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Society Personals.

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Mrs. j. M. Hinkle has returned from
, an extended visit in the east.
Mrs. ]. A. Furey has gone to Salt
Lake to visit relatives there.
Mrs. M. A. Eagan is entertaining her
sister, Miss Josie Bray of Lima.
| Miss Helen Shively left on Thursday
| for Helena where she will visit Miss
Sizer.
Mrs. William Dee left this week for
South Lake Linden, Michigan, to visit
| relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dartwell have for
guests Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Minshel Of
Alhambra.
| Miss Pestana. of the B. & M. has re-
turned from the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton at Buffalo.
| DR., and Mrs. A. c. Leggatt have for
guests Miss Myra Clark and Miss Edith
Booker of Helena.
| Mrs. John II. Curtis is entertaining
Mrs. L. c. Herman and daughter Isa-
bel, who will remain several weeks
Mrs. AT. Morgan is entertaining at her
home. 514 West Granite, Mrs. b. NJ
Crosby. and Miss Barker Of Portland,
Oregon.
| Mrs. Paul Albertson is being visited
( by her sister, Miss Susie Hilderbrand of
| Helena.
Miss Hoffman and Miss Wagner of
| New York city are visiting Mrs. J. r. f.
| Sievers.
Mrs. Ike Heilbronner has returned
| from a visit. Helena friends returned
home this week.
Rev. and Mrs. John Hosking have
| for guests Miss Maud Swan and c. w.
Currah. of Helena.
Miss Nettie Strasburger, who has
been away in Washington. D. c., is
home for a few weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Langhorne of Hell
ena are spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Martin seeing the fair.
]. E. Richards has returned from his
| outing in the mountains. Mrs. Richards
| will remain for some time longer.
Mrs. Anna Roger and son left Tues
day en- route to Hamburg Germany.
where they will spend three months.
Miss Jennie Macmillan of Ogden,
Utah. is visiting with relatives In Butte.
Mrs. Sidney Stevens and daughters.
Mrs. T. Gray is entertaining at her
home on Nevada avenue her nieces.
Misses Norma and Lillian Stewart of
I Wolf Creek
Misses Kate and Nellie Stevens of Og-
den, Utah. are guests at the Thornton.
| The ladies are on their way to the Ma
| tional park.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Levy have re-
| turned from California, where they went
| for the benefit of Mrs. Levy's health
| which is Improved.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ezekiels of 535
West Quarts have for guests their two
| daughters. Mrs. w. A. Rafferty, and
Mrs. c. c. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Button (nee Ellis)
| lave returned from their wedding trip
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and are at the Richards home. o21
South Sbj crto,,

and are at the Richards home e21
South Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Bernheim are entertain
ing Miss Judith Bernheim Of eHlena
Miss Ruth Legatt has returned from
q visit to Helena friends.
Miss Daisy Dawson has gone with her
father to the coast, California being the
objective point. Major Dawson goes for
the benefit of his health.
Mrs. 7. A. Steele has for guests her
mother and sister, Mrs Marcus Ltssner.
end Miss Alice Lissner of Helena and
Eer cousin, Miss Lillian Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hall are entertain
ing Mr.. Halls father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Hall and his brother
Roy Hall of North Bend, Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Berg and
daughter of Townsend came in to see
the sights and street fair and are stop
ping with Miss Ryan on the West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Harrington are
entertaining Miss Charlotte Filing OF
Virginia City. Miss Mollie Wallace, who
has been their guest, has gone to Stuart
to visit friends there.
Mrs. Sam Johnsone has returned
from trip through the Park with Mrs.
Frank Huston and Miss Helen Huston,
sister and niece of Alex tombstone, and
DR.. and Sam tombstone.
Mrs. Doychert and Miss Doychert,
mother and sister Of Charles l.. Doychert
of Butte, are in Butte and will spend
the winter VIA their relatives. Mrs.
Doychert and daughter are residents Of
San Francisco.
Mrs. Lulu Largely Miss Montana
al hop
Duggan left for the east to remain sew
cral months. They will visit the Buff
1alo exposition and then all the big
eastern cities
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-27
Society's Note Cook.

