The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-10-04

There will be Tom Thumb paper
wedding at Bethel Baptist church
for the benefit of the church, Mon-
day. October 20, 1902. The public is
invited to attend the services at
Bethel Baptist church morning and
evening Young peoples meeting at
Z d. m; leader, ]. W. Wilson. The
pastor. RevC. c. X. Laws, will preach
at IL a. N. and s p. m.
One of the prettiest affairs of the
weeks happenings was the very
charming ) O'Clock tea given en- Sat
urday by Mrs. Sellers Reeves, as
to the Helena ladies.
Tine decorations were beautiful and
effective. There were present Mes
danes Watson, Hooper, Mapped and
Miss Haynes, of Helena; Mesdames
Scott. Jones, Collins, Miller, Lewis,
Miss S. Scott and the hostess.
The Broadway, Butte's leading
theater; phone rs; Dick p. Sutton,
manager. Three nights, Friday. Sat
urday and Sunday, October 3, and ..
The Liberty Bellies, the greatest mus
ical comedy. Seats on sale today.
Prices Csc, soc, 75c s1.00, $3.50.
Monday October 6-Matinee and
evening, Souso, the march king and
his band. Popular program. Seats
now on sale. Prices, matinee, soc
to $500. Night, SOC to $50.
Mrs. F. NJ. Lucas gave a ten o'clock
breakfast last Saturday morning in
honor of the Rev. Mrs. Watson, of
Helena. While doing justice to the
repast a spirited discus
sion on Temperance was carried on.
Those invited were the Rev. Mrs.
Watson, Helena, Rev. Francis VIII
son, Kansas City; Mrs. B. F. Hooper.
Mrs. Napier, Miss Haynes, Helena;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Parsons, M. and
Mrs. Samuel Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Willis, Mrs. RobC. Jackson, Mrs.
Austin, Mrs. Mary Davis and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Davis re-
turned last Tuesday from several
weeks visit in Kansas and Missouri.
They are among our citizens of the
first rank and We are pleased to well
come them again to our midst. Many
years have passed since they have
gazed on the soil of their youth and
the wonderful change that time has
wrought seemed to take from them
the charms once held dear for their
native home. Thus they returned
after putting in three weeks in the
quiet town of Leavenworth and other
cities.
Last, but not least, was the old
fashioned informal family dinner
served by Mars. Willis. Wednesday
for Rev. Wilson, who had been the
guest of the Willis home during his
stay in the city. Those who enjoyed
the pleasant hour with this very
clever race leader, finding him as
ever, mild, dignifed and rilliant.
were Mrs. Mary Davis, Mrs. Par
sons, Mrs. Burnside, Mrs. Lucas, Miss
Adelaide Cooper and Rev. Jordan AL
hen. The party dispersed, wishing
hev. Wilson God speed on his jour
ney so near at hand.
Among the sojourners in the city
this week we're Messrs. s. ]. Young,
W. L. Fosha and VIM. Russell. all of
Salt Lake. This party has been down
in Idaho stalking out claims. They
seem to be jubilant over their pros
poets and urge other colored cfti-
zens to take advantage OF this op-
portunity to get good land. Their
claims are located as follows: VIM.
section 800. A. section 3.
ownship 5, range A. Seth Young
L2 section 800, A. section 80. town
hip 6, range A. VIM. Russell-1-4
section 100, A. section 80, township
J, range A. Post Office cases, section
One of the most enjoyable events !
hat ever took place in Butte was
he stag party given on last Monday |
evening by Mrs. e. Johnson, at her |
,osy little home, on Wyoming street,
n honor Of Honorable A. d. Griffin, |
If Portland, Oregon, editor and pro- |
,rietor of the New-Age.-Mr Mrs. John |
ION was assisted in entertaining by |
Mrs. E. Wilds. Among some of the |
gentlemen invited to meet Mr.. Grit |
In were: Messers c. A. Brown, |
Iohn w. Duncan and John ID. Gamer |
After INDUCING in pleasant reminis- |
'ences the party were invited into |
he dining room and there sat down |
% table respondent in beauty and |
lid ample justice to the beautiful |
epast that had been SO generously |
provided by the hostess.
A joint lecture and ball was given |
It the auditorium last Wednesday
evening. by the Daughters of Tabor,
which was quite a success financial
y as well as socially. The lecture
was very ably delivered by Chief |
irand Mentor Frank Wilson. of Kan
'as City, Kan, who was in the city
n the interest Of the Knights and
Daughters Of Tabor. 1t was greatly
enjoyed by all who were fortunate
enough to hear him, being both in
and entertaining. The dan
,ers were in trim for a good time
Ind they INDUCED in the fantastic
oe until wee small hours. Every
me seemed to take to the pleasure
II the evening and under the touch |
ng strains of the music, seemed to
orget all their troubles.