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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-12
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Minocqua Thursday.
Miss May Dunn is visiting friends
across the county.
-WANTED-DRY WOOD at this
Office, on subscri ption.
N. A. Colman returned Friday
from business trip at Wausau.
james OberhoItzer departed Sat
urday for Milwaukee aud Madison.
4. j. Cook transacted business at
Three Lakes Saturday.
Sheriff Loughlin made business
trip to State line Friday.
Gary Baker LETT Tuesday for lola
to remain the rest OF the winter.
Miss Julia pocAery was Monico
visitor Saturday.
N. A. Colman went over to Rhine
lander to-day on business.
f. w. Mcintyre took trip to the
other side OF the state to-day.
Joseph Elliott went to the Cream
City to-day on business.
E. j. Dunn made business trip
to Wausau and Merrill to-day.
Walt. RAYMOND and little daugh
ter, are both under the doctors care.
Sheriff Loughlin is laid up with
La Grippe.
Mrs. Lige Ball came up from Mon
leo Saturday and Sundayed with Dr..
a1d Mrs W. d. Neville.
Miss Francis diamond returned
Saturday from Milwaukee, where she
spent the past three weeks with rela-
t.ves.
Miss Irene Abbott returned from
her home at RhineIander Saturday,
where she spent the holiday vacation.
C. w Tosh was up from Amigo
Saturday, calling on our meat mer-
chants.
L. j. Cook departed this morn,
ing on pleasure an business trip to
o hko>h and Stoc1bridge.
Charles Wiegaud returned to his
studies at Ashland Tuesday, after 4
three weeks visit here with Ella ives
Father Sale, Of Amigo, was the
guest Of Father TopIaka Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. John E. Hanson and daugh-
ter Llen"ra, departed for MinocQ2a
Tuesday to remain this winter.
Bessie Colnan and Doris Emmcns
were down to Wausau Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Flank Dildine spent the lat
ter part IT the week at Khinelander,
ha ,ng dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, persohn are
entertaining their nephew, Walter
Persohn, OF Freedom, Wis.
Mat. Scheribel visited his sisters
and brothers at Mlrshfield the last OF
the week.
Steve A. Walters returned to his
home at Flambeau Thursday, after
ten days visit in this city.
Harvey D. Welch, of Oshkosh
called upon the paper trade here Fri
day.
Gideon J. Marco, OF Lacrosse, ar
rived in the city Wednesday to visit
his brother Emmett and family.
Don't fail to see the fine display
of Dining and Rocking chairs at j. j.
Roderick's, being sold at cost.
The Ladies' of the Thimbel Bee
club met with Mrs. N A. Garrison al
her home on Main street Thursday.
&C. + Colman was Rhinelander
business visitor the fore part Of the
week.
County Surveyor Richard Gumear
of Minocqua, spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in our city on business.
%. w. Avery departed this morn
ing for Seattle, Wash, and will be alb
sent about three months.
W. j. O'DeIl, of Durand, Mich,
arrived in the city Wednesday to Wis
it his son Gene, and daughter Mrs.
George Goodwill.
Mrs. A. Cummings, Of Mosinee,
visited her daughter, Mrs. l.. (. Sutfi-
cool part of the week, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Z. T. Abbott, Of Mosinee,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-12
the WASHBURN HQUS,
r. SLATTERY, Prop.

Is quiet. conducted hotel on
Wall Street, between Main and
Railroad Sts.. in the center of
the town and convenient to depot.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-12

G. NJ. s. St. Paul R'y.
AT BdINOCOUA.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 8 daily except Sunday arrives. ..l2:0l p. m
No s. Sunday only arrives. $3.50 y m
Does not go North of MlnocQua.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. departs daily except Sunday 1908 p. N
Ne. % departs Sunday only ............4.O5 p. m
No feeight trains carry passengers.
HERMAN ODER, Agent.
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CHURC.HBS-