Miss Edna Longentertained a party at
the Carnival last night afterwards din
ing at the Butte and then going out to
the Carnival dance at the aGrdens.
John MaciGnniss entertained a num-
Der Of friends at the Midway last Thurs
day evening. After taking in everything
and enjoying it all the party repaired to
the Butte hotel, where supper was served
them.
Mrs. Jack Noyes gave Carnival ball
party last night. Her guests went to
the ball en- masse and enjoyed the fun
hugely. On their return dainty supper
was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Kuphal celebrated
their silver wedding Thursday evening
at their residence, 525 West Silver street
Only relatives were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kuphal received many handsome
gifts.
Mrs. Tom Lavelle entertained very in
formally at Columbia Gardens Thurs
day evening, the guest of honor being
Miss Kirkpatrick, who, With her mother,
is visiting her old home in Butte.
Dancing was the amusement Of the
evening.
Two Began entertained number of
friends at luncheon at the Thornton
Thursday afternoon. Although informal
the affair was most pleasing.
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truders who did not wait to be invited,

truders who did not wait to be invited,
but just marched in.
The evening was devoted to games
ard music. Mrs. Anderson was pre-
scented with a handsome breach set with
Montana sapphires SO she could show
her eastern relatives what kind of jew
els Montana raises. Mrs. Anderson
when they told her that said she had 3
Jewel of Montana birth which beat
anything they could raise in the east,
abiding to her baby boy.
At midnight a decidedly al fresco
luncheon was served. everyone assist
ing. Soon after the merrymakers dis
persed. Mrs. Anderson left the next day
for Illinois.
The su;prisers were: DR.. and Mrs.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson,
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Butler, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nelson,
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs
keinhart. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson,
MI and Mrs. NJ. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs
Pat Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Rooney, MI. and Mrs Thomas Scanlon,
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shea Mr.. and
Mrs J. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Walsh,
Misses Kitty Sullivan, Mona Shea, Jes-
sic Hicks, May CAVITY, Nora Sullivan.
Made Smith, Messrs. Will Shea, Jack
Scanlon. Frank Cole, Harry Masterson,
VIII Gavin Larry Hennessey, Ned Man
ming.
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Picnic at the Springs.

A jolly crowd went to the carnival on
Zig tally-ho and went out to Crystal
Springs to play progressive whist and
eat good things yesterday. They had
a jolly time and were loath to leave for
home and did not until long after dark.
Mrs. Elliott won the first prize, hand
some cut glass bon bon dish. Mrs. Leon
ard Erick won the second, pretty hand
painted plate, and Mrs. D. ]. Charles
the consolation. a pretty dish of cameo
design. After the games the delicious
dinner was eaten and then they danced
until time to start for home. They came
il gaily decorated with flowers.
In the party were: Mesdames F. L.
Melcher, Robinson, Richie James JEFF
ferson. Leonard Erick, Noyes, D. J.
Charles. Wilson, Grass, Williams, Eiford,
]. III. Gilbert, Willis, Wright. Bishop,
Moore. Elliott, Willis, Stone. Carpenter,
Lamb. Whipple, Morgan, Misses Co.'S
grove and Wakeman.
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Bryant Dinner in VAUDEVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryant enter
tanned few friends at dinner inform
ely Monday evening. The floral decor
arions were in red, bright carnations
end Jacks" The center of the table
was ornamented with a star and cres-
cent, emblematic of the carnival
The menu was delicious and it was
nearly nine when the guests left the
table and prepared to visit the carnival
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant.
The diners were: Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Bryant. Mr.. and Mrs James Sui
Ivan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bretherton, Mr..
and Mrs. E. George, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Gibbons, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Brennan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Noyes, Miss Trenton, Miss Smith.
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A Gay Party at Gardens.

Friday night gay party of youaa
folks went out to Columbia Gardens, Or
rather they went out in the afternoon
so as to eat their dinner at the gardens,
taking 1t with them. They were chap
eroned by Mrs. J. r. Wharton, Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. e. w. Shively.
and Mrs. Berry.
They hal q gay time taking In every
thing in the gardens, not dice but many
times. In the party were: Misses Mag
gle Driscoll, Ethel Berry. Helen Sl:ively,
Grace Campbell. Gertrude Chambers Of
Livingston. Clara Hinl1le, Fulton Evans.
Mabel Thompson, Nell Fair. Kit Fair,
Margaret Roman. Charlie Russell, Lillian
Sheehy. Messrs. Ed Triol. Christie. Mack
O'Brien. Arthur Berry. Ned Bostwick.
Worth Alraon, Ed Meiklejohn
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Steiners Went to Nine Mile.

