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A CHURCH FAIR.

The ladies' aid society of the South
Futte Presbyterian church held their
annual fair few days ago.The highest
ambition of the ladies was to raise on.
hundred dollars to free them from all
liabilities during the present year. But
success awaited them on ever hand
Every booth was we'll patronized by a
very large number of friends and WIS.,
i,ors Especially by the young men.
who dug deep down in their pockets and
spent until they had no more money to
spend. The apple tree under the care
of Mrs Granting and Mrs. Johnson
was quite new idea. Each apple was
sold for one dime and was numbered So
that a present was numbered accord
ing to the apple.
The refreshment stall or lunch counter
Gid a good business on Wednesday, but
on Thursday they served a hot dinner
| and as soon as it was known that the
| South Butte Presbyterian church was
tc serve hot dinner they came to this
| renowned feast from all parts of the
city. This department was presided
over by Mrs. SHREDDER and her commit
tee, assisted by her daughter and Miss
Grace Ashton. By the side of the lunch
| counter was small booth which had
cakes, pies. doughnuts and preserves t.
sell by Mrs. Fuller.
| The candy booth was u picture of a.
ancient orient la candy store, decor
ated with colored paper. Mrs. IL. Smell
and Miss Jessie Brainard did rushing
| business in all kinds of candy. popcorn
| and spice. Another new feature wa:
the soap bubble contest. where pipe:
were sold for five cents and as niue.
soap as you wanted.
The domestic booth made you fee
sleepy at once and desire to get under
the bright. beautiful, warm comforter
and to put your shoes or slippers int;
| the many shoe bags. This stall wa.
looked after by Mrs. Mulholland an,
| Mrs. E.ccles.
The fancy booth represented fairy
land, for it was hung around with al
kinds of most beautiful articles for or
| nament and usefulness. This was care
| for by Mrs. j. FummertOn and Mrs
| Bowman.
At the regular meeting of the Ladies
| Aid Society last Wednesday YER,
| large number gathered to learn the re-
| suits of the fair. They We're all mOs
highly delighted to find that the sun
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|ociefY Note Book.

DIR. Haviland entertained the Elks in
their hall on Main street last Thursday
sevening. There were a large number
present and a general good time was
bad.
The Butte Clerks Protective Union
No. II will give an entertainment and
banquet at the Auditorium next Monday.
evening. Dancing will be INDUCED in
after the banquet.
DR.. Louis Schwartz gave a theater
rarty last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. l. D. Freund entertained inform
ally at cards last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. VIII Word gave luncheon la st
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Mae
Word. of Helena.
Harmony lodge, Daughters of Rebe
kah, gave card party at Ridgeley hall
Thursday night. About 125 We're present
and pleasant evening was spent. Re
freshmentS We're served.
Mrs. Jack Noyes entertained inform
ally at cards at her home on North Wy
| oming street last Monday night.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

South Butte Presbyterian church:
On Sunday morning at II o'clock the
pastor will preach on "A Startling Ex-
clamation.' At 1915. Sunday school,
Mr.. c. Carroll. superintendent; Mr.. F..
Gilbert, assistant superintedent. Glasses
for all ages and sizes Christian en-
dcavor at $50 led by Mr.. Matthew Trud-
geon, Religious Barrenness.
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. f. Tonge
at 40 p. M, subject. Carrie and Her
Little Hatchet. "A Sketch of the life,
work and labors of Mrs. Carrie Nation
At this service the choir will render
special music, and a solo will be sung by
Master Frederick Flanagan. Tuesday
night at 1870 prayer meeting led by the
pastor subject 1.-The Phantom Christ,
Matthew xiv, 26. Mr.. Frederick Ionge.
pastor; residence sos f.. First street,
rear of the church
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.

