The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-07-04

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Miss Birdie Simington. who was i
nuite i'll for a few days, is out again. |
Miss Birdie is one Of Butte's most |
graceful young ladies and h always |
foremost in society circles.
Mrs. William .Birthright was on the
sick list last week. She has recov-
cred from her brief illness and is
able to be at her post at her com
mcdious hair dressing parlors on West
Broadway.
Mr.. James Collins has bonded and
leased the Lorin & Kalmer lode min
ing claim. This property is situated
in the Summit Valley mining district,
about two and a half miles north Of
Meaderville. II is said to be a very
valuable mining property. The owners
are Messrs Brown & Flagg of Home
stake, the Pagan estate, Misses Birdie
and Ella Simington and Mrs. r. p.
Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Willis enter
tanned q number of friends Tuesday
evening at their residence on Iowa
avenue. The evening was spent in
playing whist, after which refresh.
ments were served. Among those who
enjoyed the generous hospitality Of
Mr., and Mrs. Willis were: Mrs. Simp-
son Of Helena, Mrs. William Birth
right. Mrs. NJ E. Davis, Mrs. Nelson.
Miss Nelson, Miss Scott. Miss Shining
ton. Mrs. Lucas, Messrs. Charles Lair.
William Burnsides and J. w. Duncan.
Mr.. c. A. Davis who left few
months ago for Seattle, returned last
\ Wednesday night. Mr.. Davis reports
having a nice time. He visited num-
Der OF the northern cities, among them
being Vancouver and Victoria in Brit.
ish Columbia. Unite them all, Mr..
Davis states that there is none so good
as Butte. Mrs. Birthright. his mother,
is all smiles over the returning OF her
son, She also received letter from
Mrs. Birthright who is in Alaska. He
is well and doing nicely.
The Fourth OF July ball given by
by Prof. H. C. Parsons orchestra was
a grand success and far surpassed
anything of the kind given in Butte
for many months. There we're about
sixty couples present and evrythine
seemed all aglow with merriment
There were many new and pretty
gowns worn by the ladies, which lee
one tobelive thatthe affair had beer
looked forward to to be an evening
of great pleasure. Music was furnish
ed by Prof. Parsons orchestra, will
Mrs. r. Jackson at the piano. Mr.
Ross, violin! Mr.. Parsons, base violin
Mr.. Yancy, cornet. The dance iaste'
until 8 o'clock and everyone retire
a having enjoyed the evening to thei
!. entire satisfaction.
g The New Age is in receipt of lei
!. ter from Miss Nora e. Hnrlings Siege
of Denver, Colorado. with which sh
sends a poem. entitled Africa
r Prayer" We receive this poem wit
= open hearts and will take great pleai
n ure in publishing it and all other con
9 munications that she may send Vi
e Her great aim and desire in life
y to publish a magazine for the nplif
ing and betterment of the colore
race. It is a great pleasure for u
't to receive such generous offers as sh
@ has rendered the New Age, and agai
Is and again we appreciate her invaluab
r. favor and wish her unbounded su
'e cess. Miss. Siegel is undoubtedly
genuine Christian woman and is I
boring necessarily to gain one gre
lr end. May Divine Providence smi
lie upon her and be her constant guild
re Preaching at Bethel Baptist chur
q. Sunday morning and evening by I
m pastor. Rev. c. c. X. Laws At IL
m. "A Message from Cod" and at
p. m. who Is on the Lords Sid,
NIB The people should repent whilst
he is day for the night cometh VIII
eft none can see how to work. o, Lol
no how long before the people will wa
or. up. Wake them up, o Lord. now befc
tai they wake up in hell. At the Sund
ng school at 2 p. m. Young people al
ng and preaching at 8 p. m.
NIB Bethel Baptist church has arrane
of to organize a choir the coming we
GRO Gideon's Band met June Both at ].