The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-15

| Recitation, A BoyleSS Town. ..
| .......... ................ Leslie Bolith
| recitation ...................S Stella Smith
| Dialogue Glass of Cir I
| Address ................Be sSie Williams
ADDRESS ......... ..............Fa Pastor
/ RECITATION ............... Philip Duggan
Recitation ............... Lucille Boomer
Recitation .............. Florence James
Song. Children Day Hymn. Schoo.
| Reading ................M Miss Maud Toy
! DialoSue-"Wir There he Children in
Heaven" May Doble, Emma Marks
N'HS Class of Girls
Dialogue ...... ........ ....Class of Girls
Children Career Party.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Epping had
! charge of a merry party of children at
| Columbia Gardens. 1t was given by
Miss Montana Largey and the children
| visited every nook and corner of the
| gardens, shot the chutes, rode on the
! nerry-go-round and srent some time in
the zoo. Then they enjoyed a luncheon.
| In the party We're: Mrs. Epping Miss
Montana Largely. Miss May Dugan. Miss
| Drea tombstone. Miss Katie Peterson.
Miss Florence Tuohy, Miss Jessie Whar-
ten. Miss Julia Horgan. Miss Margaret
| Y
| and Jack Duggan.
Pretty Home Wedding.
| Miss Mable keane was married to w.
| j. Sampson on Saturday evening. Rev.
c H. Whiteman officiating. The cere-
| mony was performed at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pomeroy, No. 635 East
| Park street. 1t was quiet home affair
but very pretty. Mrs Pomeroy is an
aunt of the bride and her home has been
| with her aunt for some years.
After the service a dainty wedding
| supper was enjoyed. Those presen.
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. T. Harris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barclay, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Pomeroy.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Laurie, Mrs. Keane. the Misses Keane.
! Master H. Keane. Miss Tenby, E. Dun
stone, Rev. c. II. Whiteman.
The young couple have gone to house.
| keeping on Warren avenue and they
| have some handsome gifts to decorat tie
their home.
A Military Affair.
The members of Lincoln Relief Corps
No. and Lincoln Post No. viii give
a grand military ball at Columbia Gar
dens in few days. the date for which
will be set as soon as the weather settles
| for sure
| Snowy tents will he erected on the
hillside where hot coffee, genuine nard-
| tack and the succulent bean will be dis
| pensed. There will be ball and num-
Der of other social features regular
gala time all around.
A White Luncheon.
! A dainty white luncheon is being
| given this afternoon by Miss Adah Rob-
! erts at her home on West Park. The
guest of honor is Miss Mabel Foster.
The decorations of the house are very
handsome, in the dining room especially.
| Covers are laid for fourteen intimate
friends of the prospective bride.
Will Go to Anaconda.
! Miss Best, who made such success Of
the production of The Gondoliers' in
| this city has yielded to the solicitation
of her Anaconda friends and Will pro-
duce the opera in that city next week.
AS great success as the affair was
| in this city artistcally and socially it
was not SO much financially as it should
| have been. The piece should have
coined money. If the Anaconda people
are informed of the worth of the pro-
duction and that it is far better than the
average travelling company, they GER
| tainly will make it a paying venture.
| &,
railroad fares, hotel bills and other
| things.
The entire company will be the same
| as here with the exception of the
Duchess of Plaza -Toro, so ably played
by Miss Mamie Finnegan. She has
| gone on her vacation but her role will
be played by a Miss Kingsley Of Ana
conda who is highly spoken of as a
singer and actress.
Pink and Purple Club.
The Pink and Purple Whist club met
with Mrs. Alex. Smith Thursday AFTER
noon. After lively contested game the
prizes We're awarded as follows: First
prize, Mrs. Armstrong, a cream and
sugar set: second prize, Mrs. Hemming-
way. cup and saucer; consolation
prize. tooth pick holder. Mrs. Larson.
Light refreshments We're served.
The following were present: Mes
danes Armstrong. Currier. Hemming-
way, Larson. Smith. Hansworth, Turn
err, Guger and Miss Clara Guger.
Popular Young People.
marriage which will interest a wide
circle of people is that Of J. S. Dutton to
Miss Hattie Ellis which will take place
June %. week from Tuesday. It is ia
be quiet affair. the ceremony to be
Witnessed ony by relatives. Following
the ceremony there will be a grand re-
ceptiOn, to which all friends will be
hidden.
The marriage will take place at the
residence of Ex-Governor j. E. Richards
Mrs. Richards being a sister of the
bride. Miss Ellis has been in Butte two
years, residing with her sister and has
| do AVAu