The South Butte Presbyterian Sun
day school held it's first parents day
last Sunday afternoon when the chill
dren rendered splendid programme
consisting of recitatons, dialogues, vo-
aal and instrumental solos, class songs
and also congregational singing. A
large number of scholars and teachers
and a reserved corps of teachers and Of
ficers We're present. Many of the par
ents of the children were present.
The pastor spoke on Take this Child
away and nurse it for me and
will pay thee thy wages" Mr.. Earl Gill
bert, assistant superintendent, reviewed
the lesson and Mr.. c. Carroll presided.
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GRATEFUL TO DEMOCRATS.
Mitchell, of Oregon, Needed Their Help
To Win.

Portland Oregon, March 2.-Senator-
elect John S. Mitchell, who will leave to-
day for Washington. d. c., was given
reception last night at the Commercial
club. In brief address he said:
Il am a republican, as you all know
in politics. but | dare to say and | don
care who knows it. that | owe much to
the democrats. and | go to Washington
to represent, so far as l am able. the
whole people of the state irrespective
of party"
Speaking of the Nicaragua canal, he
said:
1.-The published statement that | am OPP
posed to the Nicaragua canal is false. /
have always been in favor of the canal,
have worked for it in the senate ana
shall continue to do all in my power to
bring about its construction.
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%ounS People BotOx.

Miss jeanette Gillie gave a bowling
party at the Thornton alleys this MORN
ing in honor of Henry Howell, who
leaves for home in Missoula next week.
After firing of the game the young
people repaired to the home of Mrs
Gillie on West Broadway where an ex-
cellent lunch was served. Miss Gillie's
guests We're Henry Howell, Miss Majorie
Forbis, Miss Nan Vivian, Miss Lillian
Vivian, Miss Carrie Lowry, Miss Halle
Boucher Miss Drea tombstone, Miss
Julia Horgan, Miss Helen Pyle, Miss
Dollie Smith, Miss Marie Wells, Miss
Laura Harwood, George Fair. Hal John
stone. Clark tombstone, France Russell
Carol Pyle, Harry Lindley, Edgar Wild
A. J. Davis, jr.
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- A. CLASS SOCIAL.

On Saturday afternoon Miss Annie
Moses gave a class social to her class III
the South Butte Presbyterian church.
Those favored with an invitation were
Sarah Heyman, Maude Charlton, Maud
Hartwell, Alma Clark. Amanda Binder.
Pride Flanagan. Lille Graham, Marie
Carroll Aim Mackenzie. Miriam Cob
ban, Johanna Nayse, Lena Flanagan
1latthie Bowman, Susie Mckenzie. Nio-
let Rheims, Louise Banner. After very
nice time which was immensely enjoyed
by all, pretty refreshments were served
and children went home more devoted
and attached to their teacher than ever
before.
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1T Crysfal~prsngs.

A merry party drove to Crystal
Springs last Saturday night and pleas
s.ntly spent several hours at that resort
The ladies and gentlemen making up
the party We're: H. A. GallWey and Wife
w. H. Haviland and wife, j. Il. Sidley
and wife, Thomas Kilgallan and wife,
Thomas Bryant and wife, John Berkin
and wife, Dan Tewey and wife, III. o.
German and lady, NJ. Jennings and wife.
w. H. COchrane and wife. George See,
wife and daughter, Fred Paige and
lady, Marco Medin and lady, Con Kelley
and lady, H. f. Rafferty, and lady, Jack
Eammell and lady, H. w. Rodgers and
lady. John N. Kirk and wife, c. P. Con
molly and wife. w. A. Larkin and wife
T. E. Fitzgerald and wife, Thomas Reed
| end lady, J. j. Lavelle and lady.
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PerScnoL.