CATHOLIC CHURCH. ST. PETERS Ser
~ vices, the list and Srd Sundays Of each
month. High Mass and Sermon at ~ a. N
-CAtschism at 2 p IN -VeSper' and Beheulc-
G0n ct 3p. m. 1rSt Mass is said at $50 a. m
en- the hrSt Sunday Of each month-Cn Holy
days: High Mass, Sermon and B9nedlctlon al
Vas q. m.-MaSS on weekdays at z O'CLOCK III
summer and 1880 in the winter. Stations OF
the cross every Friday evening during Lent at
REV. FATHER TOPLAKA Pastor.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHTkH. Services
~ Sunday at 1880 u. M, aud 1880 p. N.
sunday school Immediately after mornlng
Sunday afternoon at $50 Prayer meeting
Wednesday evenings at 7:3O.
REV c. w. PINKNEY. Pastor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-12

- SAM EAGLE RIVER LODGE, meets eV-
cry second and fourth Tuesday at their hall
over D. E. ROrdan's Law Once. NinltiL 3
brothers cordially invited.
w. D. Neville M D.
N. A. Garrison, Sec.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-12

episcopal CHURCH, every First ana
l. Third Tuesday of each month, in roc nus
ever H. MeIntyre's place. All are cordially
Snvited. REV. GEO. NJ. BABCONK, Pastor.
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"a w. of A. EAGLE ATERS CA'IE N
go meets every Friday evening at II. VI
80 A. Han. Visiting members are cordially /
vited Geo. Il. Fuller. v G.
f. G.. Mcintyre, Clerk.
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CIVIC SOCITI 4 s.
n N OF A, MANILA CAMP No. 1913, me
R at M. w. a. Hall every Ihur5Oay eve II
~ Visiting NeighbOrS cordially ale Invited
Mrs. NJ. Morrison, Oracle,
Mrs Edith e. Bonner, necOruer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02

changes Will be made in the team and
that the season will be nlsyed 10 a
nnlsh as the team is made up. win or
lose. II is the proper thing to do as
lh2 changes have been most too fre-
quent for success.
FIRST Baseman Andrews was re!esa
90. and Hutton signed in Andrews
place. Hutton Will probably play first
tt'fSn with the team the remainder Of
TIE season, He will arrive here Mon.
Jay. Hutton e.ayed #wirh the Little
h2ck Southern lc&sHe team at the be
ginning Of last season end later was
captain Of the Birmingham team. Hut
tom does NOT play professional bah this
year fot is willing 10 help out where
his services are needed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02
NatYdid. KATY Didn't"

Has baWaias been release sei. o.
has he Just simply quit % That is tie
afastian taat is troubling tie fans.
They are not satisfied with he : sc
statement that the third haseman has
net been given his time and they want
to delye deeper into the trouble and
know why he rumor was started.
NTH desire 10 learn the simple truth
ln fbe matter and to give an impartial
account Of the trouble. 4 Graphic
representative e"lled on all the parties
concerned. The plain question was
been given his Telease?' The response
in every instance was. "Certainly not. v
with the enc exception of the third
baseman himself. who says he does not
know. Further inquiries revealed the
some of the officials and the player.
and it is generally understood that
Dawkins refuses to play until the diff
Guilty is adjusted. The team managers
do not feel inclined to give the public
a solution of the affair, and it will
remain an untold story for some days
to come. Those who remember the
Hennegar trouble three weeks ago
look for a repetition of that affair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02
"Del" Turns Up.

The famous Delehantv reported for
duty at Little Rock Friday and played
third base in Saturdays ora me with At
lanta Little Rock fans are all smiles
ever the return of the premier third
sacker. Delehany's loss has been
greatly felt He was injured by Rick
EFT OF the New Orleans team in the
game of June q, and was compelled to
retire from the game for time. His
broken arm has healed and he is now
tower of strength to the Travellers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02
Second Game.

