The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-21

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a pleasure to everyone present. It was
a Seton Thomas evening, and the score
CARDS and tallies were water color pic
| lures OF wild animals, reproductions Of
| those In the books of the artist. The
first prize. a work of Seton Thomas in
two volumes. went to Mrs. Walter Hoyt:
the second prize, a finely bound volume
| of wild Animals Have Known" was
| given to Judge Gray; the consolation
| prize. "A tale of Cottontale." was
| awarded to Will Thompson. The lone
| hand prize. handsome PLAGUE Of
Beauty and the Beast in Wedgewood,i
was won by Miss Ruby Tracy. The dec-I
| orations were very handsome through
out in pink, carnations and La France
roses being used lavishly. Supper was
served on the card table after the prizes
were awarded. The guests were: Judge
and Mrs. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII r..
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoyts
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned O'Connor Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nye, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Bowers. Mry
and Mrs. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Raleighx
Mr. and Mrs. La Motto, Mr.. and MrsS
Keith Howard, Miss Ruby Tracy, Miss
Ivy Weston, Messrs. T. J. Trask, Frank
Riley and Jasper Woodruff.
Mrs. Caroline Farnham is entertain
ing tonight a theater party, and after
the performance the guests will go to
a hotel for Dutch lunch. Her guests
will be: Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Llewelyn,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Farriss, Miss Maud
Tucker, Miss Pierce, Messrs. Charles
Horton, Louis Hastings DR.. Jennett.
Wednesday evening Miss Dimple
Woodruff entertained a few friends at
progressive whist at her apartments
in the Woods block in South Butte. The
first prize, a handsome cut glass vase,
went to Miss Gail Wright; the second,
pretty cake plate, to Miss Heartie
Kent, the consolation. jumping jack,
to Miss Trask. After the games were
over a dainty luncheon was enjoyed,
after which the guests departed. There
were % young ladies present in addition
to the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark entertained
a: the theater Monday evening to witness
the production of 1.-THE Burgomaster,"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams, Miss
futile. Miss LIE Beau, Mr.. Templeman
and Mr.. Mangan were in the party.
Judge and Mrs. Harvey gave a box
party at Sutton's Grand on Monday
evening to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nee. White,
Mrs. Jack Myers and Mr.. F. A. Heinze
Tuesday afternoon the A. B. c. club
met as usual, their hostess being Mrs.
F. Talbot in the Tuttle block. The
games were greatly enjoyed. The first
prize, beautiful cup and saucer was
won by Mrs. w. F. Noyes, and the Sec
ond, handsome olive dish, by Mrs j.
Reynolds. A tempting luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the games.
In attendance were: Mrs. w. F. Noyes,
Mrs. Willis, Mrs. J. H. Gilbert, Mrs.
Lamb, Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. Wright Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Straight, Mrs. Argall Mrs.
Corbett, Mrs. ]. Reynolds.
One of the jolliest affairs of the week
was the surprise stag party on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Gilbert, S27 West Quartz street, Mr..
Gilbert often gives stag parties while
his wife, who is vice president of the
West Side Shakespeare club attends that
club. This week he decided to be kind
and he gave the members, those whom he
could see, a tip on a good thing-to come
to his home after the club and they
would surprise stag party, consisting
of their own husbands. Many he did
not see and as he wanted to surprise his
wife, some of them We're not in on it.
After the club the lucky ones went to the
Gilbert home and such jolly "time of