Mr. Mansam and Mr.. Templeman have
gone to Hunters Springs. Mr.. Temples
man makes the trip on account of his
health
Steve Raymond of San Francisco was
IN Butte during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Heinze have gone
to Helena.
Miss Mae Word of Helena is visiting
her sister-.n-law, Mrs. Will Word. in
Butte
Mr.. and Mrs w. Nice. White expect
to leave for Arkansas Hot Springs in a
few days.
Mrs. Charles W. Clark has returned
from Helena.
Mrs. Frank Shaw and Miss Mabel
Foster will leave for a sx-weeks' trip
! to San Francisco and Los Angeles next
Tuesday.
VIII A. Clark, Jr will leave for Calf
forrta within few days.
Mrs. NJ r. Torpey has returned from
Livingston, where She has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. r. M. Cavanaugh. The
later accompanied Mrs Torpey to Butte
/ and will spend two weeks here.
James d. Legs returned last Thursday
from New York after an absence of
! about four years.
Mrs. Harry l.. Rogers left for Spo-
! -N,'N
| few weeks in town.
Miss Annie Brooks returned last Sat
/ urday after a pleasant visit in Helena.
| Mrs. Charles Copenharve left for Key
| port, N. j.. last Tuesday to attend the
funeral of her mother Mrs. James w.
Schultz, who died in that city last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Bates and son left
for a visit to Portland, Ore. last Thurs
day.
w. w. Wishon and +. T. Mcbride left
for New York last Tuesday.
| Mrs. Clara Rumiey left for Los An
| geles last Tuesday
Mrs. Swinburn, wife OF the cashier of
| the Daily bank, left for Chicago Wednes-
| day night.
Mrs. j. u. Fudge and daughter left for
Indianapolis last Wednesday evening.
| Mrs. Harry Simons left for Chicago
| Wednesday night.
| j. d. Wilton and wife and d. D. Mar
| tin left for Chatham, Ont, on Tuesday
nieht.
John O'Rourke, proprietor of the Red
Boot Shoe company. accompanied by his
wife and family. left for San Francisco
last Tuesday nj gilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rideout left for
Los Angeles hast Tuesday.
MIS-. w. r.. AODDdn le1t LOT AlltiHcdp>
oils Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Fitzgerald left fol
Spokane Monday night.
w. Fl. Searles left for st. Paul las
Monday night.
Rev. Father Desiere visited Helena
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Main of 500 South
Main street gave dinner on Thursday
last in honor of Mrs. Tom Flavin, who
has just returned from New York, and
Mr.. Mattock of Chicago. Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Flavn. MI
Mattlock, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Mr.. and
Mrs. Dierks. Mr. and Mrs. Price, DR.
and Mrs. Donaldson and Miss Sheba
Storms.
Mrs Edgar Pinkston entertained the
Mutual Whist club at her home, 42t
West Aluminium street, Thursday after
noon. The game was played with muci
zest. The first prize was won by Mrs
A. J. Lewis the second by the hostess
and the BOBBY went to Miss Katie Elem
ing. Delicious refreshments Were
served. Those present We're: Mrs. S
Bishop. Mrs. j. Curran, Mrs. J. B. Furey
Mrs. r. W. Farmer, Mrs d. Hastings
Miss Katie Fleming, Mrs. a. J. Lewis
Mrs G. p. Mennie. Mrs. T.. Pnkston
Mrs r. Thretaway, Mrs. +. Walker
Mrs. j. Shiller.
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were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kyd, Mr.. and Mrs j. G..
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Haus-
With. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thierman, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Hauswirth, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Hauswirth, Mrs. Kate Poad, Mrs. Mary
Boast, Miss Rita HausWirth, Miss Lizzie
Lineman, Miss b. Engle, Miss Emma
Matteson, Mrs. Anna Crowley, Miss
Anna Crowley, Miss Anna Thierman
MIR. Alexander, Mr.. Charles joyce, Mr.
Winterhalter, Mr.. Vroom, Mr.. Elder
ALBERT and Charles Hauswirth, Louis
s0hertres p. w. Padden, Dan Mack
sThe young couple received many pres
ehts, among them being the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Evans. cut glass
LO,ive dish; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Vroom
ia cut glass water bottle; Mr.. and Mrs
n. G. VroOm, cut glass bon bon dish:
T. Winterhalter. a clock; Mr.. and Mrs.
EKyd, berry spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hauswirth, a berry spoon; Mr.. and Mrs
8. Hauswirth, rug; Mr.. and Mrs. IT.
EausWirth, statuettes: Miss Rita Haus-
Eirth, powder bottle Mr.. and Mrs.
Thierman, berry set; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Broughton, wine set; Mr.. and Mrs. f.,
Rogers, silver syrup pitcher; MIR. and
Mrs j. Robertson. table cloth and mao
kins: Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Poad rug:
f. e. Garden. dolly; Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
CURE. rose jar; Miss B. Engle fancy
plate; Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Waddeu of
| Anaconda. a beautifully embroidere5
lunch cloth; Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
| Ruente of Anaconda, a cut glass pickle
Dish; Miss Anna Thierman, an EN-
| broidered lunch cloth: Mrs Mary Boa
i a cheese spoon; p. w. Padden and +,
| Matteson, a set of tea spoons and mill
stary clock.
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Hidden Cities.