I tne second game Brown took the
Tor the locals and Kelb for the
|'ors' Both pitched steady ball, but
mad one bad inning while Brown
not. Neither side scored until the
T. Paulig opened this inning WIN
! 10 center. Clayton hit "a hot one
Pllrd, who fumbled and he was safe
Prst. The speedy short stop pill
~ second few minutes later and
eo on Cavender's two-bagger to
T. Then followed a succession Of
les and Kelb began to look wor-
Aongley dropped a nice one in
center and Casey and Blackburn
wed with safeties in the same
Lavender and Longley scoring.
ended the inning by a grounder
oo ~, who caught Casey at third.
io settled down into his regular
after this and Pine Bluff could
otnlng more with him. Clayton S
lg and fielding were the features
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02
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BASEBALL NEWS. =
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n.o prrff took beth games IL the
,onh1e.header with Monroe at Bell
rart saturday afternoon, winning the
~. 1he score of 4 to 3 and the
.a h. the acore Of 3 70 l. Both
,s vera interesting from tce
a.t.tcrs standpoint Notwithstanding
- extremely poor fielding at times.
.or made his debut at second for
10 locals and showed UP rat1e" p7"r-
pau]ie was also q new man in
;ohr and did we'll. Blackburn took
- hox for the locals in the first game
,;ro nitted against Helm. It wss a
;tcbors' battle out Blackburn receiv-
the hest support and wen cut. Ea%l!
nan Welded five hits but the errors
behind Helm came at critical points
Ind lost him the game.
r.o Swamp Angels started eff with
wsh and a bang. Nob!ett. the first
han up. singled to right. Moore. IN
y+1enntiug to sacrifice, bunted to
.4se;, who threw to second to catch
Voblett and both men We're safe. Nc
hiyitt also bunted, and Blackburn
krew wild to first Noblett scoring
Hunt was cut, Casey to Blineoe.
hcnsh:rtv hit to Andrews, who let it
h through him, and Moore and Nc
biyitt registered Blue caught Dough-
{rty few minutes later as he attempt
h to steal second. Burns singled
asst Casey. but Tarleton ended the in
|ing with fly to Paulig. This gave the
isitors three runs as starter, but it
Iroved to be there supreme effort, as
hey did net get a man past second
|uring the remainder of the game
Longley opened for the locals with
three baser to left and scored when
Goore let Hunts THROW go by him.
fhey tied the score in the third. Long
ey again leading He went to first on
be four ball route and to third on
(arletcn's muff of the throw to catch
easey on his hit to short CoseE e 81
h on third and scored on Blackburn's
to right. Blue and Andrews struck
bit. The game was won in the
)ghth. After two were out. Blackburn
(ngled to center and took second on
tumble of the hit. Blue
but a single in the same place and
lackhurn scored The official score.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02
Lcngley got his usual three'baser.
Directors Meeting.

There was a meeting OF the board OF
directors cf the local ball association
last night at which some important
business was disposed Of. The direct
tors subscribed the sum of $1,000 10
pay off the Indebtedness of the asso-
citation. and to put it on its feet free
of debt once more.
They also decided that no NOR
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02
FRIDAYS GAMES.

gentle refreshing summer shower
fell in Pine Bluff Friday afternoon
between the hours of 2 and O'Clock,
preventing the double header that was
to have been played between Pine
Bluff and Monroe The first game
was started, however, and full three
Innings played in the rain. Pine Bluff
scored one run in the first, and while
a three inning game does not count IN
the Official averages, it counts some
where else, and the teams were salts
fed at any rate.
Brown, the unlucky, was pitted
AGAINST Kelb, the ex-Southern Lacquer.
and from the way things started out
it looked as though his luck had turn
The locals scored in the very
first. After Longley had gone out
from short to first. Casey hit hot
liner to center, which escaped Dough-
erty, and the sorrell-topped lad was
on third when the ball was returned,
Blincoe but a dinkey fly directly over
the second sack, which Moore got his
hands on, but dropped, and Casey
scored. The new second baseman
was greeted with enthusiastic cheers
as he crossed the plate.
Monroe could do notning with Brown
in the hit and score line during the
entire three innings. Brown estah-
lished rather peculiar record in the
base on balls and strike out line, hav-
ing one Of each in the three innings.
At the conclusion of the third inning
Umpire Stuart called the game and
the required twenty minutes was wait
ed to see if the downpour would stop.
At exactly 3:40 he announced that the
games were called on account OF rain,
and the fans filed out, satisfied that
the locals would have won the first
had not the rain prevented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02

