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

several young ladies' assisted IN serving.
Mrs. Benepe and Mrs. Martin presided
at the dining table and served tee cream
and coffee. The dining room was es-
peclally pretty, the decorations being In
white and yellow. the delicious refresh-
ments also carrying out the same color
scheme.
One hundred ladies gathered as the
guests of Mrs. Thomas Lewis at her
home on West Main street Tuesday in
answer to invitations for an afternoon"
The amusement provided for the enter
tainment Of the ladies' was "A Musical
Romance" Each lady was provided with
a card and pencil. the card containing n
list of the questions to be answered by
the names Of different songs. When all
were correctly answered it told a pretty
little story. Mrs. Robert Shaw was the
winner of the first prize. pretty cup
and saucer. Mrs. w. w. Chisholm, hav-
ing the least number OF correct answers.
was presented with a pretty spoon as
consolation prize. Delicious refresh
ments. for which the Lewis home is just
pleasant event.
Mrs. Thomas Lewis entertained very
pleasantly at her home on West Main
tertainment Of the afternoon consisted Of
a series of games of six handed eucher
which took up the greater part Of the
time. Miss NJ. A. Cantwell proved her.
self the most adept at the game and won
the souvenir provided for the lucky play
err. a very pretty graduated cup in a
leather case airs. Luce won the BOBBY,
souvenir spoon. At the conclusion of
the game and after the award Of prizes
a luncheon consisting of many choice
delicacies was served by the hostess to
her guests. of whom there were about 40.
Miss Carrie Gardner and Miss Brewer
entertained the Junior class of the coll
lege at the home Of Miss Gardner on
Grand avenue, south, Friday evening.
The event was in the nature of a Maud
Muller party as each guest was asked
to bring rake. The garden implements
were used to rake up the fallen leaves
from the lawn which, when a large pile
was collected. We're lighted and formed
a fine bonfire which furnished light as
we'll as heat. Marshmallows. chestnuts
and other good things were roasted by
the fire and every one pronounced the
evening a great success.
At the close of the business session of
the Eastern Star Monday evening a So
cial session was held complimentary to
Mrs. j. c. Van Akin. who leaves soon for
the east to spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Van Akin has filled the
Office of Worthy Matron Of the local
lodge for several months with credit to
herself and the order. she was present.
ed with a society pin Monday evening.
Mrs. w. H. Tracy making a very appro-
pirate presentation speech. There was a
large attendance of the members of the
order as well as Of the Masons to whom
a very nice luncheon was served.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
past week was the recital given at the
state college Friday evening. Miss Cal
vim and her assistant, Miss Stanton, and
their pupils as well, have won enviable
regulations so that their entertainments
are always looked forward to by the
many music lovers Of the city. Friday
evenings program was as follows:
Symphony No. 1....................M Mozart
Miss Gertrude Moore, Carrie Gardner,
. Janet Van Allen, Edith Brown.
The Merry Skater .Ztterbart
Miss Miriam Cooper.