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

and to dancing and music. AT late
hour the delicious refreshments brought
by the surprisers were served in the din
ing room. Soon after the surprisers
went home. Miss Nyea received some
very pretty gifts, among them an up-to-
date~graphophone. She will leave soon
for the east, where she will enter
school in Washington. She was to nave
gone in septezber, but was delayed oy
illness. In the party were Misses Jennie
Sullivan. Matte White, Rosie Maloney,
Jessie Trent, Mary Donovan, Babe Jes-
sup. Nyea Thurney. Bessie Thurney,
Kate Mudgett, Olive Greene, Masters JED
Thurney. George White, Harry OBrien'
Clint Harry, Frank Lloyd, Yates Dun
nett. Peter Davis, Will Wright, Archie
Mcdonald and Kent Martin.
One Of the most delightful little social
and work clubs of the city is the Needle
craft club which numbers just IA ana as
soon as there is a vacancy there are
MANY anplications for the vacant seat.
The club has been in existence nearly
eight wears, the originator being Mrs. D.
p Rei1ns. who has since died. In the
summer the club enjoys plcnlcs ana
outdoor lows the work commencing only
in the winter time if one can call the
beautiful work they do work. Inc most
esses entertain alphabetically ana eacn
member is a past mistress of the art OF
entertaining. Mrs. Seville was elected
nresident on Thursday afternoon; MRS.
A. H. Jones, vice president; Mrs. LOUIS
p Rest. SECRETARY and treasurer; MRS.
H. P. Heidrick, reporter. After the elec-
+;on dainty refreshments We're served.
No guests were present, only the mem
hers. Mrs. A. H. Jones, Mrs. II. r.
He,drick. Mrs. Henry Muller. Mrs. d.
w. Tilton. Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. J. w.
Gunn. Mrs C. P. Connolly. Mrs. Fish.
Mrs. Seville, Mrs. Charles E. Williams.
That captivating bunch of beauty
known as the C. w. L. s. club, or the
Owls. last Thursday evening were en-
tertained at the performance OF The
ROYAL Box played by the Neill COM
pany by Capt. Decay Stivers, the girls
being chaperoned as usual by Mrs. A.
r. Morgan and Mrs. M. M. Miller After
tha performance the Owls. chaperones
and entertainer with several others
went to the Morgan home where de-
lictous supper was served. Tn the party
were: Mrs. A. T. Morgan, Mrs. M. NJ.
Miller Misses Edith Bickford, Margaret
Scallon, Helen McKechnie, Ann Lowery.
Miss Lowery, Leila Russell. Daisy Daw-
son. Elsa Russell. Ellis Richards. Theo
Russell, Margaret Hanson. the Misses
Sanders.
A delightful little party met at the
office of DR.. w. H. Winters Of the Owsley
block last Tuesday. Only gentlemen were
present. It was a musical affair entirely.
and after the excellent program was CON-
cluded refreshments were served. DIR.
Rinkell gave some fine vocal selections.
The Owsley Block Mandolin and Guitar
club contributed to the pleasure of the
evening. This club is composed of Ben
weinburs, Mat Bellew. DR.. Rinkell.
John Corrette and Rupert Gilbert.
A Deer Lodge paper printed the fol-
lowing, which was sent to friends of
Mrs Gieson in Butte. as only a line
notice of the marriage was printed here:
A marriage license was issued in Butte
last Thursday to Louis A. Grand Pre-. of
Race Track, and Mrs. Theresa Muller
Gieson, of Butte. We suppose our friend.
Grand Pre-, and his chosen life partner
have been married and are now in the
enjoyment of the happiness the union
should bring. At least we hope so, and
our blessing is added together with that
of many. other friends of the Cottonwood
sapphire king, who will be surprised at
his forsaking bachelordom. Later-Since