Lark Dancing Party and Progres sive Euchre Highlight Week
This past week featured two major social events the lark dancing party on Monday night and a progressive euchre gathering Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs John Noyes and Mrs Mec White. Lent arrives with society adopting ash and cloth while many planned events were canceled due to Mrs Mantle's death. Bowling grows as the new social pastime with parlor games and billiards lessons becoming fashionable. April weddings loom in Butte society with teas planned around the nuptials as clubs anticipate social days to light the Lent period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noyes
Mec. White
Mantle
Butte
Mattis
the Thornton
Cunningham Whist Party Delights Helena Socials
Mrs. Margaret Cunningham hosted a lively whist party Friday evening with many friends present. Prizes included a gilt and marble paper weight, a fancy thermometer, and a mindative set of Atominoes, awarded to guests such as Mr. Clement Mrs. Will Jones and Mrs. Sharp. Counts of attendees named prominent residents and Helena figures, concluding with warm refreshments and late departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troutman
Harris
Hirrington
Clements
Sharp
Will Jones
Sanders
C. R. Leonard
Judge Blake
Helena
Elaborate Luncheon for Senator Clark’s Engagement
Butte society attended a formal luncheon themed as a dancing party to celebrate Senator W A Clark Jr’s engagement to Miss Mabel Foster. Guests included Mrs. Charles W Clark and numerous Notables, with Bergstrom’s orchestra and colorful floral decorations enhancing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Society
W. A. Clark
Bergstrom
Butte
Charles W.lark
John W. Cotter
J. K. Hes Jot
J.T. Murray
Isador Freund
W. McC. White
A. P. Heinze
Eugene Carroll
Herman Bellinger
B. Hamilton
J. B. Roote
F. P. Holbrook
J. F. Forbis
John Forbis
Foster
J. Long
H. W. Garner
H. O. Wilson
D. M. Newbro
L. A. Bisley
Johnstone
McCrimmon
McCrimmon, Dr. and Mra. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Thompson
Walter Lewis
A. Kimbal
Geoffrey Gangler
F. E. Shaw
George Williams
William Tuohy
W. M. Bickford
Louis Psawers
Percy Gilfillan
Thomas Lavelle
Leggat
A. Morgan
Carlisle Mason
George Robinson
Franklin Beth
New York
Mian Patton
Miss Dawson
Miss Rumley
Mims Wilcox
Wilson Bowling Party Honors Sister from Spokane
Mrs. TH O Wilson hosted a pleasant bowling party at Thornton alley last Wednesday afternoon honoring her sister Mixa Cullen of Spokane and Ashby of Helena. The event featured world records broken by bowlers and a list of guests including Miss Cullen Miss Ashby Mrs Walter Lewis Mrs Tom Lavell Turner Mia Richards Mrs Rich ford Mrs Lauzier Mrs Ed Thompson Mrs C W Clark Mrs J J Hesler Miss Horgan Miss Viola Horgan Miss Lee Miss Young Miss Roberts and Miss telnig of Helena.