Mrs J. X. Macdonald and Mrs. Bar
lser gave party last Tuesday in honor
of Mrs. Hiram Knowles of Missoula.
A new game known as Hidden Cities"
was introduced and was thoroughly en-
joyed by the ladies. The first prize.
II hand painted picture by Mrs. Barker,
was won by Mrs. J. E. Richards: the
consolation prize. bunch of violets. was
won by Mrs. H. w. Young, ana :le
guests prize, a handsome water-color.
was presented to Mrs. Knowles. Re
freshments We're served
The guests were Mrs. Hiram KnowleA
Mrs. Russell, Mrs. FOrbis Mrs. Patton.
Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Young. Mrs. Rick
ards. Mrs. Macarthur, Mrs. Douglass
Mrs. Haydn, Mrs. Busch, Mrs. Blair
Mrs Emerson, Mrs. Gillie, Mrs. Epping
Mrs. Sharp.
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Crave, second. Elegant refreshments
were served and all voted Mrs. Melcher
a charming hostess
Those present were Mrs. w. f. Noyes,
Mrs r. Crave, Mrs. c. C. Willis, Mrs.
E, Morrison, Mrs. w. Bowman, Mrs.
r. F. Hopper Mrs. A. B. Elliott, Mrs
j. II. Gilbert, Mrs. S. NJ. Nixon, Mrs.
N. GenereuX, Mrs. D. j. Charles, Mrs.
Sewel Davis, Mrs. S. Buckles, Mrs.
Leonard Erick, Mrs. r. Williams, Mrs.
Farnam, Mrs Greene, Miss Elred, Mrs.
G. Grass, Mrs. Melcher.
The club will be entertained at its
next meeting by Mrs. d. J. Cha cles.
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.NeiGbborhood Whist Club.

One Of the most enjoyable parties
that the Neighborhood Whist club has
had was given by Mrs. Melcher last
Thursday afternoon. 1t was the close
of the first series and the games We're
holly contested. Owing to the fact that
ii was the last of the series, first
prize and consolation prize We're Civ
en-. They were won by Mrs. d. j.
Char'as. first. and Mrs. A. 3. Elliott,
consolation. The guest prizes went to
Mrs. Farnum. first. and Mrs. L. Erick,
second. The club prizes were awarded
10 Mrs. w. F. NOyes, first, and Mrs. F..
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Che Ea6ies~oored.

Last Sunday evening the Ftaternal
Order of Eagles held their monthly So
cial in Miners Union hall, and it proved
to be one of the most enjoyable ever
held. Dancing was the order of the
evening. but this was livened up by
lmpromptu songs and Rotations. Re-
freshments were served with generous
hands. One of the features of the ev-
enlng was smashing scene by a
counterfeit Carrie Nation. Scenery rep
resenting a saloon was smashed by
Carrie" and it made a happy hit. A.
together the social was grand sue
cess,
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w. A. Clark Jr.. was born in Deer
Lodge in the year 1877. but spent the
greater portion of his minority in the city
OF Butte. He went to New York and pre-
pared for entrance into the Columbia
college but instead of entering that insti-
tuition he spent two years abroad. Re-
turning he entered the University of Vir
gnia and graduated with high honors
TWO years ago. One year later, shortly
after attaining his majority, he was adj
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-02
OIdS-RschoSason,