OF the game. He lined ou' two nice
singles and in the third reached IN sr5
picked Zahner's hot liner out Of the
clouds with one hand Although our
Of his regular place at third 10 az.
cepted nine chances without an error
ard played all over the fed,
The visitors got Their one run IN
the fifth in manner that was sqrDris.
ing to the fans who are proud Of Blues
throwing to bases. Zahner was e;yan
free transportation to first hv Brow.
and when Blu wasn't looking. sro.e
second. The fa:'s sasped with sur.
Prise. but before they recovered Zen
ner had also stolen third. Kelb strl1el,
cut. bur Noblett hit to Casey ana zab-
ner scored. This was the besl rbs
visitors could do. hlweyer. and fer
the second time in che day fdey. went
down in defeat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02
At Greenville.

Greenville % 0 0 0 l 0 Q c.
Baton Rouge III 0 l 2 l l 1 O.
Batteries-Wright and Reisinger;
Baker and Kalkhoff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02
Notes on the Games.

There We're several peculiar features
in the first game yesterday. The third
basemen did very little work. Clay
ton having only one putout and no as
sists. while Noblett did not get either.
Zahner. in right field, captured six
flies, having as many putouts as the
first baseman. Hunt, the visitors
catcher, had eight putouts, or more
than any other member of the team,
while Moore, at second. had only four
chances and missed two of them.
The fans gasped with amazement
when Zahner stole second and third on
Blue in the second game.
McDivitt made pretty running
catch off Blackburn's bat in the second
game and got the glad hand from the
fans.
Clayton's catch of Zahner's liner was
easily the feature of the afternoon. He
pulled it down in the very nick of time
as it was a drive that would have been
good for three bases.
Umpire Stuart was indisposed yes
terday afternoon and the double um-
pire system was tried. 1t did not
worl. successfully and many kicks were
made that there would have been no
call for had there been regular um'
pire. Every close decision called for
a storm of protests from each side, and
much time was lost in wrangling.
Lcngley got his usual three-baser.
Helm, the pitcher who officiated for
Monroe. made his debut in the Cotton
States league yesterday He was Sc
cured from the Sugar Loaf league in
Louisiana, where he was considered
one of the best pitchers. He pitched
good game yesterday and pulled him
self out of several close places by good
headwork.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02
At Xicksburq.

Vicksburg .:...1 0 -
Natchez ........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Batteries-Ashton and Earle; Rey-
nolds and Zinram.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02

Two-base hits-Cavender. Nob1ett
Stolen bases-Zahner, >; McDiyitt,
Clayton, Cavender.
Bases on ba'ls-Off Brown, 5; Off
kelb, O.
Struck out-By Brown, 4: by Kelb l.
Hit by pitchor-Cavender.
Sacrifice hits-Burns
Double plays-Brown to Casey to
ton.
Time-1:35.
Umpires-Shaffer and Dougherty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-02

"O-UdSV HICS-AUUr6WS.
nree-base hits-Longley.
Stolen bases-Casey.
Pases on balls-Off Blackburn, o; on
I'm 4.
struck out-By Blackburn, i; by
I'm, 6.
Ut by pitcher-By Blackburn, 2.
Pouole plays-Zahner to Hunt,
ms to Tarleton to Hunt.
fime-1.45.
mpires-Brown and Kelb.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07
Butte Guests Hionored.

