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

Neill performance Saturday night. were
won by Miss Eda Newell. The con-
ISOLATION. basket Of Concord grapes,
was borne away in triumph by Mrs.
Walter Scott. During the evening
musical selections were given by Miss
Newell Miss Piper, Mrs. Darlington and
Mrs. Rush. Those who participated in
the good time were: NeaAemes George
Smith, Harry Henderson. Madeline Dor
rington, Hugh Rush, Olive Hall, M.
O'Neill, Newton White, James Grigg.
Louis Delaney, Joyce Hanson, David
Hilton, Mary Jones, Kate Leckie, H. p.
Terrell. G. Cornell. Will Mason. Misses
Eda Newell. Gertrude Piper Louie JET
ferries.
erville witnessed the production of 1.-THE
Royal Box at the new theater Thurs
day evening. afterwards going to the
Thornton hotel for supper. In the party
were Captain and Mrs. Goode, who en-
tertained, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Windem, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Pierce. Miss Babe Curtain,
Will Harrid.
One of the most pleasing socials given
this year by Lincoln Relief corps was
given on last Saturday evening in the
1. Q. G. T. hall. The first of the evening
was devoted to a brief business session.
After that the evening was devoted to
the old soldiers and the Spanish-Amer-
lean boys. Fine musical selections were
given by Mrs. Duncan, the corps pianist.
Mr.. Green, a Spanish soldier
gave most interesting talk, narrating
incidents from his embarking and arrival
in the Philippines to the war, and
through the war also. He was warmly
applauded, for his story was interesting
and he is an excellent talker. After his
talk refreshments were served and then
dancing was carried on for some time.
A delightful afternoon was spent on
last Tuesday by the friends of Mrs. L.
Waldrip. who surprised her at her home.
1925 West Mercury street. They came in
on her in the early hours Of the after
noon. and came and went until late
in the evening. A pleasant social time
was enjoyed. Light refreshments were
served. coffee. cake and sandwiches and
fruit of all kinds. It was Mrs. Waldrip's
birthday. and her friends brought her
many gifts. among them a handsome
rocker. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bence. Mrs. Claybourn. Mrs. Peats.
Mrs. Barker. Mrs. Owens. Major and
Mrs. Almon, Mr.. and Mrs. Bray, Mr..
Huston, Mrs. Pursis. Mrs. Kerr. Mrs,
Cunningham. Mrs. E. Frakes. Mrs ODER,
Mrs. J. H. Gilbert, Mrs. PAUL, Mrs.
Duncan. Mrs. Zimm, Mr.. and Mrs. Valid
rip, Master Wa.drip. E. Waldrip.
A pleasant afternoon was spent by the
members of the Mite society," composed of
musical and literary people. last We'd
nesday. They met for the first time with
Mrs. HI. S. Almon. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess. and a
general good time was enjoyed. It was
decided to meet next time with Mrs.
Edith Owens at her home near the race
track.
Those present Wednesday We're Mrs
E. Frakes. president: Mrs. Kerr, treas
urer; Mrs. Cunningham, vice president:
Mrs Edith Owens. secretary, and the
following members: Mrs. Barker. Mrs
Keats, Mrs. Claybourn, Mrs. Bray, Mrs.
=. H. Almon, Mrs. I. Waldrip.
The Nonpareil club held a business
and social session on Wednesday cve-
ming. The business transacted was the
arrangement Of a series of programs
musical and literary, to last the entire
winter. The members are divided into
two selections, which will render the pro-
grams alternatel. The club meets the
first and third Wednesdays of each