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Newspaper

Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1901

Page

6

Society Notes Highlight Engagements and Local Club News

Engagement announcements for Miss Foster and W. ALCR frame a week of receptions. Mrs. Charles Walker Clark hosts a reception, with theater outings and social events for BHC gilded youths. A German Kraenschen club forms to study language, meetings planned at member residences. first gathering includes several local society names. A Dillon bride, Miss Lucy Ray Grannis Brannon, returns for a wedding ceremony at her parents' home. Teas and social gatherings in Centerville feature pink decor, candlelight, and refined tables.

Miss Foster W.alcr Charles Walker Clark BHC Walter Hieci Geran Kraenschen Mra CC Rouger W. (. Speer Speer, Sr Louis PL Best C. C. Reuger Newton C. G. Pingel Wilman Lucy Ray Grannis Butte Inter Mountain Willeasure Dillon Thomas H. Brannon Brannon

Reception by Mrs. Clark for Foster and others

Mrs. Charles W. Clark hosted the largest reception of the week on Tuesday afternoon for Foster, with about 200 invitations. The home featured green and pink decor, palms, and fragrant flowers. Guests, including Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Mayrayet Cunningham, arrived and departed through the afternoon as refreshments were served.

Charles W. Clark Foster Will A. Chark, Jr Vlirk Prank Mayrayet Cunninghall Trovimon Dim Gerifrey Lanzier Mas J. K. Cherk Helen Proute Asteth Roberts

Renick Theater Party List Atop A Hazy Pageant Night

A fragment from Renick Theater notes a Monday event with a guest list including Miss Mabel Foster, Miss Helen Plots, Miss Adah Ebiherts, Miss Margeren Marks and others. The item mentions a panty ad and a party with attendees spanning several names and roles, but few clear details remain readable.

Tk Demic Mabel Fane Etpee Eepel Runine Mabel Foster Wi Pril Myre Edtrey Lovie Ate Afd Mes Maery Tories Wy Clark Helen Plots Mello Tee Adah Ebiherts Mise Margeren Marks Whilere Lark Ormplennn

Hall-Moyer Party Delights Guests After Performance

An evening gathering following a performance featured a dainty supper. Guests included Mr and Mrs RW Hothrack, Dr and Mrs Merime, Abr and Ms WB Hamilton, and Mrs Mer White. Mr Moy not present.

Mos RW. Hothrack Merime WB. Hamilton Mea Mer’. White Moy

Miss Warde Event Noted With Red Carnations Display

Tuesday afternoon Miss Violiw Meegan Rive VU neler for Mies May dg Haugen oof the tragedian euerick Warde. The meith was a table setting of beauty with a center shower of red carnations and red handmade candles. Attendees included Mrs Mott White Mrs Kickin ker Mrs Tovby from Ateonda and others, with Miss Hengun among those present.

Violiw Meegan Mies Maydg Haugen Euerick Warde MaNnory Mott White Kickinker Tovby Ateonda St Dphinstone Hengun

Five informal at tics of the week for Mrs Gunn

The surprise party for Mrs. Ylen mother of Mrs J W Gunn was hosted by Mrs Cinna at 24 West Granite Street. Needeor art club organized the event with delicious refreshments and a pleasant afternoon. Attendees included Mrs A H Jones, Mrs Louis P Best, Mrs Blackburn, Mrs O J Metonnet, Mrs Saville, Mrs J M Hall, Mrs Fish, Mrs Lute, Mrs H P Heidrick, Mrs Clayton, and Mrs Gunn. The Nemows met and sang during a delightful afternoon.

Ylen J. W. Gunn Mma A. H. Jones Louis P. Best Blackburn O. J. Metonnet Saville J. M. Hall Fish Lute H. P Heidrick Clayton Gunn

A Pleasing Programme At Ye Wirth League Meeting

The Ye Wirth League of St Pauls M E church hosts Tuesday social gatherings with varied talks. The last programme featured Miss Carle Johnston on Protestant Missions Indapat and a lecture on Study of Japan, plus Ladies Quartette performances and a debate on taxing bachelors.

Ye Wirth League of H. Morris BE. O. Morris William Ikkhowlton H.C Burgin G. A. Marks Fenure Karl Shaftsbury Crussiders

Mrs. Morgans Elegant Social Event Honors Miss Lareey

Ut prettiest social event of the season hosted by Med A T Morgan at her West Granite street home last Thursday afternoon. A small guest list of local friends admired hand painted water color name cards by Miss Dunn of Boston and exquisite decorations with smilax and red accents. Attendees included Miss Lareey, Miss Foster, and a dozen guests such as Miss Morgan, Miss Viol Morgan, Miss Helen Prowts, Miss Jean Cultivan, Miss Thea Russell, and Miss Daisy Dawlyn.