Benefit concert aids Star of Hope mission in Butte
A Tuesday evening benefit for Star of Hope and Home drew excellent attendance. Mrs G Oral McFarland organized a strong program with her sextette and solo, admired by the audience who clapped for others while avoiding encore demands. Notable numbers included Miss Voltz, Miss Irene Hamman, and Mrs E B Weirick performing a mix of readings, violin, cello, and piano pieces, with ensemble selections and a final Good Night quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Hope
Brown Eyes
E. B. Weirick
Lucia
Miss Voltz
Mya. Price
Messrs. Thomas
Lewis
Sully
Doering
Plano
Caprice Espagnole
Shelley
E. B. Welrick
de Koven
G. Oral McFarland
Mr. Ballard
M. L. Volta
Seers
Miss Hamman
Ballard
Hill
McFarland
Price
Thomas
St Andrews Episcopal Social Powers Centerville Furthers Charity
The St Andrews Episcopal church social in St Georges hall last Tuesday evening drew a crowded crowd from Walkerville and Centerville. Mrs James Broughton led the effort. proceeds exceed 200 dollars in the treasury. Booths included Guild Booth with Misses Broughton Chapman Hughes and Meagher and Refreshment Booth with several young women. Junior Guild Booth led by Mrs J J Bowker and Miss C Toward. Flower Booth run by Miss J H Martin and Miss W Vanhiens. Candy and Cigar Booths headlined by Mrs Rueger and Miss Attfield among others. Fish Pond Booth managed by Henry Wills and Wilfred Mewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Centerville
St. George's Hall
James Broughton
Walkerville
Guild
Broughton
Chapin, Hughes and Meagher
Cox
Hancock
Munish
Attfield
A. Wiliams and Wills
J. J. Bowker
C. Toward
Flower Booth
J. H. Martin
Misa W. Vanhiens
Candy Booth
Rueger
Valentine Dinner Hosted by Mrs. Charles W. Clark
Mrs. Charles W. Clark gave a Valentine dinner last Thursday night with pleasing and artistic success. Rooms were prettily decorated and exquisite valentine favors and name cards were at each plate. Guests included Miss Reinig of Helena, Miss Roberts, Miss Foster, Miss Young, Miss Le Beau, Will A. Clark Jr., Dr. Renick, Dr. Nanton, Howard Jones, and George Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Clark
Miss Reinig
Helena
Roberts
Foster
Miss Young
le Beau
Will A. Clark, Jr
Renick
Nanton
Howard Jones
George Clark
Gebert Euchre Party Hosts Shakespeare Club
Mrs F A Gilbert entertained the West Side Shakespeare club with progressive euchre last Saturday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Br Slater Mrs Dan Brown Mrs John Lindsay and Mrs Charlen Patterson. First prize a beautiful figure plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebert
Valentine Festival Transforms St Pauls Church South
St Pauls M E Church South at the corner of Galena and Idaho held a Valentine Festival hosted by the Epworth League. Colorful lanterns and heart motifs decorated the space while lively performances and a luncheon auction entertained guests. A large organizing committee ensured smooth progress with ushers, reception staff, and a printed program aiding fundraising.
Knickerbockers Whist Club Meets at Suessers Home
The Knickbocker Whist Club gathered at Mr and Mrs R Suesser 308 West Silver Street for a pleasant evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs H Bailey and Mrs Frank Haskins for ladies and J M Reynolds and R C Tobinson for gentlemen. Refreshments were served by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbockers
Knickbocker
R. Suesser
H. Bailey
Frank Haskins
J. M. Reynolds
R. C. Tobinson
Dain
Els
Miss Daull
J. Reynolds Jr
Mr. Daull
Noyes Progressive Euchre Social Soiree in Butte
Mrs. John Noyes and Mrs. McC White hosted a progressive euchre party on Thursday at the Noyes residence on West Granite Street. The event featured floral decorations, numerous guests, nineteen tables, and stylish gowns. Airs. C P Drennan won the first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes
John Noyes
McC. White
West Granite Street
Butte
C. P. Drennan
Royal Bon Jardinieres Prize Winners at Society Event
Mrs James H Lynch took second prize a vase while Mrs W O Speer claimed a Royal Bon tray and Mrs Mazon received a dainty cap and mincer. Mrs D J Hennessy earned the tone hand prize a silver bonbon dish. Guests enjoyed refreshments after a long pause as study cards or valentines were shown, with over one hundred attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Lynch
W. O. Speer
Hamlyn Valentine Party Hosts Pleasant Evening
Miss Nellie Hamlyn of 107 Colorado Street held a Valentine party Thursday night for about thirty young people. Prizes were won in Panomine by Miss Ja Dunstan and Mr. Robert Fisk. Music accompanied the event with refreshments served around 11:30, ending around 14.00 as guests dispersed. Notables present included Mrs. Pallor, Kelly and Hamlyn, and many friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlyn Valentine
Nellie Hamlyn
Colorado
Ja Dunstan
Robert Fisk
Pali@r
Kelly and
Haimlyn
Nellie Tiamlyn
Mae Sheldon
Christine Brelner
Esther Micklejohn
Georgie
Eftie
Grace Tonge
Mable Patterson
Fay Tulles
May McLennan
Ella
Emma Durstan
Wilson
Jennie Mueller
Miss. Fulles
Kennelly
Miss Hopkins
Halley
Ogden
Hadley
Cox
Sheldon
North
Fisk
Boardman
Tiompson
Trennerry
Watt
Evans
Hopkins
Georgie Hamlyn
Miss Lizzie Roberts Entertains At Valentine Party
Miss Lizzie Roberts hosted a social gathering at 2 West Broadway on Valentine’s night in honor of her class. A pleasant evening was spent with games and light refreshments among guests including Mr and Mrs Fuller Roberts, Misses Lillie Keown, Annie Bapule, Lizzie and Alice Mitchell, Susie Arnot, Evelyn Trevin, Minnie Seymour, Jenile Bennett, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Roberts
Lizzie Roberta
West Broadway
Fuillp Roverts
Lillie Kewell
Annie Bapule
Lizzie
Alice Mitchell
Susie Arnot
Evelyn Trevin
Minnie Seymour
Jenile Bennett
Byadna
Elizabeth Liebert
John Pen~hull
Mex Penalina
W. &. Evans
Thomas Extuck
Will Mitchell
Matt Webber
Frel Wehler Mc Avery
Hewht
Philin Roberts
Spectacular Bowling Meet With Prizes At Thornton Ban Kus
Last Saturday afternoon over forty locals gathered at the Thornton Bankus alleys to contest for prizes offered by the management. Magnificent scores surfaced with Mrs Pred Holbroots clinching the fist prize, a cut glass dish, followed by Mrs Johnston and others receiving glassware trophies. The event drew a wide list of players and spectators, with scores recorded for men and women and many named participants cited among the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Sears
Hayniiten
Morganew
Morgan
Tami
Wo Lewis
Rowlands
Mesdarnes
Robyon
Manson
Ap Cyoy
McCrimmon
Charles Hellbronhes Hamilton
Campbel
Johns
Braddock
Adams
McDonald
PL Persell
Roose
Tuvidson
Richards
Murphy
Carter
Long
W. Perrels
Heinge
Tduck
TJ. Flix
Rusch
Morris
Wile Toma
W. Chak
Lewis
Lausier
Turerer
C. Conk
Heilbronner
Dy Pou Hacringian
Misa
Viola Hore Ki
Dawson
Ponts
Lrheat
Foster
Hansen
Menlayens
Club Ny Holbrook
Hamilton
Deggar
Horgan
Barker
jAevnson
McDonald If
Conkite
Pious
Tekerts
Frovingon
C. Mason
A. Greers
Bo Horgan
W Aryan
Korhis
Jack
Bilis
Bus McBride
Hanson
C. W. Clark
Williams
Lew
Lozier
Turner
Cronekiv
Proutt
AL Hellion
Freund
Laugier
Burring
Social gathering at Mrs Petersons with prize wins
Members met at Mrs I Peterkan on AMUN Street Tuesday afternoon for a delightful time. First prize hawisome berry poon won by Mrs Tose Che. second prize celery ham won by Mrs Desrosier. Refreshments served. one guest Mrs Hummel attended. Other members listed include Mrs B C Robinson and Mrs S Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummel
