of refreshmentsI
were served. Mrs. Campbell was as-I
sisted in taking care of the little ones byI
Mrs. HOlbrOOk. Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs.
Miss Helen McKechnie and
Miss Hattie Young. The guests were:!I
Effie Taylor, Gertrude Mcdonald, Mar
garet Morgan, Helen Booth, Martial
Newbro. Margery Gillie, Catherlne1
searles. Helen Smith,. Helen Carol
Cherry Carol. Eva Barron, Comsal
Hodgens, Dorothy Cochran, L0nnicI
Gillis. Hen Breen, PhflipBreen, Edward
Lynch. Joe Thompson. Tom Moore. Jr.,7
John BraddOck. Jr.. Howard Rockefeller,
Jr.. Carlos Ryan. Wesley Reed p. III
Jr.. William Lavelle. Marie La
Vile, Robert Forbis. Catherine Well
come, Reuben Maury, Evelyn MCNevin,l
Milfred Granville. Petsey Lloyd. Fred
erick McCrimmOn, Whltf0rd ellis, i
Dakin C0chrane. Slater Mii!e-. Eva Bari
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