The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-08

mer dresses, wool dresses, wrappers odd
skirts, odd waists, Jackets, overcoats,
mems suits, odd coats, odd vests, odd
underwear, aprons, children's
aprons, hats, bonnets, ribbons, fans,
umbrellas, canes, trunks,
valises, telescopes, dolls toys, neckties,
sun bonnets, dust caps. Miscellaneous
Sheet music, folio music. pens, inks,
books. magazines, periodicals, mucilage,
tablets. cologne, note paper, pencils,
bicycles. camera supplies, etc, etc.
Maccabees Ball Success.
Columbia Garden is the scene of
many annual balls but none this sea-
SON have been more successful than
that given by the Maccabe Tuesday
evening. The Maccabees We're assisted
by the Knights and Ladies of Labor.
Much disappointment was expressed
at the failure of the members to APP
pear in uniform.
The floor committee looked we'll to the
comfort of the guests and was composed
of the following: w. H. Hawn, DR.. J.
w. Gum, M. H. Quirk, Mesdames Marie
Steinborn, b. Gillick, Nettie Heyman,
Mary Italian. Kate Grey, Lydia Parlin. .
The grand march was led by w. H.:
Hawn and Mrs. Charles Bennett. At:
midnight fine supper was served after
which dancing was resumed and kept ups
until late hour. 5
Saturday Night Clubs High links. :
That women can have just as good al
time and give just as clever toasts as:
the men, was evidenced at Columbia;
Garden Monday evening when the Sat :
urday Night club enjoyed social ses-l
sion, which closed the year for them.
Miss Adelia Humphrey. the president
Of the club was the toastmistress and a
most efficient one. Responses to the
toasts were: "Our Guests" Mrs. w. J.
Christie and "The Men," Miss Charlotte
Cahoon; George E. Clark responded to
the toast 1.-The Ladies'"
Miss Humphreys also delivered her
farewell address at the banquet. There
We're covers for thirty-six and the menu
was all that it should have been.
Met With Mrs. Beck.
Mrs. Chris Beck entertained the men,
bers of the German club at her home on
the Anaconda road Monday evening.
The musical programme was most en-
Pertaining. Songs in the German
tongue, cornet solos, mandolin and gui-
tar solos, and piano duets delighted the
company.
The stein part of the programme was
enlivened by many toasts and the
health Of President Mckinley and the
Kaiser were drunk many times. The
supper was quite elaborate and 1t was
long after midnight when the last guest
departed.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Karl 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, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hermann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schmidt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Myer, Prof. and Mrs. Koch
ener. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rodenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Beck, Carl Schmidt,
Miss Minnie Stein, Miss Mueller. Miss
Lucille Bittner. Carl Beck, Harry Ber-
ger, Max Ethel, Jack ROdergir. Miss
Meta Schmidt and Miss Anna Stuyen.
Played Bridge Whist.
Bridge whist was played by the NJ. NJ.
club at their regular meeting Monday
evening, Mrs. Charles Case of $50 Utah
avenue being the hostess.
The residence was prettily decorated,
something against the rules of the club
but the hostess explained that the f1ow-
ers were sent to her from Salt Lake,
and she just had to use them. The
parlors were all in roses, pink, red and
white. The dining room was in sweet
peas of every hue, a perfect riot of col
orS.
The prizes were a set Of salad plates,
won by Mrs. Glare Copestick: hand
some chop plate won by Mrs. Eva Frey,
A china idol. the consolation prize, was
| awarded 10 Mrs. Eta Crimmons. When
| the prizes were given luncheon was
served.
The guests were: Mrs. John Barton,
Mrs. Thomas Holmes and Miss Petunia
| Morris.
The regular members present were
Mrs. Eva Frey, Mrs. Julia Cummins.
| Mrs. L. p. Lewis, Mrs. r. V. Valid. Mrs.
Glare Copestick, Mrs Kate Fritz, Mrs.
Mona McLever, Mrs. Charles Case. Mrs.
Jack Sullivan, Mrs. Richard Colville,
Mrs. Eta Crimmons. Mrs. Meta Voltz.
| Mrs. Lulu Peters, Mrs. Jennie Vollmer.
Mrs, H. P. Owens, Mrs. Vryde Drum
mon. Mrs. Kinnison Atkins.
Society Personals.
w. Nice. White has returned from a
visit to Madison county.
| General Charles S. Warren Is in the
| city from Spokane for few days.
! Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Newbro and daugh-
ter have returned from an extended visit
In California.
Judge and Mrs Mediation will return
| from California next week.
| Ergo A. Majors Of the University Of
California, Is spending his vacation with