Ohit
B.C. Robinson
Collins
FE. Raskins
C. Wyman
C. Desrosier
Curts
F. Peterson
S$. Tuutl
J. M. Reynolds
P. Miller
Rosa
Neighborhood Whist Club Meets at Utah Avenue
The Neighborhood Whist Club gathered with Mrs. 8 N Nixon on Utah avenue last Thursday after noon. First prize went to Mrs. D J Charlex a pretty spoonholder. Second prize a salad dish went to Mrs. C C Willa. Next Thursday afternoon the club meets with Mrs A B Eliiott on Farrett street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionist Club
8. N. Nixon
Utah Avenue
D. J. Charlex
C. C. Willa
A. B. Eliiott
Farrett Street
Neighborhood Whist Club Hosts Surprise for Genereuxs
Last Tuesday evening the ladies of the W Neighborhood Whist club and their husbands surprised Mr and Mrs Genereux at their Wyoming street home in South Butte Scientific where the games lasted late. A fine luncheon followed the conclusion of the play with many attendees including Arthur Genereux R H Hopper John Charles J H Gilbert D J Charles Eowen Bam Nixon Melcher Gray W F Noyes and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genereux
Wyoming Street
South Butte
Scientific
D. J. Charles
Eowen
Bam Nixon
Mra. Melcher
Mra. Gray
W. F. Noyes
Community Event Yields Prizes and Surprises
A Walkerville surprise party marked the 13th anniversary of Miss Zetta Halber at her home with a sled of gifts including a diamond ring. Winners at the evening event included Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Gray for ladies prizes, Mr. Bowen for gentlemen, and Mr. Nixon winning Bettleman’s prize as guests enjoyed games and a jolly banquet. Notables in attendance listed among the many names presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.c. Willis
A.B. Eliott. Jr. Williams
Roy Upper
Bowen
Mies Zetta Halher
Walkerville
Mind Holter
Misa Moller
Mike Yorla Heller
Mise Nellie Belt
Mb Rachel Felten
Kate Chickson
Jensnie O'irien
Kittie Hoarve
Mise Donnie Bhaughnessey
Nova Metta
Mise Viva Butte
Will Hoarve
Charnester
Frank Shawl
Rupert Neat
Aare Bynes
Trostoy PL
Pink themed gathering with lively music and dancing
Elmer Albritten, Nelson Hammond, Loi Kane, Clark Johnstone, Hal Johnston gathered in a well decorated house where pink dominated the decor. The pest Mup Med offered excellent dance music as the young folks stayed until nine AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Albritten
Nelson Hammond
Loi Kane
Clark Johnstone
Hal Johnston
Novelty at Pocorn Party in Meader Vill
Miss Prossie hosted a pajama school party at the Meader village science home last evening with only games and social merriment. Guests enjoyed card and euchre tables, with prizes for Indies Kate Sexton and gentlemen Walter Shore, plus consolation honors to James Henton and Lilian Sexton. A bounteous luncheon followed as prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prossie
Meader
Kate Sexton
Walter Shore
James Henton
Lilian Sexton
Vetock
Mixaes Lillian Sexton
Torise
Misa Moore
Miss Sullivan
Mix O'Brien
Mis Murphy
Nannie Roy
Nadeau and St. Jean Wedding Planned in St Patrick’s Church
Miss Phedora Nadeau, a popular belle of the younger set, will wed Dr J B St Jean. The ceremony is in St Patrick's church Monday morning, followed by a wedding trip through California Oregon and Washington. The couple will reside in Wallace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadeau
Ethical Culture Discusses Formation of Governments
Members of Ethical Culture Tuesday evening explored governance from the Roman municipality to the sixth century, tracing civil law developments and the rise of liberty. The discussion highlighted local and general revolutions against oppression and was well received by attendees.
