The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24

| HOOt, Mrs. RuSSeI, misses HuSSel, the
Misses Horgan, Mrs. Silverman. Mrs.
Shield. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Shores Mrs.
Smith, Miss strasburger, Mrs. Trainor.
Mrs. Wilson.
A Brilliant Function.
Mrs. Carlton H. Hand gave reception
Thursday afternoon from 3 to s in honor
of her sister. Miss Zannette Williams
Potter of San Jose. Cal. which was quite
the most brilliant function of the week.
The Hand home, s21 West Broadway,
was charmingly decorated with cut
flowers. palms and potted plants. and
presented beautiful scene when the
many society women exquisitely gowned.
has assembled. Guests were constantly
arriving and departing, and it was at all
| times scene of animation.
! A stringed orchestra concealed from
sight added much to the pleasure of the
guests by their varied selections. In
the reception hall the Misses Morgan
served delicious punch, while the Misses
Lowry served in the dining room.
In the. receiving line, In addition to
Mrs. Hand and Miss Potter. were Mrs.
r. NJ. Hodgens. Mrs. D. ]. Huneke and
Mrs. John E. Gillie. The receiving was
no sinecure, for all fashionable Butte
awaited itself of the opportunity of meet
ing Miss Potter.
The invited guests were: Mesdames T.
NJ. Hodgens, J. o. Hodgens, Andrew J.
Davis, John e. Davis, Irons, John Gillie,
A. J. Huneke. Emerson. Joseph Vivian,
Piatt, Sam tombstone. F. A. Smith, Robt.
Turner, Smith, Walter Lewis, Chess, A.
T. Morgan, Epping, Crosby, G. S. Batter
man, J. e. Richards, Carter Curtis. Z.
lC. Atwater, w. o. Speer. w. ]. Dierks,
Hammond, Mary Busch, ]. ]. McHat-
ton, Booth. Newbro, J. X. Clark. Rock
wood, Frank Shaw. George e. Moul-
throp, Trull, Haines, Wines, Gallagher
Meach, Dygert, Dawson, Joe Dawson, J.
Foster, Terrell, Fred Terrell. Godfrey
Lauzier. Thomas Lavell. John Moves,
White, A. H. Whitcher. William Tuohy,
IF. p. Holbrook, Lulu Largely. McCrm-
mon, Donald Campbell, H. o. Wilson. j.
w. Long, J. T. Murray, I. d. Freund,
lPfouts, Eugene Carroll. A. c. Leggat.
". X. Heslet, A. G. Bellinger, w. w.
Dixon, H. I. Wilson, L. A. Sisley, Prem
Itice, Dugan, Lane Scbropshire. Carroll,
Sharp, Ruth Leggat, Calkins, Young.
IPaxson, Charles Schatzlein, Trerise,
Reid. Whitford, Glasser Patterson, Gill
Ilifln, Davidson, Buol Wilcox, Alexander,
Bacorn, A. H. Jones, H. N. Turner, G.
IP. brennan, Braddock. Lamson, e. g..
IGallogly, Hight Lindsay, p. J. Brophy.
IL. A. Canty, ]. H. Lynch, Tallant, Fay
Iette Harrington, Lowry, James Forbis,
John Forbis F. E. Corbett, Thornton, J..
IL. Russell, w. B. Hamilton, J. r. Reid,
Mcbride, Reuger, r. H. Pearce, Pingel,
IKunkle. F. w. Blackford. Lloyd, Tom i.
Moore, O'Connor. D. ]. Hennessy, Baker,
Barker, Ryan, Shores Ignatius Dom
Hnelly, c. n. Leonard. Crowley, McDon-
laid, Pyle and w. H. Fenton.
Miss Frances Thornton, the Misses
lLowrey, the Misses Russell, Miss Ba-
corn, Miss Green, Miss Daisy Dawson,
Miss Lola Emery, the Misses Pfouts,
Miss Leggat, Miss Hattie Young, the
Misses Horgan, Miss Barker, Miss Ellis
Richards, the Misses Irens, Miss Shores
miss Lloyd, Miss Hall and Miss Belle
LeBeau.
Clark misunderstanding Cards.
Mrs. J. X. Clark and Mrs. Fayette
Harrington united in giving one of the
prettiest affairs of the week, Mrs
Clark entertaining at breakfast We'd
nesday noon and the guests going across
to Mrs. Harrington's for the card
1 games.
: The affair was given for Mrs. Torn
|, ton, breakfast at 1880, and the tables
We're very artistic. In the center was
q sweet peas massed, with the feathery
8 gypsopheMa surrounding and inter.
J. mingling like white halo. On each
4 side Of the center piece were cut glas:
: vases holding clusters of sweet peas
:. the vases being tied with satin ribbon!
. of lavender. At each cover was lovely
= boquet of flowers. tied with lavender
= ribbon.
:. After breakfast the guests played
:, sixty-three at the Harrington residence
The decorations were very handsome
pink and white and green. the flower
y used being asters, the nantes banke'
Is with them.
- Mrs. James Forbis won the first prize
A. a pair of bronze candlesticks. Mrs. Mar
J. garet Cunningham won the secon'
8. prize, a handsome picture of an 1tal
n, ian girl, suitably framed. At the con
{. clusion of the games, luncheon wa
served.
G. Those present were: Mesdames j.
es Clark, Carol, Sharp, Margaret Gun
e, ningham, Troutman, Thornton, job
Noyes. Lloyd, James Forbas. l. L
Freund, Tilton. Charles r. Leonard
Mary Busch, Ruth Leggatt, Reed, ia
AAte Harrington, ]. r. Russell, Thoma
Lavell.
Mt
e. Grand Masonic Ball.
of Thursday evening the members Q
ly Ruth Chapter, Order of the Easter
e. Star, will give grand ball at Colum
bia Gardens which promises to be tn
most brilliant event of the week.
Competent committees have the affai
in hand and only friends of Masons an
~ Masons themselves have been above
70 to purchase tickets. They will have
~ flower booth, a Rebekah at the wei
ID candy booth. telegraph booth and man
u, other novelties.
- Bergstrom's orchestra will furnis
~, the music and everyone knows what