The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-11

This week has been given over to the
art exhibit and society has visited it,
served on the committees and had
good tine. The only large affair was
the Batterman- Moulthrop reception
yesterday afternoon. There We're 4
number Of small affairs and informals.
For next week nothing has been an
nounced but the Entire Nous dance
Thursday evening at Renshaw hall. In
vitations are out for a number of card
parties and informals.
The Affair of the Week.
The most elaborate and successful
affair of the week was the reception
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
George E. Moulthrop and Mrs. c. S.
Batterman, at the home of the latter,
col South Washington
The residence was magnificently dec
Grated nothing more elaborate having
been seen this season. The parlors and
reception hall We're in lilacs, ferns and
emilax in grill work and the doorways
and nantes We're banked from floor to
ceiling. solid mass Of floral beauty.
The dining room was in American
Beauty roses and smilaX woven in
graceful design. The rear parlor was
in pink and green in elaborate design.
The whole color scheme was at once
novel and effective.
The hostess was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. John Gillie and Mrs. j. H.
Vivian. Mrs. Moultnrop wore pic
esQue gown of silk in blue and white
combinations. Mrs. Batterman was at
tired in gray crepe de chine. Mrs Wv
Wan was gowned in drab and white
zephyr poplin. Mrs. Gilie's gown was
of black silk net. Mrs. SHAW, a blue
gown trimmed in point lace.
The dining room was in charge of Mrs.
Frank Shaw assisted by the Misses
Wethey. Mabel Foster. Corrette. Dore
Shveley. The menu was most elabor-
ate and the service perfect
The colored string orchestra furnished
the music in their happiest style.
The invited guests were: Mesdames
E. W. shively, Saunders w. NJ. BicK,
ford, c. c. Thompson, G. E. Fair, Nc
Crackin, Sully. Prentice, Gus Smith
Denny, Husband, Fay Harrington, j. ]
Farrell, F. NJ. Farrell. c. N. Gosman, T
Hodgens, J. Hodgens, A. j. Shore, r. G
Young. j. a. Canty, Barker, Hall
Dugan, Daily. James Lynch, E. c. At
water, c. Pas.more. George Tower
Ritter ]. R. Wharton, Harper, A. H
Wethey. Lyman, Reed, Holmes. Hoge
j. M. White. Morley VIM. White, Wilde
Feurtado, Darch. West, Thompson
Orton, Fenton. Tallant. Alexander, A. H
Jones, A. N. Winchell, H. V. Winchell
Lauzier, Cotter, Kunkel. Lindsay, Raft
Emerson. Hand, ]. r. Russell, Will
Rueger, Vivian. Madison, Maury, Hayes
Newton, Speer, Moore, Weston, Cowar
4 oh 10, ToL
Chase PIERCE, Sinclare, Briggs, Dren
nan, Hunneke. Rockefeller Campbell
Word. Lewis, John Davis, A. j. Davis
McNevin, Harris McCrimmon, Christie
Weimscarry. j. Dawson, J. E. Dawson
Dygert, j. E. Thompson. Tilton, J. 4
Frazer, Pratt DR.. Harris, Root, Henr
Meuller, Irwin, C. M. Atkins, Carte
Trull.
Misses Daisy Dawson, Tilton, Lo]
Emery Wethey, Conyne, Any Shor
Maggie Corrette. Baldwin. Richard
Ellis, Foster Kate Hammond, Dor
ShiveleV.
Miss Reinhart's Debut.
The many friends of Miss Margar,
Reinhart, not only in Butte but through
out the state, especially in Dillon swhel
her parents reside. will be pleased
learn of her successful debut in Ne
York. 1t was made at Carnegie hall ar
thousands were in attendance.
Miss Reinhart comes of a musical fan
lily and is a niece of Mrs. D. A. Dickse
and Mrs. Fat Mullins of this city ar
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Reinha
Of Dillon. She is cousin Of Miss Agn
Holland, formerly of Butte, but now
Anaconda, who is well known mus,ci;
and both The girls are popular in But
society.
The New York papers were erthusiasi
over her piano playing. and devot
much space and many adjectives tryil
to do the subject justive. She is We
young, only 49, and a beauty of t
blonde type, and over this fact and h
exquisite costume the papers also wax
eloquent. When she returns to But
she will meet with an enthusiastic W.
come.
4 Pleasant Reception.
The members of the Chinese Bapt
mission gave another pleasant entert;ti
ment last Saturday evening. EesiG
their corps OF teachers, who are suppl
by the First Baptist church, there VIZ
present about fifty OF the Chinese. I
occasion was reception in honor
Wong Jun. who has just returned FRI
San Francisco with his bride, who Is
Christian woman and will do missi
work among her people. The program
consisted of music in English as "
as their native tongue. there being
number of selections in English, c
nese monograph. an address In c
aese by one Of their doctors. an addr