Miss Louie Horgan Entertains At Home
Miss Louise Horgan hosted a pleasant evening for her young friends on West Broadway with games dancing and refreshments. Attendees included Helen Prouta Mike Sullivan Jennie McDonald Nuna Huol Jessie Wharton Kitt Fair Madgester Nell Fair Martha Fieh Roxie How Lilian Vivian Drea Johnstone Julia Horgan and many others with couples and several Mrs and Mr Johnstone Bellinger Hamilton Shaw Prouts Tallant Halley Kelly Corette Mueller Trembath Richards Hyland McDonald Hanley Meiklejohn Porter Joha Hines Mullins and more in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Horgan
Louise Horgan
West Broadway
Miss Horgan
Helen Prouta
Mike Kato Sullivan
Jennie McDonald
Nuna Huol
Jessie Wharton
Kitt Fair
Madgester
Misa Nell Fair
Martha Fieh
Misa Roxie
Lilian Vivian
Drea Johnstone
Julia Horgan
Sam Johnstone
Character Church Party Brightens So Helte Presbyterian
A character party at the So Helte Presbyterian church drew a large attendance with handsome costumes and an engaging program. The event featured singing playing and recitations including a dialogue by eight characters that was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So, Helte Presbyterian
Cut-throat Euchre Hostess Hosts Prize Night
Dennis Patterson entertained a group of friends for cut-throat euchre on Thursday afternoon. First prize a bon-bon dish of Haviland china went to Mrs. C. M. Wood. Second prize a paper-weight went to Mrs. Melton Thorndyke. Consolation prize a flower holder went to Miss Battiste. Several ladies attended including Mrs. Peley Snow and Miss Metta Culver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Patterson
C. M. Wood
Melton Thorn
M. Wood
Dennia Patterson
Whittier
Hy Batiste
H.C. Bolton
Trast
Coulter
Downie
Culver
Jim Adame
Batiste
Miss Coulter
Metta Culver
Society Notes Highlight Local Travels and Visits
Society page items show Mrs C W Clark visiting Helena with plans to stay while husband is away in Butte. Misa Reinig visits Misa Thoberts at 727 West Broadway. Miss Byrde Lesom returns to Kansas City after visiting her sister Ornstein. Mr and Mrs A H Jones plan a coast tour for about two weeks. Mrs A H Whitcher leaves for San Prankisco to be with her mother seriously ill. Henry Trask’s marriage to Miss Riley in Seattle surprises Butte friends. Mr and Mrs C C Cochran host their daughter and granddaughter at 602 West Quartz Street. Mitchells return from Salt Lake. Sullivan couple back from Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Clark
Helena
Butte
Misa Reinig
Misa Thoberts
West Broadway
Byrde Lesom
Ornstein
Kansas City
A. H. Jones
A.H. Whitcher
San Prankisco
Henry Trask
Mias Riley
Seattle
C. C. Cochran
No. 602
West Quartz Street
F. C. Pierce
Dorothy
Philipsburg
J. H. Mitchell
Salt Lake
Anaconda
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Guy
George
Tuner
Harley Lee
French
Dr. Napton
Guy Stapleton
Thomas Laugier
Alex
Jonnatone
F. A. Heinze
W. L. Renick
Mr. Templeton
Jack Thomas
Dan Raymond
BL We Havern
Richard Lacey
Mr. Underwood
Phil. Carr
W. L. Moyer
George Casey
Mr. Frost
Mr. Tuttle
Georgie Nuckolls
D. A. Dickson
Pat Mullins
Charles Patterson
F. A. Gilbert
C. N. Gossman
James Jackman
B. Lindsay
A. J. Lewis
R. Nuckolls
A. E. Stevens
P. W. Sheehy
William White
May Ingle
Dan Yancey
Tha Crossman
Jennie Woodbury
Mary Fosselman
Bolo
Irene Hamman
Reading
Cy. Eee Cce
Fred Kitto
Fred Hoblit
HI Kimball
Cliff Buren
Charles Copenharve
Charlotte Best
Mr. Kitto
John C. Olson
George C. Beldwin
Mina Nora Peters
J. D. Lanterman
H. Morris
H. Morris. Lemonade Booth
Carrie Johnston
Blanche Knowton
Emelia Sheffel
Alma Sheffel
Valentine Booth
Lolta Walton
J. C. Brummil
Geo. C. Balégin
J. L. Glenn
Guy Higgins
Elimé Eipner
Elmer Ripper
L. C. Knoton
Nora Peters
J.C. Brummitt
Jhint
Margaret Knowlton
E. H. Morving
TL. L. Glenn
Mary Brandy
League
Geo. . Baldwin
Nova Peteral
Morris Peters
Miss Lulu Largey
Lulu Largey
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