For change the Stein club went out
to Nine Mile last Sunday spending the
entire day there, coming home late at
right. They went out in tally -ho and
by carriage. They took the either
players, Will Mueller, Fred Samm,
Harry Praed and Jack Leasing as
guests of honor. And they also took
their stems and the filling" along with
plenty of ice.
At Nine Mile canyon they found an
inviting spot to camp and there they
spent the heated portion of the day. AZ
ter the sun grew less affectionate all
i.ands picked wild flowers and played
ball. After their cold lunch, with stein
accompaniment, everyone was ready for
German coffee and good dinner. And
they had it. cooked over the camp fire.
Not the regulation camp fire, but a sheet
iron stove, for the Steiners believe In
being comfortable.
the Fatherland and had a Jolly good
time. In addition to the either players
Mr.. and Mrs. Brecht of Seattle and Mr..
and Mrs. Christian of Helena were
guests. The regular club members pres
ent were: Miss Gertrude Schmidt, Carl
Berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Burgostein.
MIR. and Mrs. Hans Mathers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Mueller. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mueller, Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Bettner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Hermann, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
s'chmid,. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Myer. Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Kochener, Mr.. and Mrs
John Rodenbeck. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Beck Carl Schmidt, Miss Jennie Stein
Miss Mueller, Miss Lucille Bitner Car
Beck Max Ethel, Harry Berger, Jack
Rodergir, Miss Meta Schmidt and Miss
Anna Stuyen.
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Picnic at Columbia Yesterday.

one OF the most pleasant affairs given
at the Gardens this week was the picnic
yesterday afternoon enjoyed by a num-
ber of we'll known ladies. The party
went out early in the afternoon and
played progressive euchre but not for
prizes. At 6 o'clock the delicious dinner
was eaten and greatly enjoyed. Those
IN attendance declared it was the most
delightful affair of the summer.
+ In the party were: Mesdames Black
burn, Blackford, Hall, Heidrick, Tilton
Raymond of Sheridan, Mont; j. r.
Wharton. A. Fl. Jones, Joseph Harper
J. L. Carroll, Prentice. G. p. Drennen
SERIES, Knight, Cobban. Misses Helen
Tllton. NJ. Corrette, Shackleton, Lulu
Prentice.
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For Miss Raoch.

Mrs. John Noyes gave a delightful pic
mic at Columbia Gardens Thursday aft
ernoon, the guest of honor being her
niece, Miss Belle Roach The party
missed nothing, from chutes to zoo, ana
tired themselves out trying to enjoy
everything and overlook nothing.
When it became cool an elaborate
dinner was served in the cafe. The
tables We're artistcally decorated with
bright geraniums and the menu was
most tempting.
In attendance We're: Miss Belle Roach,
Miss Ethel kirkman. Miss Fanny Kirk
man. Miss Hattie Noyes, Miss Nita Law
Tor, Jim Roach, Dick Roach, Bubby Sis
ley, Mrs. John Noyes, Mrs. l.. A. Sisley,
Mrs. Alice Roach. Mrs. Krkman chap
eroned the party.
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anaconda
a.
< ~ Society.

Social functions in Anaconda are en-
tirely at standstill. The attraction dur
ing the past week has been the carnival
In Butte and every evening has seen
hundreds of Anacondans boarding the
train to take in the sights Of the mid
way. Parties organized for the especial
purpose. have been the principal feature
for several days past and there are but
very few people in the city who have not
spent at least one evening rambling
through the streets of Butte.
Quite a number attended the grand
ball given at the Columbia Gardens last
night by the Overland club. All report
splendid time, and it is certain that
the Butte street fair has been highly
appreciated by the citizens Of Anaconda.
Daniel C. Mcdonald and family left
last Wednesday for Seattle, where they
will remain an indefinite length of time.
r.. de B. Smith returned Wednesday
from Hamilton, where he had been on
business for several days.
Attorney b. F. Maiden left Wednesday
for Bozeman. He will probably go to
Colorado Springs before returning to
Anaconda.
Miss Winifred Hardy of Salt Lake is
visiting Miss Magaret Thomas Of Ana
conda.
DIR. E. A. Irwin and wife have arrived
in the city and will remain here per-
manently. DR.. Irwin is the new ap-
pointee on the staff of the st. AIMS
hospital corps of physician.
Mrs f. G. Walsh of st. Paul is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. B. H. Bettes
of 500 f. Park avenue.
Howard Welch left Anaconda We'd
nesday for the Bitter Root valley where
he will be the guest of Mrs. Marcus Daily
and family.
Mrs. Catherin Duffy. mother of County
Attorney Duffy. arrived "Wednesday
from Sacramento. Cal, to spend some
time visiting with her son.
w. S. Hawk, the superintendent of the
Montana division of the Postal Tele-
graph company, was in the city from
Helena Wednesday.
Samuel c. Rollins and Mrs. Mary c..
Mckenzie We're united in marriage We'd
nesday night at the home of the bride.
613 Elm street. Rev. ]. H. Jenkins of the
Presbyterian church performed the cere-
mony.
Miss welda Witter left last Tuesday
for short visit in Philipsburs.
J. w. Mehargue, manager of the Mon
tana hotel. left for Hamilton last Tnes-
day morning and returned home yes
terday.
Misses Louise and Bertha Ehret. ac-
companied by Miss Nellie McDaniels OF
Helena. visited the Butte stree fair last
Monday evening.
Mrs. c. NJ. Sawyer and daughter Bes-
sic. departed Monday evening for the
Pacific coast, for an extended visit.
G. S. E. Wisner spent Tuesday fishing
in the mountains.
Mrs. J. w. Mehargue and daughter
Alice LETT last Monday evening for Har-
risburg, Pa, where they will visit several
months. at the end OF which time Miss
Alice will enter Wells college In New
York for a five years course of study.
]. r. Boarman spent several days In
Hamilton this week. on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nase are SPEND
Ing their summer vacation In the Bitter,
Root valley.
H. NJ. Bull and wife OF Oakland. CAL.
are visiting with DR.. and Mrs. Snyder OF
this city.
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The Anderson Surprise Party.