Miss Madge Marks and Miss Cora San
ders were the honor guests at several de-
1ightful entertainments this week in Pony.
Miss Belle Mckaskle, who is so well
known in society circles in this city, was
the charming hostess at an elegantly ap-
pointed affair on Halloween night. The
handsome home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. C..
Mckaskle was artistically decorated with
autumn colors pines, evergreen, scarlet
berries, and highly colored clusters of leaves
were arranged about the large reception
hall, parlors and dining room, and inter-
woven among them were vines and beau-
tiful flowers and pumpkin vines loaded
with blossoms
The effect was pleasing because OF its
artistic arrangement and the blending OF
the brilliant autumn tones. Jack-o Ian
terms were used to give touch OF the hal
lowc'en spirit and there was present a
real gypsie, who told OF happy days to
come.
The early part of the evening was spent
in merry games. while at midnight the
guests were invited by the delightful young
hostess to partake OF an elaborate dinner
served in many courses.
The table was elegantly appointed and
aS covers were laid. The odor OF flowers
simmer of cut glass and silver and the
exquisite gowns of the women added to the
beauty of the scene and made the picture
complete.
The name cards were original in de-
sign and consisted of a real wild flower
pinned to bit OF bristol board. There
were two cards with same flowers and
those who were fortunate enough to find
tho flower corresponding to his own took
her in to dinner. The favors were mnia-
ture jack-o' lanterns in the form Of
pumpkin blossoms for the man and gar
lands for the women. The gypsie occupied
an oriental room and those seeking for
tune from the palm entered alone in the
dim light. but it was noticed that only
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07
Pleasant Surprise.

Mrs Fayette Harrington pleasantly sur-
prised one who is welcome guest in this
city. Mrs. j. X. Clark is visiting at the
home OF w. A. Clark, Jr, and as Mrs
Harrington is an intimate friend of the
family. decided on little surprise and
invited Mrs. Clark to spend the afternoon
with her. In the meantime about 80 Of
the oldtimc friends of the honor guest
were told that Mrs. Clark would he at the
home of Mrs. Harrington Thursday after
noon and thither they went to greet their
friend The afternoon was spent in
formally and light refreshments enjoyed.
Among those offering greetings 90 the
hostess and honor guest were Mrs. Bckforj,
Mrs Henry Mueller, Mrs. j. X. Russell. Miss
Bickiord, Mrs. Busch. Mrs. James Forbis,
Mrs John Forbis, Mrs. l. ID. Freund. Mrs. L.
J. Murray. Mrs. John Noyes, Mrs. W. McG.
White, Mrs. A. +. Hcinzc. Mrs W. w. Dixon,
Mrs Tom Lavcll. Mrs. ]. ]. Mediation. Mrs.
Mary MacGinniss, Miss MacGinniss. Mrs. ].
X. Wharton, Mrs. Richard kunklc, Miss Mac.
Lehman, William Clark III, Mrs. llcslct, Miss
Birdscye, Mrs. 5. NJ. Johnstonc, Mrs J. NJ.
White, Mrs. ID. !. llenncssy, Mrs. A. 4. Nor.
gan, Mrs. Ada Epping. Mrs. II. X. Richards,
Mrs. ". {. Pfouts, Misses pioutS, Mrs. I'll.
ton, Miss Tilton.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07
SOCIETY PERSONALS.