Peter Odds and Miss May Lee Rich
ardson We're united in marriage last Sat
urday night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Odds, 215 West Woolman
street. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John Hosking of the Centerville
NJ. E. church in the presence of a host
of friends of the contracting couple.
Miss Vincent was the bridesmaid and
II. F. Finlay was the best man. Miss
Tillie Odds and Miss Lolo Olds, the two
young nieces of the bridegroom acted
as flower girls. At the conclusion of the
ceremony bounteful supper was served
and w. II. kitto entertained the guests
with some excellent music. Mr.. and
Mrs Olds will keep house at Sc Virginia
street.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEANOR.

The Amy Smell Society of Christian
Endeavor of the South Butte Presby-
terrain church met at the home Of the
minister on Friday last. Many We're
present and written reports were read
and received from all departments of
work. The treasurer's report was eX-
ceedngly gratifying, showing a balance
of cash in hand of over $72 in the bank.
After the business was over a very en-
joyable time was enjoyed by all in gamea
and conversations and refreshments.
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mitted to practice law in the courts of
Montana and in the United States court.
Although he has been practicing but one
year he has already made a name and Il
record for himself. He is associated in
the law with Jesse B. Roote who was
formerly a partner of John 3. Welcome.
Mr. Clark is the son of one of the rich
est men in the country and has untold
wealth in his own name. He is thor
oughly western in his ideas and prefers
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-02
II Tuesday Musicale.

Last Tuesday afternoon Miss Char
lotte Best and her class gave musicale
which was attended by Mrs. Demary,
Mrs. Smith, Miss Smith, Miss Graves.
Miss VOronneau, Miss Thierman. Car
rol Dolman, Sam Mayer Mr.. Ll.deke.
Mr.. Hakins Max Kruger, Mr.. kittO.
Miss Best gives these musicales every
Tuesday afternoon and they are most
enjoyable affairs. Next Tuesday after
noon, however, it will be omitted on
account of the concert to be given on
that date by Miss Leonore Jackson.
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Barnes Tbeofer Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Barnes will
celebrate the first Anniversary of their
wedding tonight with a theater party
at Sousa's concert at the Grand Opera
house. At the conclusion of the show
a supper will be served in their par
lors at IS West Park street. The
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Mac
donald Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Barker,
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Terrence, Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald Gray.
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OFF FOR WASHINGTON.

New York March 2.-Vice-president
elect Roosevelt and his family will leave
OYSTER Bay for Washington today. The
preparations are all made Col. Roose-
Welt, Mrs Roosevelt and the children and
servants will start from home for the
depot Only a short stop will be made
in New York before the departure for
Washington, where the Roosevelt family
will be the guests of Lieut.. Commander
Cowles Mrs. Cowles is sister OF Col.
Roosevelt.
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NeiSbbor Club.

Mrs. r. r. Wallace entertained the
Neighhors' club Wednesday afternoon.
and The order of the day was efforts
on the part of the guests to shape an
elephant on black cloth with white
tape. The game was very amusing and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Re-.
freshments were served The first prize
was won by Mrs. Richards. 1t consist
ed of a pretty chocolate pitcher. The
second prize, a large china elephant
was won by Mrs. Knowlton. Those
present We're Mrs. Cannon. Mrs. Rick
ards. Mrs. Knowlton, Mrs. S. r. Graves,
Mrs Lober. Mrs. f. S. Wells, Mrs. F..
f. Curtis Miss Myrtle Cannon and
Miss Bessie Griffit tbs
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Groves-knipe.

