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

been II Butte ten years and is now as
sistant cashier of the First National
bank Of this city. He is also well known
in connection with his work in the
Mountain View church. being 8ne Of the
most active members. He is enc CT
Butte's most popuar young men.
Miss Ellis spent the last winter in
Helena hut has returned TO Butte and is
now With Mrs. Richards. After the
ceremony the bridal couple Will leave
fcr wed ing trip to the east.
lie Jeudi.
The lie Jeudi cub met Thursday at
the residence of Mis-. Nj. J. Halter Oh
East Grant,, street. Embroidery IVES
the feature of the afternoon. Several
beautiful pieces We're finished. cne Nv
Mrs. Lea Dufresne ANA Mrs. Heide'.
Mrs. Yeaser favored The cluo with
vocal solo accompanied by Mrs. Hslter
on the gutter. after which the hoste
served q delicious lunch.
Tht.fe present We're: Mesda mes NJ. J.
halter. Cloey Hamilton. w. F. Yeage~,
Lea Dufrcsne. w. r. Reidal, Nellie
Casey, Marie Ste.nborn, W. T.. Carper-
ter ara Nellie NIulvehi |.
A, Rag Time Party
r. Little Miss Montana (Tina) Lcr~ey IS
developing into an ideal hos tess ard her
parties are all unique ard enjoyable.
She has the aplomb of veteran enter
taincr. Her rag time party on Tuesday
evening afforded much amusement to
her guests.
Every one came clothed N rags and tags
personating for TIE nest part famous
Bowe1y toughs and toaghesses, Weary
Wi,lies. MeanderiEg Mikes. and tie
;,,.r 7 ;,,
tombstone was Tags and their cos
tunes We're all that was called for to
sncc e$sfuly represent tie parts.
The house IVES prettily decorated and
games were enjoyed until a late hour
when an elaborate luncheon was served.
In the party were: Misses Tina Largely.
Drea Johns tone, Charl Russell, Kit and
Nell Fair Jessie and Carrie Wharton,
Julia Horgan, Katie Peters, May Dug
gan, Florence Tuohy, Lillian and Nan
Vivian. Hallie Boucher.
Messrs. Hal and Clark tombstone. Mel
Lowery, Arthur Mcdonald. l.. Kane.
Chester Lyman, Lambert Weiss.
Pls;n Progressive Euchre.
The members of the NJ NJ. club met
this week with Mrs. H. p. Owens at her
home in Walkerville. The game played
was progressive euchre and it proved
quite exciting. The prizes We're very
handsome. beautiful Havi.a1d spoon
tray and handsome fruit dish in the
shape of a. leaf. Even the consolation
vas pretty, a dainty china jewel box.
IS Mrs. Vryde Drummon won the first
prizs. Mrs. Kinnison Atkins the second,
and Mrs. Meta Voltz the consolation.
The club was favored with several vocal
solos by Mrs. Harry Schultz. one of the
guests. At 1880 luncheon was served
and greatly enjoyed.
/ The guests We're: Mrs. Harry Schultz.
Mrs. John Barton. Mrs. Thomas Holmes
and Miss Kitty Harris. The members
present We're: Mrs. Eva Frey. Mrs.
JJuia Cummins. Mrs. l.. p. Lewis, Mrs.
sR. V. Valid. Mrs. Clare Copestick, Mrs.
Kate Fritz, Mrs. Mona McLever. Mrs.
Charles Chase, Mrs. Jack Sullivan, Mrs.
Richard Colville. Mrs. Eta Crimmons,
Mrs. Meta Voltz, Mrs. Lulu Peters,
Mrs. Jennie Vollmer Mrs. H. P. Owens,
Mrs. Vryde Drummon, Mrs. Kinnison
Atkins.
A Quiet Wedding.
On Wednesday evening last very
quiet wedding took place at the home
o. Mr.. w. Davies, when Mr.. Roy Owen
and Miss Katie Davies declared in the
sight of God and the witnesses present
that they took each other to be husband
and wife. The officiating minister was
Rev. Frederick Tonge of the South
Butte Presbyterian church. There were
none present but a few Of the most
intimate friends and relatives. After
the ceremony few other friends came
to the splendid supper provided by Mrs.
Davies and a most enjoyable and pleas
ent evening was spent.
Quite a few very useful and pretty
presents We're given to the young
couple.
Entertained by Mrs. Mueller.
The members of the German social
club met with Mrs. Jack Mueller on
Sunday evening and passed pleasant
evening. There is heavy fine for any
| member who speaks a word of English.
German being the only language per-
Missile.
The usual prOgramme-songs and in
strumental solos-was enlivened by the
either playing of Gretta Schmidt, who
has just returned from school in Wash
ington, D. C. At midnight the hear'y
German lunch, or rather dinner, was
served.
Those present were: Miss Gertrude
Schmidt. Carl Berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Kar;
Burgostein, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Mathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mueller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Bettner, M.
and Mrs. Gus Hermann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Myer,
! Professor and Mrs. Kochener, Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Rodenbeck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Beck. Carl Schmidt, Miss Minnie
Stein, Miss Mueller. Miss Lucille Bittner,