Mrs. Hugh I. Wilson has gone TO Scat-
tie on visit.
George l.. Lounsbcrry has returned from
u business trip 10 Missoua
William &. Young OF Chicago stopped
off in Butte last evening while en- route to
the coast. Mr. Young is n well known
stcnographcr who formerly lived here. He
is interested in shorthand firm in the
Windy City and appears prosperous.
Fred Runkcr, Gerald Knott and Cash
Ritter will spend Sunday in the vicinity Of
Bcrnice trying to bag big game.
John N. Kirk will deliver the memorial
address for the Elks' lodge at Missoula
December 6.
Prof T. A. Schiertz, a Mexico mining
expert, is here looking over some OF the
mines.
John Dcgelman has gone to California
where he will spend the winter.
Mrs. w. w. Dixon returned last even
ing from MSsoula, where she has been
visiting.
Judge w. w. Dixon spent yesterday in
Helena returning last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. {. Swinbornc departed
last evening for St. Paul, where Mr.. Swim
borne will consult a specialist
Robert M. Denny departed yesterday for
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Duval of Great
Falls passed through Butte yesterday after
noon on their way TO Old Mexico, where
Mr.. Duval has secured employment as a
machinist.
Charles Heibronncr OF Chicago is re-
newing acquaintances.
James Moran Of Manhattan, who is con-
nected with the paper mill there, is in
town.
VIII +. Ford and Hal B. Ives we're
among the Helena people who came to
town yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Smith Ii, the Virginia City ed
iior, who was in town today says James
Galcn of Helena, who has been mining
around Nome for two years, has arrived in
Seattle and will return to Montana in a
few days for the winter. Mr.. Galen is a
son of Hugh Galen OF Helena and
brothcr-in-law OF former Senator 7. II.
Carter.
Mrs. Arthur e. Sanberg, Mrs. Gamison and
Miss Fay Tus will leave the city tomorrow
for long visit in Abingdon, ILL.,, the former
home OF all three
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Rowe and {. +. Kelly
have gone to Wichita, Kan, to remain during
the next several months.
A. {. Gossline is spending the week with his
parents in Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sachs, with Mr.. and Mr..
o. l.. Barre, spent Sunday at the head reser.
voir and enjoyed dinner there.
Mrs. ]. ]. Lewis of Manhattan, Kan, is tho
guest OF Mrs. Gcncyicve Williams at the
Clark.
Miss Madgc Marks has arrived from potosi
Continued on Page Ten)
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07
Jolly Twelve Entertained.

The members Of the Jolly Twelve Whist
club were pleasantly entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. ]. L. jacques at her
home. 73s South Wyoming street. Tho
first prize. a handsome mantcl clock, was
won by Mrs. II. Weir the second a very
pretty china salad bowl, by Miss Blake,
while the consolation prize, a Cinderella
was served.
The guests were: Mrs. Folwer. Mrs. Jcn-
nings. Mrs. O'Donncll, Miss Blake. Mrs. Sui-
livan, Mrs. Gillick, Mrs. Allen. Mrs Young,
Mrs Jesse lluddleston, hrs. II. Weir, Mrs..
Shelton
The club will be held next nt the home ot
Mrs. Walter Allen, IoIa West Park street.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07

happy faces emerged from behind the
closed door,
The guests included Miss Madgc Marks,
Miss Cora Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gohn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Waiter Lord, Mr.. and Mrs VIII Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Morris, Mr., and Mrs. J..
44emphil Mrs. farr, Mrs, Thomas Carmen;
Miss Hattie Young, Miss Leah Morris, Miss
Carroll Schreiner. Miss Eda Adkins. Miss
Fan, Miss Grace Hemphill, Miss Blanche
Gideon; Messrs. Mcdonald Chatfcd Mac
C'llren OF Butte, viii Stockwell, Fred Smith,
Grover Gideon, Charles Phillips, Tom Swope,
7. Harte Brown, Wilbur Carmen, Mr.. Stcig.
meyer, Mr. Sanders Mr.. Stovell.
Miss Mckasle was assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. McKasklc Miss Marks, Miss
Sanders and Mrs. Charles Morris ir receiving
and entertaining the guests. master Wilbur
Carmen was dressed in the style of page in
Louis XVs time and greeted the guests at the
door, The elccroliers were shaded soft
Zones OF pumpkin blossoms and the rooms
looked .airylikc and inviting.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07
Butte Bud Entertains.

One Of the dainticst affairs was tho
evening spent by the w. w. w. club
at the home of Miss Halle Boucher
Friday. The club is composed Of very
few of the to-be-grown-up hostesses Of
the city and are now learning the art Of
delightful entertaining.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality of
Miss Halle and the club members in
cludcd Misses May Dugan, Florence Led
widgc, Helen Hanson, Carrie Lowry and
the club members, who are Misses Drea
Johnstone, Geraldine Forbis, Irene Somer-
vile and Florence Twohy.
The house was prettily decorated, and
the hostess had the refreshments served
on a daintily-appointed table. Games,
dancing and music added to the enjoyment
of the evening.