Miss Clenmie f. Grover and Alphus
knipe were married on Washington's
birthday at the residence of Mrs. S.
Hauswirth. Rev. +. j. Groeneveld Off
eating. The bride was beautifully at
tired in creation of ashes of roses and
rose cOlored silk. The bridesmaids wore
pearl gray. The bridesmaids were Miss
Anna Thierman and Mrs. T.. MattesOn.
Ian Mack and p. w. Padden stood up
with the groom. Miss Lizzie Lineman
played the wedding march.
Those who witnessed the ceremony
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Che Regal Club.

A meeting of the Regal Mandolin and
Guitar club was held Tuesday evening
at the home of Miss Esther Mekeljohn,
on Alabama street. After a very en-
joyable musical programme had been
rendered, dainty refreshments We're
served by the hostess. Those present,
members and invited guests, were Mr..
and Mrs. D. Neikeljohn, Miss Christine
Breber, Miss Cora Featherly, Miss Alice
Price, Miss Esther Meikeljohn, Miss
Dorothy Eacjane, Miss Mae MacLane,
Abram Lewis, Sidney Lewis. z. K. Cox,
George w. Faust, H. H. Guthecie.
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Mrs. BLshop Surprised.

Last Wednesday evening a number of
friends of Mrs. Samuel Bishop pleas
antly surprised her at her home on
West Quartz street. Whist was the Or
der of the evening and prizes were Civ
en-. The first prize was captured by
Mrs. Dunks. 1t consisted of fire salad
dish. The second prize, pretty plate,
was won by Mrs. Bishop Refreshments
were served, and it was a late hour
when the guests departed. They were
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Busch Luncheon.

Mrs. Mary Busch entertained few
friends at luncheon Thursday afternoon.
Her guests We're Miss Mae Word of Hell
ena, Mrs. Lauzier, Mrs. c. w. Clark,
Miss Cullen of Spokane, Miss Young,
Miss Alexander Miss Pfouts, Miss Adah
Roberts, Miss Mabel Foster, Miss LIE
Beau, Miss Daisy Dawson.
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For Mrs. K MOBILES.

Mrs. Mary Sharp and Mrs. Eugene
Carroll gave a tea in Mrs. Carrolls
house on West Granite street yesterday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Hiram
Knowles. A pleasant afternoon was
spent. The guests were Mrs. Knowles,
Mrs. Blair, Mrs. j. S. Harris, Mrs. j.
Milne White, Mrs. ]. r. Russell, Mrs.
Charles w. Clark. Mrs. L. A. Ssley,
Mrs. ]. B. Wilcox, Mrs. John Moves,
Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. w. NJ. Bickford.
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Jones Tbeofer Party.

Howard Jones gave theater party
last Tuesday evening at the Grand
Opera house, the play presented being
the Founders. After the show the party
adjourned to Mrs. c. w. Clark's home
where supper was served Those
present were Miss Mae Word, Miss
Young, Miss LeBeau, Miss Roberts, Mr..
Blossom, Dr. Napton DR.. Renick.
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realized or taken in was nearer to 5000
than 800. This will relieve the church
from every particle of debt and liability
for one whole year. In a very short
time the parsonage will be paid for and
the property entirely free.
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to lead an active and useful life instead
of an idle one, such as his great wealth
would entitle him to Lead. He is ambi
tious to make a name for himself so that
people will respect and honor him for his
ability and not for his gold, He is full Of
vigorous young manhood and enjoys life
to the fullest extent. He is a business
man and owns and controls much valua-
bic property in the city. He, is progress
sive in his ideas and is ever willing to
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hensley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunks, Mr. and Mrs Wright, Mrs.
Crosse. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Fifer, Miss
Ethel Moore. Mr. Walker Mr.. Harry
Wright, Mr.. Ray Bishop and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bishop.
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NOTWITHSTANDING tn
\" fact that the Lenten season
is on there was much of in
- terest in society circles dur

ing the past week. Butte people i've
honestly and the season of repentance
and prayer is not as necessary here as
in many other cities. There We're no
large functions, of course, but there
We're many little affairs that make life
endurahle to society during Lent. Card
parties, Afternoon teas and luncheons and
theater parties have occupied the time
and there are number billed for the
coming week.