The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-08

rOiSylu-lIl JUICES WClC NMl AOA6Cy
Murray, and Mr.. H. Ciement-the critic,
Mrs. Ross. After the debate and the
verdict by the judges Miss E. Little read
a short HISTORY Of the life of Mr.. w.
Carleton the poet, after which Miss
Alma Galloway recited in character "The
New Church Organ" and Mrs. F. Tonge
read 1.-THE Travelled Parson."
The debate ended in a result for the
negative. The next debate will be held in
ethennNLk;t-G hereZ ere'sW i(n'th cmm
the church on Thursday evening, June
20th at p. M, and the subject will be,
rs the World Growing Better" six la
dies will take part in the debate, to be
followed by a short history of the life OF
Lord Macauley, with q recitation by
Jessie Brainard. This is open to all resi-
dents within the South Butte precincts
and to those WHO apply for membership
through the membership committee.
An Informal Luncheon.
An informal luncheon was given by
Mrs. Cunningham Wednesday afternoon
at her home on West Park street. Her
guests were Mrs. Charles Carr, Mrs.
Frank Pierce, Mrs. Troutman, Miss
Roberts and DR.. Renick.
Wilson Card Party.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs H. l. wilson
entertained a party of friends at tne
Golf Club house. Covers were lald lot
fourteen and the menu was most elabo-
rate. The chief amusement of the after
noon was card playing and a pleasant
day was passed.
Weddings Of the Week
Miss Nellie Delaney, of st. Peters,
Mimi, was married to William Parker
of this city yesterday morning. Inc
ceremony was performed by rev. r. -.
Burgin at St. Paurs parsonage
Miss Maud L. Ashcroft, of Johnson,
Mo-. was married to John D. Knowlton
of this city Tuesday evening. The cere-
mony was performed at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. H. G. Newton,
119 West Iron street, Rev. j. E. Noft-
singer officiating. The young couple
have gone to housekeeping at SOS South
Main street.
Return Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoy entertained
few friends Monday evening at GAO West
Aluminium street. Dainty refreshments
were served Mrs. Hoy proved herself
a charming hostess. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinds Mr.. and Mrs. Muer,
Master Archie Muer, Mr.. J. A. Davies
MISS ALICE DdNACos XSAAoSSA O->A-
Davies and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoy.
Kaffee Kranzchen.
The members of the Kaffee Kranzchen
club spent a pleasant afternoon with
Mrs. c. C. Rueger Thursday at her
home in Walkerville. Games were
played, guessing contests principally
and then refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mrs. c. c. Reu-
ger, Mrs. Alfred Reuger, Mrs. w. o.
Speer. Mrs Newton, Mrs. Pingel, Mrs
Tower, Mrs. whitman.
LIE Jeudi Club.
The LIE Jeudi club met Thursday after
Noon Mt the residence of Mrs. Casey on
Dakota street. The usual amount OF
needle work was accomplished. Inc
hostess served an appetizing lunch and
the table was beautifully decorated with
lilacs and tulips. The members present
were: Mesdames Nellie Casey, M. j.
Halter, Marie Steinborn. Cloey Hamh-
ton. w. R.Riedel, w. F. Yeager, Lea
Dufresne, w. H. Carpenter, Nellie Null
yehill. The guests of honor were Mrs.
J. Vogle and Miss Alice Casey.
A Quiet Wedding.
very pretty and quiet wedding took
Mace at the home of Mr.. Tracy on south
wyoming street on Wednesday evening
last when Mr.. Hiram B. Tracy in the
nresence of a number of intimate friends
ana acouaintances said he took Orelia
avery to be his lawful welded wife for
| hetter or worse till death do them part.
Mr.. Hiram Tracy Is engaged IN the
western Lumber company and his wire
| one Of the popular officers OF the Salva>
tion Army training or rescue home on
West Copper street. The presents were
rumerous. nice and useful. Rev. Fred
/ er,ck Tonge of South Butte Presbyterian
church was the officiating minister. The
salvation Army will loose a good worker
| Int Mr.. Tracy will gain splendid WIFE
Will 60 to Portland.
nr Earl Johnson Of this city has just
returned from the state examination OF
| tho school Of dentists and has returned
| With the highest honors Of the class OF
this wear. DIR. Johnson was most highiy
/ recommended and congratulated ny tne
| nresident when he was called up to re-
! ceive the beautiful and handsome d.
| nloma from the hand of the president
This entities him to open up permanent
j " in any city Of the western states OF
| America. Many Of his friends are quite
anxious for him to open up in the city
Of Butte. where there Is great need OF
men Of such high. noble and sterling
character and manhood as DR.. Ear
JoAnsen, But it Is feared the city vii
not be able to hold him. having with his
SPLENDID wife Miss Rose Macaulay once
tasted the beautiful region Of Oregon
and resided for about year In th'
| ~ovri6cont citv of Portland. one of tn