The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-25
~HE WEEK, owing entirely to the
bad weather, has been rather
devnid of social ex ,it emenf. Sew.

bad weather, has been rather
devoid of social excitement. Sew.
eral parties scheduled for Column
bia Gardens have been postponed until
pleasant weather. The Noyes dancing
party was the largest affair of the week.
The rain also put a damper on the
golfers.
The marriage of Will Clark and Mabel
Foster has been postponed until the 18th
of June, owing to the inability of Sem
ator Clark to be present on the 5th, the
date first set. or, rather it was the
second date, the first having been foe
the 18th.
Opera Of 1.-THE Gondoliers.'
Every one in society and musical cir
cles is looking forward with much in
terest to the grand production Of the
pretty, tuneful opera of THE Condo
liers.' 1t will be given at the Grant
opera house on the 9Th and 7th Of June,
under the auspices of the Young Ladies'
institute.
Miss Charlotte Best is arranging the
whole thing. Mrs. H. V. Loebinger is
seeing that it is properly staged. Ver-
non Matlack is directing the. choruses,
and Miss Irene Hammann is leader of
the orchestra. The majority Of the sing
ers, especially the girls, are pupils of
Miss Best.
Anything given under the auspices OF
the Y. L. I. is always success, but this
promises to eclipse any previous effort.
A look at the cast will show the lead
ing singers of Butte, in whose hands
nothing could be a failure.
The solos are full Of melody and the
choruses go with a swing and dash
truly inspiring. The dances to be given
will be something charming in that line.
The costumes from New York, it is said
will simply "beggar description" They
are all Of the Italian mode, which is so
picturesque and beautiful.
The cast Of principals is as follows:
Gianette ......Miss Charlotte Best
Casilda daughter of a duke) ..........
...... ......Miss Ida Scott
Duchess of PlaZa-Toro .......... .....
....Miss Mamie Finnegar
Tessa Mrs. Annie Healey
Floretta Miss Christine Brebner
Fiametta ..... ....... margaret Kitto
Nittoria 80. 49,. Miss Rose McDermitt
Chila ...... go. ........ Mrs. F. J. Brule
Kings foster mother Mrs. Porter Innes
Guiseppi-Palmeri ...... Sam Mayer
Don Alhambra del Bolero grand in
QulsitoO ...... 80. ......JuStin Butler
Luiz Gan attendanD .........Ivan Began
Marco Palmieri ...... ........ Will Argall
Gerarger 80. ........ Orville Nadeau
Duke of Plaza-Toro Ca grandee of
SPAIN ...... NJ. Howard Jones
Antonio .... ...... Mr.. Stevens
Tomasso :. -. ... 80. ....H D. Murray
Philippe ...... 49,. ......W. H. Gruwen
IobascG ..........C. G. Dolman
Danced in the House.
Mrs. Jack Moves issued invitations for
dancing party at Columbia Gardens
when the weather was fair. When Tues
day night arrived j: vas simply impos-
sible to go to the gardens, and all as
sembled at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs John Noyes. Rugs We're taken up
and the merry company danced until 4
O'Clock in the morning. At midnight re-
freshments were served at Mrs. Jack
Noyes' residence, which adjoins that of
Mrs John Noyes.
The guests who enjoyed the dance
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Kirkman, Mrs. Bruce Kirk
man, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Turner Mr..
and Mrs. n. c. Ballinger, Mr. and Mrs
Godfrey Lauzer. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tuohy Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Cotter, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. K. Hes,et. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hol-
brook, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll, Mr..
and Mrs. Creamer Mr.. and Mrs. Rock
wood Dr. and Mrs I. D. Freund, Mrs.
Frank Shaw, Mrs. Wynne, Mrs. Lau-
renee Harris, Mrs. MacGinniss, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Sisley, Misses Adah Roberts,
Belle lie Beau, Mabel Foster, Hattie
Young, Walker, MacGinniss and Thirlo-
way; Messrs. F. A. Heinze, John Mac
Ginniss. Dr.. 'ienick, Brownlee, lie Beau
George C!; -. Will A. Clark, Jr., Ivan
Began, r lach, Mcleod, Templeman