The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-26

month. After the adjournment OF the
business session the members and visit
ors We're entertained by the folltwing::
Quartette, Misses Rand and Sampson,
Messrs. Richards and Rand; recitation,
Mr.. Hugo; duet. Miss Sampso Mr..
Rand; vocal solo. Miss Willard: recita-
ton. Mr.. Rand; harmonica and piano
trio, Miss MARCIA Garcia, Mr.. Murray
and DR.. Rinkle: recitation, Miss Lola
Platt, violin solo, Mr.. Wilcox; vocal So
10. Mr.. Henry Murray; banjo and har-
monica duet, Mr.. Murray and DR.. Ria
kle; mandolin solo, Will Polglase; oc-
taroon solo, DR.. Rinkle; piano solo, Mr..
Murray; mandolin solo, DR.. Rinkle; vo-
cal solo. Mrs. Fitz Butler. A dainty
lunch was then served and the remand
tr of the evening was spent in playing
games. Those present were: Mesdames
Ruth Burton, Fitz Butler, Lewis, Heagy,
Misses Sampson, Rand, Margie Garcia,
Nettie Garcia, Johnston, Polglase, Lau-
RE, Edwards, Platt, Dunston, Richards,
Zee. Earle, Clara Clark, Averman, See,
ollie Adams, Clements and Pierce.
Messrs. Harry Polglase, Parker Rand.
Richards, Hugo, Murray, Folliard, Mar
TIN. Spain, Dussault. Mcleod, Johnston.
Dell, Wilcox, Bender, Ed Polglase, Will
Polglase, Ramsey and DIR. Rinkle.
1t Is Miss Daisy DawsOn's turn to en-
tertain the o. w. L. s. club this after
noon and she is doing so by means of a
jolly bowling party at the Thornton.
The girls are having the jolliest kind of
time and as many are bowling ex-
perts the contests for supremacy are in
teresting. This evening they are going
In body to see Neill out on THE Lot
terry of Love-" Perhaps to get few
pointers. Their jolly young n,atrons,
Mrs NJ. M. Miller and Mrs. A. T. Nor
gan. will of course accompany them.
The members are: Chaperones Mes
danes M. NJ. Miller, A. T. Morgan. Miss
Edith Bickford, Miss Margaret Scallon,
Miss Helen McKechnie. Miss Ann Low
cry, Miss Lowery, Miss Leila Russell,
Miss Daisy Dawson. Miss Elsa Russell.
Miss Ellis Dawson, Miss Thee Russell,
Miss Margaret Hanson and the Misses
Sanders.
Grover G.. Hemingway entertained in
formally few friends on Wednesday
evening at his home on Anthony street.
One of the features of the evening was
progressive art which all entered with
lively spirit. Mr.. w. Walsh succeeded
in carrying off the honors. Progressive
whist was then INDUCED in and a close
contest ensued. At the close of the game
it was found that Miss NJ. Griffith and
Mr.. w. Walsh had Won the most points
and were awarded with beautiful prizes.
The consolation prizes fell to Miss Z.
Lucey and Mr.. D. Lucey. Dainty re-
freshments We're served to which all did
ample justice. All then had their for
tune told, which was very amusing,
after which all wendell their way home
declaring Mr. Hemingway a genial host,
hoping he would soon entertain again.
Those present were: Misses M. Griffith,
l.. Parshall, e. Lucey and c.. Geiger;
Messrs. Hess, Walsh. Allen, Lucey and
Hemingway.
The official board of the Trinity NJ. E.
church, gave the pastor pleasant sur
prise last Saturday evening in the lee.
ture room of the church. After spread
ing q banquet the treasurer OF the
church invited the pastor IN, q few ap-
proprfate songs were sung and speech
made by Mr.. C. F. Bellamy, and
splendid token Of respect handed the
pastor in yellow coin. At first the pas
tor. Rev. J. Hosking, said he thought
they had gotten the best of him, but at
the last he decided that he had the best
of it.
Last Sunday evening, OctOper ~, There
was a nice gathering at the home of Mr..
and Mrs, Pincuss on West Park street.
The evening was spent in music and card
playing.
The guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Pincuss. Mr.. and Mrs. Binnard, DR.. and
Mrs. Bernham, Mrs. Poldvitch, Miss Eu-
genia Poldvitch, Miss Esther Poldvitch,
Mrs. H. Weinburg. DR.. Rinckle, Mat
Billbow, Ben Weinburg, Rupert A. Gill
bert. Fine refreshments were served
during the evening and at late hour
all departed for their homes.
At the home of Miss Alma Trieumen.
on Central street last evening, merry
gathering listened to an excellent social
entertainment. The early part of the
evening was devoted to whist. and the
ga altering then resolved itself Into a
!. pleasant social party and heard with de-
light a superior program of vocal and
instrumental musical numbers and reel
,tations, Miss frankie DillOn's selections
on the violin evoked applause. and Miss
Courtney's singing and piano selections
were we'll received. Miss Alma Trieu-
men sang and played and a number OF
charming recitations were delivered.
Miss Brooks won the prize at whist.
SOCIETY NOTE BOOK.
Miss Rilla Serrett has issued invita-
tions for a progressive hearts party next
Monday evening.
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