One Of the pleasant events of the week
vas the surprise party tenderd Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Anderson at their home in
Centerville. It was an impronptu affair
as the promoters decided not to let Mrs
Anderson leave Butte for the east the
morning Of the night the surprise was
given, Tuesday night. They met at
the home Of Mrs. ]. Hicks and then in
body descended on the Anderson
household. Taken by surprise the
worthy couple simply gazed at the in
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s.Sham Battle" Party,

Mrs. Wilfred Trenton champeroned a
crowd of young people who wanted to
take In the sham battle at the Gardens
on Tuesday evening. In fact they
wanted to see the whole thing and go
in the afternoon. So the party left at
2 o'clock and remained until the last
cars in from the Gardens
Instead of taking luncheon they all
had dinner at the cafe, and jolly meal
it was. too. They took but some fire.
crackers and helped to make it lively.
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McWhite Dinner.

McWhite Dinner.
( One of the most brilliant functions OF
the week was the dinner party given
last Monday night by Mr. and Mrs. McC.
White at the residence on East Granite
street. The color scheme was red. glow
ing carnations artistically massed
h The guests at the table We're: Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. John Noyes, Mrs.
LAWYER Mrs. Bruce Krkman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nice. White. Miss Adah Roberts;
Messrs. Lee Mantle, c. w. Clark, Henry
H. Armstead. Jr.. John MacGinniss,
Charles French. Tf
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Pink and White Luncheon.

A pretty luncheon was given Tuesday
afternoon by Miss Luella Kurtz at her
home in Walkerville. The color scheme
was pink and white the flowers being
carnations, intermingled with smilax
and ferns. The luncheon was given for
Miss Amelia Ingraham of Portland. Ore,
who is the guest of Miss kurtz. Both
young ladies We're inmates of the Annie
Wright seminary of Tacoma. WASH. as
was Miss Curtis and Miss Knelton of the
guests invited. "a.
The table decorations We're especially
pretty, carrying out the pink and white
design. At each cover was a boquet pf
pink and white sweet peas. The menu
was elaborate and heartily enjoyed.
At the table were: Miss Kurtx. Miss
1ngraham, Miss Hatty Curtis, Miss So
l'hia Knelton. Miss Tessie Graham, Miss
Bonita Farris, Miss Jose Denet Miss
Vivian Fair, Miss Reta Knowlton Mi6s
Martin. Miss Yolo Harris Miss Harrfeti
Laurence. -
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Miss Hammer Entertains.

Miss Florence Hammer entertained a
number Of her friends at the residence
On West Granite Thursday night The
first of the evening was devoted to a
trip to Columbia Gardens. Then they
returned to the Hammer residence and
spent the evening in social enjoyment.
Dainty refreshments were served.
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Lauzier- Thornton Luncheon.

Mrs. Godfrey Lauzier and Miss Fran
els Thornton entertained a number of
friends at luncheon at the Nine Mile
house, Wednesday afternoon. the cot
tage of w. A. Clark, Jr.. being used
for the purpose.
Their guests were: Mesdames Floyd,
W. w. Dixon. Lawler, Tom Lavelle, J.
V. Long, James Forbis, Miss Adah Rob-
ertS.
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The Eagles Entertainment,

An altogether Informal social was
given by the Eagles on last Monday
night at their hall. The first of the
evening was devoted to a social session
and here the bright particular stars
we're culled from the Midway of the car.
Iival, from the old Arab Shiek to Lit
tie Baby Knelton. The fun was fast and
furious for awhile.
After the social session a dance was
enjoyed and kept up until late hour
or rather early hour.
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Kennedy Dinner.

