The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-26

the floor where 1t was caught in a huge
cluster of roses in a standard.
The second parlor was cleared ana
canvassed for dancing. while in the first
parlor the rugs had been removed from
the hardwood floor. In the library the
decorations We're all in deep red, or
rather magenta, carnations and NUNS"
Of the same shade. intermingled with
smilax and ferns.
The dining room was all in American
Beauty roses In the center an immense
basket of roses, tied with ribbons of the
same hue. banked around with the roses,
while sprays of the roses were scattered
carelessly over the table. Bon bons.
dainty cakes. cheese straws and all man
| ner of novel and toothsome dainties were
waiting for the guests on this table.
Here at late hour dainty refreshments
were served.
In the library lemonade and punch was
dispensed from two huge cut glass bowls.
Jack Noyes' house next door had been
| thrown open for the occasion and here
| smoking was INDUCED in. liquid refresh
| ments and music enjoyed. The players
were pressed into service and all kinds
| of music. from rag time to grand opera
| was given. The pretty little home was
| we'll filled all the evening. the guests
ROTATING between lue Two uotileS bdIC-
! ing was enjoyed until a late hour.
Owing to the lateness of the hour a
complete list of guests was not obtain
| able, although it is very nearly so. Many
of the ladies present wore new gowns and
| some exquisite costumes were noticed
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
| Bellinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hol-
| brook. Mr.. ard Mrs. John w. Cotter. Mr.
! and Mrs James Forbis, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
| X. Heslet. Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Christie.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Geoffrey Lauzier, DIR. and
Mrs. F. w. McCrmmon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mueller Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dawson, Mr..
and Mrs. p. ]. Brophy, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Walker Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Eugene Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam john
stone, Mr.. and Mrs H. Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Boucher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lavell. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Whitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Calkins.
Mrs. MacGinniss Mrs. E. w. Harvey,
Mrs. w. B. Hamilton, Misses Adah Rob-
erts, Madge Marks, Viola Horgan.
Eleanor Morgan, Helen Mckechnie.
Daisy Dawson, Miss MacGinniss, Belle
| LIE Beau, Mae Sullivan, Jean Sullivan,
! Mary Walker. Mabel Cotter of Denver.
Miss Shores, Messrs. F. A. Heinze. John
| MacGinniss, Lee Mantle. Will Thornton,
DR.. Leggatt, George Busch, Mangan1.
| Templeman, Dr. Bryant, Charles War
field of Helena, Hon. w. c. Jones, Frank
Sullivan, Tracy kirkman. lNipgen, c. L.
Miller George Wesley Davis. Percy LIE
| Beau and others.
That section Of the city named on the
maps, Excelsior and West Granite,
is today a scene of happy childhood
thoroughly enjoying itself, for Helen
Arrisa Smith, the only child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Smith, is entertaining. A
New York newspaper is. Offering hun
dred dollar prizes for the prettiest chill
dren, and if the picture of Helen could
be sent she would certainly capture a
| prize Her pictures are not good be-
| cause they all make her look too old.
She is only 4 years old, her birthday
the 18th of last October, and the dainti-
est, most fairy-like little creature i'm
aginable. She has great brown eyes
and dark brown curls and almost per-
feet features. She spends much of her
time when the weather permits on the
| verandahs and everyone who goes by
stops to admire the pretty pictures she
makes with her dogs. An only child
| she is not at all spoiled. although she
is the idol of not only her parents but
wide circle Of relatives and friends.
Today the handsome home presents
a picture an artist would like to paint.
for little tots only those from to 6
years, were invited. and are running
riot. Games of all kinds, bon-bons.
everything children love, is there ga
lore. The hours are from to and at
the end of the afternoons fun there
will be such birthday feast, with a
royal plum pudding blazing away as
J bravely as possible under the gaze of
the delighted children. 1t will be a
dainty and elaborate feast
| The name cards were very pretty,
quaint, brilliant Japanese figures on
heavy cards. tied with bright ribbons.
The dear little baby hostess is wearing
such a dainty little gown. all white and
| rose with ribbons, slippers and hose to
match, and sfe is just about the happi-
est little girl in Butte today.
The guests were received by the fol-
lowing little girls. who assisted the tiny
hostess and Mrs. Smith: Miss Rita
Bellinger. Miss Francis Turner. Miss
Rea Davis. Miss Bernice Batcheler.
Catherine Weimscary.
The guests were: Misses Gertrude
and Grace Alexander, Robert Forbis.
Fred Vivian, Elliott Gillie. Arthur
Hand, Hugh brennan, Master Lloyd,
William Lavell, Frederick McCrimmon.
BERTHE Fenton. Arthur Weirick, Maud
Weirick. Gertrude Mcdonald. Helen
Booth. Evelyn MacNevin. Martha New
bro. Margaret Morgan. Helean Clark.
Marion Lindsay. Dorothy Harwood, Ed
win Campbell. oA1ise Norvell. Florence
Mcintyre. Jim Lowery. Catherine
Searles.
| :
. Butte Circle 155. Women Of Wood
) craft. enjoyed q happy surprise they
! sprung on their presiding officer Annie
G. Moore Of 1928 West Pearl street. last