The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14

evening Thursday . the guests OF Senator
and Mrs. c. w. Hoffman at their home on
the corner of Tracy avenue and Babcock
street. The evenings amusement con-
sisted in series OF games of progressive
whist. The prizes of the evening, a hand
some stein and pate. fell to the lots of
DIR. Hogan and Mrs. Walter Cooper. Mrs.
Hoffman was assisted during the evening
by Mrs. G.. {. Doan and Miss Ellen Gott-
schack and at the close Of the event re-
freshments were served.
The home of County Commissioner and
Mrs. George Davis was the scene of
pretty but very quiet wedding Wednesday
afternoon, at which Miss Martha Davis
and Mr.. Ed. Reynolds were married. DR..
James Reid performed the ceremony, after
which the bride and groom left on the
wcstbound train for Helena. The young
couple are very popular in their circle of
friends. The bride has for the past year
held the position OF private secretary to
President James Reid OF the state college,
The groom is at present one of the night
policemen of the city and was one of the
voluikeers in the Spanish American war.
Mrs. &. l.. Hogan gave very pleasant
afternoon at her home on Tracy avenue,
south, Friday. which was attended by
about 40 lady friends of the hostess. The
ladies enjoyed themselves with lively
game of '63" during most o. the after
noon. At the close of the pattle" Miss
Cantwcl and Miss Luce held the highest
scores and were awarded the prizes.
Miss Ellen Benepc and sister served a
tempting luncheon at the close of the event.
The High School alumni entertained the
graduates of that institution at the Maxey
1,al -la,,
very delightful reception. mere were
more than one hundred persons present, in
Gliding the faculty, graduating class ana
members OF the alumni An excellent pro-
gram consisting OF addresses, toasts and
responses, and music was given in the hall
which was prettily decorated with the class
colors and flowers. Refreshments were
served.
The High School juniors entertained the
graduating class at banquet at the Maxey
hall Thursday. The hall was prettily
trimmed with the colors of the two classes,
plants and cut flowers. The program con
sisted Of music, addresses, toasts and re-
sponses, and the young people had a most
enjoyable time.
Wednesday evening the Maccabces held
semi-annual election of officers with the
following result: II. Topa. p. c.; J. L.
Stats, c.; w. Pepworth, 1t. c.: Philip
Dodson, X. and X. f.: II. G. Rice, chap
lain; J. Berg, sergeant; J. Ward, NJ at
A.; II. Anderson. first NJ. of g.; C..
Schwan, second M, of g.. II. l.. Conner
sentinel: {. Ross, picket
The Masons held a social session at the
hall Monday evening in honor of George
7. Slack, grand high priest of the Royal
Arch Masons, and grand master Mason of
the blue lodge. Mr.. Slack visited Boze-
man in an official capacity and the Masons
were much pleased to have an opportunity
to meet him in Bozeman.
Mr.. A. M. Maxener, Northern Pacific
agent at Bozeman, and sister, Miss l.. c.
| Maxeiner, left Bozeman Monday morning
! for Dillon, where the wedding of Mr..
| Maxeiner and Miss Edith Cashmere took
| place Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
| Maxener will visit Salt Lake and other
| interesting points and return to Bozeman
about the Goth of June. They will be "at
home after July at the Mills cottage, on
Third avenue, and after the first of Sep
tember will occupy the residence OF the late
| Colonel May on the corner of Central
avenue and Babcock street, which was re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Maxeiner.
The marriage of Mr.. Jesse Connell of
Livingston and Miss May Howard, was
solemnized at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
I William Howard ON Rouse street, Wednes-
day at noon. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Fl. A. James of the Meth
odist church in the presence Of the rela-