The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-10

the men are engaged week days and
Sunday Is their day for enjoyment,
They made the start at an early hour,
going out in carriages. ana waited UNI
til the last possible moment before re-
turning. They did the usual picnic
stunts, gypsy fires, cooking. and gem
eral messing around as one put 1t.
Ihere IS always such large number in
the crowd they can play ball, lawn ten
ms, croquet and other games all at one
time where they have plenty of ground,
In the party We're: DIR. and Mrs.
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Butler, Mr., and
Mrs. Win Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.
l4isle Carey. Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Welsh,
Miss Maddie Smith, Ned Manning,
Casper Schubert. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Newman, Mr..
ana Mrs. Nicholson. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
hart. Mr.. and Mrs. Reiss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rooney.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Scanlon, Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Shea, Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
Hicks; Misses Kitty Sullivan. Mona
Shea, Jessie Hicks, May CAVITY, Nora
sullivan. Margaret Coleman: Messrs.
win HERS. Jack Scanlon. Harry Ander.
son, Frank Cool, Will Gavin.
Miss Andrews High Tea.
Miss Mile Andrews gave a high tea
on tuesday afternoon in honor of Her
guest, Miss Lulu Richards, of Rich.
mond. Virginia. Covers were laid for
sixteen at the Andrews home in South
suite. and at each one a dainty name
card. a scene of Butte in black and
white. A corsage bouquet of sweet
peas In lavenders was also placed at
each cover. 1t was a lavender lunch-
con and the effect was very prettv.
Wide satin ribbon of that shade tied
the handle of an immense basket of
lavender pansies and then were carried
up to the electric light chandelier. smi-
lax oelng twined all around the ribbon.
Al the table In addition to the host
and guest of honor. were: Miss Young.
Miss May Sullivan. Miss Kate sulli.
van, Miss Ballard, Miss White Miss
Copestick. Miss Hattie Desbrow. Miss
Vivian Desbrow. Miss O'Neill. Miss
Nugent, Miss Lillian Vail, Miss Augus-
ia Wright, Miss Hastings, Miss Lolita
Jessup.
A Pink and Green Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Kelley gave a
pink and green dinner on Thursday
evening which was greatly enjoyed bv
their guests. The parlors We're all
decorated In pink and green and the
enect was very striking so artistically
We're the flowers massed. The dining
re ON was also in the same colors. the
table being especially pretty.
IN the center was a large oval mirror
ana In the center of that a large cut
glass punch bowl in which was a some
Or ice with pink carnations and ferns
frozen. Around the edge Of the punch
Dc"i ana the edge Of the mirror We're
wreaths of feathery asparagus studded
win the pinkest OF carnations. At each
cover was spray Of carnation in pink
grouped with maiden hair ferns. The
china used was of pink floral design
and the candlebra were shaded with
pink shades Of silk.
The guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs, James
sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ford, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ira Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
flnney, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walsh. Mr..
and Mrs. Owen Evans. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. tombstone.
Water Melon Party.
Kitty johnson gave a novel party on
tuesday afternoon at her home in Mead
erville, watermelon party she stated
IN her little notes of invitation, The
crowd of children thoroughly enjoyed the
evening and the number of new games
introduced speaks we'll for the up-to-
dateness of Meaderville children. Travel
games seem to be having quite a vogue.
and putting the peacock feathers back
IN that handsome birds tail has super.
seeded the old favorite donkey game.
The games were interspersed with
musical selections by the guests AMI
hostess. Then came the watermelons.
great ripe red melons just OF the ice,
ana scene ensued which would turn a
Georgia darkey white with envy, They
ate until they positively could not eat
another mouthful. Then they PLAYED
games again and had more music. and
at II o'clock dainty repast was served
in the dining room. Soon afterward tn,
children left for home.
Those present were: Misses Katie and
Emma Sullivan, Mayme Reed, Nellie
justin. Hortense Berliet. Baby Wright,
Kate and Norah O'Donnell. Kate ami
Minnie Sullivan, Lora White, Morn;a
Johnson. Kitty Johnson; Masters Con
and Tom Sullivan. Will johnson, Thad
Wright. George Johnson. Odell Thomas,
Harry OConnor, Jerry Jackson, Len
Reid and Pete Conroy.
An Informal Luncheon.
Miss Pearl Conrad and Miss Thirloway
entertained several Of their friends at an
INFORMAL dinner at the Butte last lIlr bs-
day. going from the table to the races.
Their guests were Miss Mona Frear of
Great Falls Miss Cassie johnson of An.