The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-12-06

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Sherman's grand concert company,
Victor. The King, will soon be here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Brice have
moved to the smelter city.
Mrs. Robt. Lawrence was again on
the sick list last week.
Mrs. Mary Lewis had the misfor.
tune to break her arm by slipping
upon the icy sidewalk.
Mrs. Ella Allen and Mr. H. King
will entertain Messers Sprigg and
Fletcher at O'Clock dinner Sunday,
with few friends.
We are requested to announce that
the daughters of the tabernacle will
meet at their hall next Friday even
ing. Visiting members invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Jordan Allen and daughter.
Mrs. Austin, was in Anaconda last
week. Mrs. Austin remained over
this week. Mrs. Allen returned home
the first part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves entertained
at dinner Thanksgiving quite an elab-
crate menu consisting of turkey and
other delicacias were prepared We
are very sorry that we were unable
to secure the names of those that
had the honor to do justice to this
repast.
Our next issue will contain an ar
ticle entitled, "A Debate" by Miss
Nora e. Hulings Siegel, the gener-
Gus writer who has contributed so
many well written articles for the
benefit of our readers. In this sub
ject the writer shows that education
is very essential in every walk of
life.
Among the budget of papers that
reached our desk last week was the
Knocker, small newspaper printed
in pamphlet form. It is a two col
umn, four page paper which general
ly contains the news of the Fort and
in and around Helena. 1t is publish
ed every Sunday at Fort Harrison,
Montana. and its motto is knock day
and night on everything crooked. al
though its color is yellow, yet we do
hOt dltChPl W say ludl IL Is COU-
nected with yellow journalism. May
they knock and continue to knock
until every thing crooked has
been Strengthened.
None of last seasons plays at the
Broadway can be credited with the
success enjoyed by Joseph Arthur's
big scenic melodrama, Lost River"
Tho r1oU xxrf1I hn
Broadway. commencing December z, |
for two nights next week. A series |
of strong dramatic scenes, lots of |
comedy. elaborate scenery and me-
chanical devices, hobo quartet, |
country orchestra" three thorough
bred horses, a like number of BIZ
cycles, and a thrilling storm effect |
have made this play well remember
ed.
Mrs. Ella Allen entertained at din
ner last Sunday a few friends in
honor of Mrs. Adeline Lawrence. of
Chatham, Canada, and Mr.. Chris.
Dorsey, who left Wednesday after
noon for San Francisco, then to Hon.
olulu. The dinner comprised six
courses served with wine. The guests
PiSoNht "tlt fhuilne 1dWItuCt
of Chatham, Canada, and Mr.. Chris
Dorsey quest of honor, Mrs. Jas.
Mrs. ]. H. Widls. Messers
Spriggs. Fletcher, Bob Lawrence. II.
King. and hostes, Mrs. E. Allen. Mrs.
r. Lawrence being indisposed was
unable to attend. After the repast
was served the crowd accompanied
Mrs. Lawrence to the Northern Pa
cific station, where she boarded the
train enroute to Chatham, Canada,
after spending several days visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence.
"Nunc. out. Nunquam" is the mot
o of The Twenty-One club, which
las just sent over a number of invi-
ations to their first annual ball to I
De be given next Wednesday even
ng. December 10th. Handsomely
designed invitations, very artistical-
y gotten up. With this motto at
he head (Now or never), each invi-
alton is accompanied with q COM
card, showing the extern
f gratitude and desire of having the
butte dancers to come over. We do
ot know whether the Crisenda club
1as this generous or not when send ,
ng their invitations to Helena a few |
1onths ago. however, we shall go :
YER and accept the grand ovation .
'hich We are sure the capital city :,
oys will give us. The officers of the
lub are as follows: ]. II. Howard. :
resident; II. c. Simmons. vice-presi- :
ent; A. Palmer. secretary; c. Reed, :
'easurer; ID. Kenoly. sergeant at :
rms. Roster. Hicks. S. Smith. G.
Iason. J. Bush. c. Smith, A. Bohon, 2
y Mason, ]. w. Clark, L. w. White. z
The Afro-American Woman's club :,
et Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lee ,
ell. The meeting was called to or z
ar by the president. Mrs. S. Jones. :,
he following programme was rem g
cred:
pening address -. Mrs. Sam Jones 2
emarks ... Mrs. NJ. f. Davis :.
aper-"Life Is What We Make II" :
........ Mrs. ]. Curd :,
Ornet solo ........... Mrs. ]. Tate Z
eading ........ Mrs. J. |. Jacobs Z
DO ............. Mrs. B. Miller =
ssay .......... Mrs. S. Reeves =
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