The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-21
VIVIAN ISABEL INGHAM.

x. Clark, w. A. Clark Jr., Mr.. John
Harris. Frank E. Shaw, Harry Turner.
Robert Turner, Bellinger, M. NJ. Miller,
Fred Rowlands Joseph E. Pile, H. o.
Wilson, J. r. Russell, Mrs. Shores, Misses
Morgan; the Misses Russell, Miss Shores,
Miss LIE Beau, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Lavell,
Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. John FOrbis, Mrs.
Percy Gilfillan, the Misses Sanders, Mrs.
Uohnstone, Miss Sarepta Sanders, Mrs.
Sullivan, the Misses Sullivan, Mrs. Cum
ningham, Mrs. Renick, Mrs. j. M. White,
Mrs. Reed of Milwaukee, Mrs. De Witt,
Miss Rumley.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son Reynolds entertained few friends
at cards at their home in Centerville.
The house was prettily decorated with
chrysanthemums in yellow and white.
The diningroom was in bright red car
nations and roses, with ferns and smi-
lax. The evening was devoted to music
and games and impromptu dancing. Miss
Ogilvie, Miss Hansen, Miss Richards
and Thos. Ogilvie gave vocal selections.
Mrs Reynolds and Mrs. Edward Clark
played piano solos. The travel games
proved most interesting of the games
and at II o'clock delicious supper was
served at tables holding four In the
diningroom. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. W. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M.
Mears, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hastings, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Brouse. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tentus; Misses May Ogilvie, Lois
Ogilvie, Alberta Hansen, Maud Finley;
Messrs. Horace Reynolds. Jack Curtin,
Mate Dunwoody.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. L. M.
Gardiner entertained party Of friends
at the theater, supper after the play be-
ing served at their home in East Park
street. In the party were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Forestell, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rodgers,
Miss Nance Harper, Miss Kittie Sulli-
van; Messrs. Archie Lamb, Frank Sui
livan.
Monday evening Mrs. Lucian Farm
ington entertained at dinner at her new
home on the South Side. Just neighbors
in South Dakota and South Wyoming
streets were invited. Mr.. Pennington
has not yet returned from Alaska and
1t is thought now will not return until
spring. The parlor was decorated with
handsome bouquets of cut flowers OF
various hues. The diningroom was In
pink and white, azealeas and hydran-
geas. Her guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. True King, Mr.. and
Mrs Josiah Goodrich, Miss Lolita Trent,
Miss Babe Curtain, Miss Jessica Far
riss.
Al their meeting last Saturday night
the Steiners had an unusually jolly time,
owing to the near approach of Christ
mas. 4 business session was held first
and the club decided to hold their
Christmas celebration on the Saturday
following Christmas. the 28th. A pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental solos
was submitted and approved by the
committee having it i'll charge. num-
Der Of German choruses and carols will
be sung also by the club. The either
players will be equipped with new selec-
tions appropriate to the occasion. The
feast will be served a few minutes be-
fore midnight SO that on the stroke OF
IL the Stein toasts can be given. About
SO guests will be present. It was very
hard to find place large enough to hold
the club and it's members. but hall has
been found and it will be finely decor
ated. Saturday night the club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ethel, enjoyed the
usual music and the usual fun, ending
the fun. or rather commencing it with
the Stein parade. No guests were pres
ent. only the members as follows: Mr..
and Mrs. R. Krag Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Weber, Misses Steinberg, Gertrude
Schmidt, Carl Berger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Mueller. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Bett-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Heimann, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Rodenbeck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Beck. Misses Jennie Stein. Lucille
Bettner, Carl Beck. Max Ethel, Harry
Berger, Miss Meta Schmidt and Miss
Anna Stuyen.
The NJ. NJ. card players had progress
sive euchre dealt out to them on Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. H.
Mitchell and thoroughly was the game
lnioyed. The tally cards We're pretty in