The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-11-15


so good dry pine and fir wood. We
give $1,000 pounds to the ton. No. 4
East Broadway. Telephone 53S.
The Ladies of the Eeastern Star
chapter gave a ball last week which
was well attended despite the many
political meetings that were taking
place on the same evening, it was a
success socially as well as financial
ly.
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The New Age received in its list
of mail, last Thursday, a handsome
ly engraved announcement of the
marriage of Mr.. ]. z. Moseley to Miss
Jessie Woodcock, both of Helena.
This did not come as a surprise, how
ever, as the New Age has previously
chronicled the fact that the marriage
was pending.
Get ready for the grand ball to be
given in Helena soon. Invitations
will soon be out to that affect. Get
your dress suits out, have them
sponged and pressed, and If they are
not up to the mark make arrange
ments with your tailor for a fresh
one. OF course the ladies will be all
right. They know what they want.
Mrs. Birthright received some I'M
pleasant news from the frozen north
last week to the effect that the
steamer La France, upon which Mr..
Birthright Is steward, was fast in the
ice and was believed to be drifting
to destruction. We trust, however,
that this will not be the case. We
are in hopes that We will hear more
pleasanter news soon.
Mrs Anna Nelson, the fashionable
dressmaker, has rented the resi-
dence of Mrs. s. A. Smith on I'll
West Broadway and moved to her
new quarters last Monday. Mrs.
Nelson has a large number of custo-
mers, who reside on the west side,
and for that reason she deemed it
quite essential that she should move
her place of abode in closer proxim-
ity to that of her customers.
Mr. s. Reeves and Mrs. Jordon AL
len was indited at the Silver Bow
Literary socity for failing to take
their seats at the request of the
president. The cases will be called
for trial at the next regular session
of the meeting, which convenes
every Thursday evening at the A. NJ.
e. church. Both parties were re-
leased on their own recognizance to
appear before Judge VIM. Jones next
Thursday night.
There seems to be an air of pros
perity mixed up with a little matri-
monial success. The New Age ex-
tends to the successful ones, who
have been favored with the wheel of
fortune We predict two or three
more between this and Christmas.
There is one that you can bet all
that you can rake. scrape and Dor
row, for it is a cinch on the lead
pipe order.
The New Age. after a quiet repose
of two weeks. has resumed circula-
ton and wishes to apologize to her
patrons for having taken the little
recess. We will hereafter have our
little journal out on thine, and we
trust that our friends will kindly
overlook our short coming to the
patrons, who have paid their sub
scriptions in advance, will be allowed
the two weeks lost time at the ex-
piration of their subscription.
The Afro-American Woman's Club
met at Mrs. Hayes. No. IL West
Gold street. The discussion of the
evening was Home and House
keeping, and Their Domestic Duties"
which was very interesting. and aft
er each lady made a few remarks
the meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Yancy. November Is, and at
Mrs. Lee Bells rooms December 2.
in the evening, Owsley block. Mrs.
Hayes then served the ladies with
dainty cup of cocoa and cake, which
was enjoyed very much. The club
then returned thanks to the hostess
and departed for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Wilds gave a
grand post nuptial dinner in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown Sun
day evening, at their elegant quar-
tiers on Wyoming street. An elegant
menu. consisting of six courses, was
served. Each course being served |
with wine. The tables was hand
somely decorated with carnations
and American beauty roses. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A.
Brown. the guests of honor; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Jones. Mr. and Mrs. ].
Curd, Mrs. Anna and Miss Ida Mel
son, Messers VIM. Burnside. ]. ID.
Young, Chris Dorsey and Chas.
Champhell.
The dinner given for the benefs
of the Methodist church at the ard
forum last Wednesday evening. ~
Mrs. ID. W. Walton, was a success
in every particular. There were full
~ lis meals served, which consisted
OF turkey and other delicies and the
supply had exhausted long before the
hour OF closing. After the dinner
was served and the hall cleared of
tho tables and cpatc ,,oorr,. oro,.a |