AAOAASAy AAAAACAs 20
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. William Ke IS
nedy entertained friends at dinner HI
their new home on Silver street.gh
housewarming in fact. The decorations
were in yellow and white, the yellow
and white roses being effectively CON-
bined with smilax and vines. ~
The canilehra and table DECORATIONS
were in white, giving a cool appearance
which was most pleasing. The menu
vas elaborate and the service perfect
The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy
were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Gill, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Trask,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moves. Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cramer, Mr.
and Mrs. John Larson. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Nell
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Will White Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nevin.
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Pink and Purple Whist Club.

Mrs. r.. s. Currier entertained the Pink
and Purple Whist club at her home
Thursday afternoon. Dainty refresh
ments were served after the games and
prizes. awarded as follows: Mrs. j. H.
Turner first, Mrs. G. H. Coulsey second
The consolation prize fell to Mrs. c. r.
Larsen.
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Carroll-Pearce Dancing Party.

Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Carroll and Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Pearce
ill be at home at the golf club house
at O'Clock. It is to be a dancing party
and will probably be the most elaborate
function of the week. A large num-
Der of guests have been invited.
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ton and the decorations and menu were
most elaborate. The affair was greatly
enjoyed both by hosts and guests.
The Bellinger Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs H. G., BeHinger enter
tanned number of friends at dinner on
Monday evening. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mr. W. B. Hamilton, Miss Hor-
gan, Miss Viola Morgan, DR.. McCrimmon,
NJ. Howard Jones.
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Whist Fiends Meet.


Instead Of frizzling at home on Tues
Gay the Whist Fiends club Of Meader-
vile determined to go to the Gardens
and pass the entire day. So before in
the morning they boarded the cars and
merry crowd they were. Nearly every
member had her children with her and
they made things lively for their moth
ers and the others.
shady, cool spot was selected and
made headquarters for the day. At noon
delicious cold luncheon. with ice cream
from the cafe added, was enjoyed. Most
of the little ones were asleep and they
were laid away while the club played
hearts, for once forsaking the cherished
game of whist. Playing progressive
whist on the grass with children in
every direction was voted one of the
impossibilities.
Mrs. Legatt won the first prize. hav-
ing succeeded in getting clear of all
the hearts first. 1t was a dainty heart
shaped open work silver almond tray
The second prize was a pretty water COL
or. 1.-THE Game of Hearts," showing the
happy lovers and the jealous lovers
This was won by Mrs. Mogers; the
consolation, a heart-shaped emery
bag going to Mrs. Marion Leeds, the
guest of honor.
At the conclusion of the games as it
was cooler, the party toured the gar
dens and then had their dinner. 1t was
late before the cars bore the crowd to
Meaderville after an exceptionally de-
l:ehtful day. The club has decided to
go to Mountain View Park, Anaconda
next week.
In the party at the Gardens were Mrs.
Martin Leeds of Great Falls, Baby
Farris, Mrs. J. Farris Mrs. Leggatt. Mrs
Mcdonald, Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mrs. Noyes,
Mrs. Clavering, Mrs. Hilton, Mrs. Jack
Reed. Mrs. Thomas Moore, Mrs. Robert
N1ears. Mrs. Knowlton Mogers Mrs.
Whitelaw Rawson, Mrs. O'Meara, Mrs
Newton Browne, Mrs. M. Mcclellan,
Mrs. Sophia Nevins. Mrs. Jessie Thomas
Misses Beers, Dora Smith, Harriet Ma
son. Bessie Law Marjorie Leeds, Mast
ers Willie and Launcelot Hilton. Joe
Madden, Payson Farris, Baby Farris,
Graham Farrfs.
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Entertained the Queen.

Monday evening after the parade the
boys of the Overland club entertained
tsueen Arminta and her suite.
The dinner was given at the Thorn
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Mrs. Dixon's Luncheon.

Mrs. w. w. Dixon entertained a num-
Der of friends at luncheon Thursday aft
ernoon. the affair being quite elaborate
The decorations, which were very pref
ty. were of sweet peas.
Her guests We're: Mesdames Lawler
of st. Paul, Joseph V. Long, James For
bis Jack Noyes, Bruce Kirkman, Nee
White. Kirkpatrick of Salt Lake
Godfrey Lauzier, Miss Francis Thornton
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick