The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-12-13

Mrs. NJ. Williams, who has been
living in the old church building, has
moved to Mrs. jenkins of North
Idaho street.
NJ. Sell Reeves and family are
now dOmiciled at their new home,
corner Platinum and Idaho streets.
Mr. Lee phillips, the famous cat
terer. OF O'Possum fame, who has
been indispOsed for several weeks.
We are glad to state, is convalescent.
For Rent-Three furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping, 1921 w. Grapr
lite, Mrs. II. Johnson.
A Jolly crowd, consisting of ladies
and two gentlemen went out to Fort
Harrison and engaged in the fantas-
tic toe. A delightful evening was
spent at the Fort and all reported
grand time.
Messrs. John and Charles Davis
were called to Anaconda Thursday
to the bed side of their brother, Rob-
ert Davis, who Is at the present writ
ing very low with a case of typhoid
pneumonia. We trust Mr.. Davis will
soon be convalescent and in his usual
good health ere long.
Mrs. Harry Fletcher, who was
called to st. Paul to the bedside of
her mother, who was seriously Ill
and not expected to survive, returned
home Monday evening. having left
her mother greatly improved and
with great expectations for her COM
plete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence en-
tertained few friends last Monday
evening in honor of Messrs. Spriggs
and Fletcher. Cards and other
games were the features of the even
ing's entertainment. After partaking
OF dainty menu, all departed highly
elated over an evening so pleasantly
spent.
We are panied to inform our read
ers ttnat Mrs. Lizzie Jenkins, mother
of Mrs. Birthright, was stricken with
a paralytic stroke on Wednesday
morning and at the present writing
she Is seriously Ill. DR.. Murray, the
attending physician. has moved the
patient to Murray & Freund's hospi-
tai and we trust for her a speedy re-
covery and to her daughter our sin
cerest sympathy.
Mrs. Ellen Allen, of Porphyry
street. entertained lavishly at her
coy little home on Sunday evening
last in honor of Messrs. Spriggs and
Fletcher. The table was beautifully
decorated with chrysanthemums and
American beauty roses set in cut
glass vases. The dinner was served
in courses and covers laid for five.
Among those present. besides the
guests of honor, were Messrs. Henry
King and John w. Duncan.
Mr.. Jas. Yancy and Mr.. w. M.
Burnside returned last Thursday
evening from the capital city, where
they went to attend the first annual
ball given by the Twenty One club.
They report a grand time, in fact the
time OF their life. All that we could
hear them say was, Home Is nothing
like this"
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Moseley enter
tanned at dinner last Friday after
noon. Mr. Ridley. Of Anaconda, and
]. w. Duncan, of Butte, and little
Miss Florence Palmer. of Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moseley are very pleas
ant entertainers and take great in
terest in making their guests feel
pleasant. Mr.. Moseley is a musician
of renown and he has Just composed
a march. which will be given to the
musical fraternity in the near future.
We should, indeed. feel honored in
having 1t named the New Age.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crump enter
tanned at dinner last Thursday in
honor of visitors, who attended the
dance. Those present were Mr.. Rid
ley, OF Anaconda; Messrs. ]. c. Yam
cy; w. J. Burnside and ]. w. Dun
can, of Butte; Sergeant Holland, OF
Fort Harrison, and Mr.. II. Simmons,
of Helena. An elaborate menu, con-
sisting OF turkey and cranberry
sauce and other delicacies which
very pleasantly greeted the eyes Of
Crump and their daughter, Mrs.
Howard, are very delightful enter
tainers and IL is a treat as well as
an honor to have their courtesy ex-
tended
Ye editor, company with Messrs.
Rirley and Bush. of Anaconda, re-
turned last Friday from the capital
city, where they spent three days of
the most pleasant visit of their lives.
The boys of the capital city cannot
be excelled in giving strangers all
that can be gotten out of a good time.
On our arrival in the capital city we
were met by a special reception com
mittee, who escorted us to prepared
places OF abode and from then on
were given the entire freedom of the
city. The Manhattan club, which is
composed Of the very best represen-
tative men in the city. is the prin-
ciple place OF amusement. II is the