The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-02
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Bozeman, Nov. 2.-The monthly meet
ing of the Montana Society Of Natural
Science was held in the parlors of the
Bozeman hotel Thursday evening. The
meeting was largely attended by the
members of the society. as we'll as num-
Der of college students. The first part
of the session was devoted to business.
Officers were elected for the ensuing year
as follows:
President-Dr. ]. A. Henshall.
First vice president-Peter Koch.
Second vice president-James Reid.
Secretary and treasurer-Mrs. F. e.
Marshall.
DR.. Henshall appointed Professors
Thaler and Gill as program committee.
and the names of Neil Clark and Pro-
lessor Thaler were added to the list of
members. At the conclusion Of business
Professor Gill gave an interesting talk
on the engineers slide rule, which he IL
lustElted with a large model. The next
meeting Of the society will be held the
third Thursday in November, instead Of
the fourth, so as not to interfere with
Thanksgiving plans.
Saturday afternoon Mesdames Kenyon,
Pierce, Pease and Mills gave the second
of two enjoyable afternoons at the home
of Mrs. Kenyon. Babcock street and
Third avenue. The spacious home was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with plants and cut flowers, and pre-
sented an inviting appearance. On en-
tering, the guests were served with a cup
of delicious shrub, and after greeting
the hostesses passed on to the dining
room, where the table was tastefully set
with glass and china and decorated with
flowers. The refreshments were served
by several young girls in dainty white
dresses. During the afternoon toasts,
reading and music were enjoyed, and at
the close Of the delightful entertainment
the guests who remained sang "Auld
Lang Syne."
Miss Winnifred Kinney gave concert
at the Presbyterian church Friday, that
was treat to music lovers. The selec-
tions were excellent and the audience
was a very pleased one. The program
was as follows:
might Sinks on the Wave" ..... Smart
Treble Clef Club.
Were Prince Egyptian. Chadwick
Professor Currier.
"Air de Ballet" No. 1........ .Chaminade
Miss Stanton.
Waltz song, from Romeo and Juliet"
Miss Kinney.
1.-THE Crimson Glow. Root
Mrs. Wilson. '--+- ~
PART II.
(a) "No more. Henschel
(b) can Open Secret. .Woodman
: Miss Kinney. #t' 8}'l I;G
-
Mr.. Robert Chisholm.
Violin Obllgato.... 49,. 10000 $4,000
Mr.. Perry Chisholm.
(a "Greeting".. .HaW1ey
(b) "A Drop o'1Dew". .Hawley
Mrs. Wilson.
"Silver Spring.. ..... ......... Mason
Miss Parkins.
1.-THE Cadiz Maids. .Delibes
Miss Kinney.
A number Of the younger members Of
society gave Halloween dance at the
Maxey hall Thursday evening. The
music was excellent and the young peo-
pie thoroughly enjoyed themselves for
several hours on the "spooky" night. i
An enjoyable social was given at the
Christian church by the young people |
Friday evening. The church was we'll |
filled, and the following program was
we'll rendered and much appreciated: |
Music, C. c. orchestra: recitation, Miss !
Poca Cockrill; solo, Noah Stiff; recita- |
ton, Miss Jacobs: solo, Miss Stringheld
recitation, Willard McHargue: duet, |
mandolin and guitar, Mr.. Owenhouse and
Mr.. Peterson: recitation, A. M. Bran |
denburg. After the program was closed
the young people as we'll as number of
the older ones repaired to the base |
ment of the church. where they enjoyed |
games of various kinds, including car
rooms, crokinole, and SO on.
Members of the intermediate league of
the First M. E. church gave an orange !
festival at the church Friday evening, |
which proved to be quite a success. The |
young people served oranges, ice cream, |
cake and other delicacies and as the |
event was well attended added quite an
amount to the treasury fund. |
The funeral Of the late Mrs. A. A. |
Spaulding took place at Salesville Fri |
day afternoon. Mrs. Spaulding died at |