Med. A. T. Morgan Ald West Granite Street Lulu Lareey Mabel Foster Miss Dunn Hoston New York Cuny Mite Largey Miss Poater Shentt Didney Miss Largey Miss Poster Lolerts Horgan Viol Morgan Helen Prowts Jean Eultivan Thea Russell Diisy Dawayl Belle le Beau Margaret Thanson

The Merry Twelve Whist Club Meets at Mrs Desrasier’s Home

The Merry Twelve Whist club gathered at Mrs C Desrasier on Front Street last Tuesday afternoon. First prize was half a dozen dainty china cups and saucers won by Mrs Paul Milley. Second prize, three handsome china pilos, went to Mrs R Robinson. After Baines refreshments, attendees included Mrs Paul Miller, Mrs R Tebingon, J M Reynolds, Mrs E Haskins, Mrs Desroster, Mrs B P Peterson, Mrs Toward Ballot, Mrs O Cutting, Mrs S Collie, Mrs Wyman, Mrs J Sulssep, Miss S Dall.

C. Desrasier Front Street Paul Milley Mra. R. Robinson Paul Miller R. ©. Tebingon J. M. Reynolds PE. Haskins Desroster BP. Peterson Toward Baltoy 0. Cutting 8. Collie Wyman J. Sulssep Mise S. Dall

Little Miss Dorothy Whittlesey Hosts West Side Birthday Party

Children plus several friends gathered at a west side home for Dorothy Whittlesey s seventh birthday. Games included the donkey game with prizes a story book a travel game and a new game of authors. Madge Tarrant won first prize Harry Sheffield second and Haby Mae Anderson consolation prize. The dining room featured a delightfully arranged table with rabbit favors gilt hampers and pretty flowers. The birthday cake drew a chorus of delightful oohs as guests admired the tasty confection. Attending were Madge and Halle Tarrant, Harry and Grace Sheffield, Laurel Montgomery and others.

Dorothy Whittlesey Siven Madge Tarrant Harry Sheffield Haby Mae Anderson Cate Madge Halle Tarrant Harry Grace Sheffielt Laurel Montgomery

Miss Largey Hosts Theater Party With Supper After

Miss Lulu Largey hosted a Thursday night theater party chaperoned by Mrs. Epping. Guests included Ms. Epping, Mix Sullivan, Miss Lulu Largey, Messin Daniel Raymond, Pit Gary and Percy Bell at the Largey residence after the Duke's Jester performance.

Miss Largey Lulu Largey Duke Largey Epping Ms. Epping Mix. Sullivan Messin Daniel Raymond Pit Gary Percy Bell

Winston Party Hosts Belle of New York Event

The Winston party gathered late at the McDermott hotel after a theater night to supper. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Vall, Miss Daugherty, and Charles Hayden.

Jason Winston New You McDermott Hotel Winston Clark Joseph Hart Vall Mies Daugherty Charles Hayden

Tea Party at Mrs W Mec White’s Home

Last Saturday several guests called for tea at Mrs. W Mec White’s home. The impromptu gathering lasted hours and was described as very pleasant with a delicious tea. Attendees included Mrs. Charles Walker Clark Miss Horgan Miss Viola Horgan Mrs. Thomas Lavelle Miss Ballinger Mrs J T Murray Mrs J Ai Freund Mrs Sam Joistone Mrs James Forbis Mrs L A Sissey Mr Frederick W Holbrook Mrs M Tuohy of Anaconda and Miss Adair Roberts.

W. Mec. White Charles Walker Clark Miss Horgan Horgan Thomas Lavelle Sam Joistone James Forbis L. A. Sissey Frederick W. Holbrook M. ‘Tuohy Anaconda Adair Roberts

Ranch Party Surprise for Mrs Erhart at Moore Ranch

Last Wednesday night a jolly party near The Hump six miles out on the county road surprised Mrs. Erhart, guest of Mrs. Molly Moore. Guests enjoyed progressive whist with cake plate prizes won by Mrs. John Charles and Mrs. Dunk, second by Mrs. Fifer, and a statuette consolation by Mrs. Mihart. A supper followed with abundant good things. The tables were daintily appointed and service was perfect. Attending were Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Filer, Mrs. Molly Moore, Mrs. Munday, Mrs. Dunk, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Jon Chaves, Mrs. RE Harper, Mrs. D. J. Charles, Mrs. BDH Gilbert, Mrs. Doh Charles, and the hostess herself.

Molly Moore Eihart Fifer Mihart Bishop Filer

McWhite Dinner Charm Engages Small Group

Tuesday evening Mrs. Met White entertained a few friends at dinner with covers for twelve. Those present included Mr and Mrs Eugene Carrell Mr and Mrs Ballinger Mr and Mrs James Fortis Mr and Mrs Murray Mrs Charles Walker Clark W O Hall Charlie Fy Mee White and Mrs

White Eugene Carrell Ballinger James Fortis Murray Charles Walker Clark W. OH. Hall Charlies

Dinner at the Newtons Home on West Side

Mr and Mrs T K Newton hosted a small house warming dinner for intimate friends at their West Side residence. Lavender color scheme featured pale Florentine violets and ferns, lavender shades, and violet petals. Mrs Newton wore a lavender French gown with silver. name cards were crafted by a local artist.

T. K. Newton Newton Hawers

Local gathering includes Bagley Bord and Bronson families

Attendees listed include Mr Bagley, Mrs Bord, Mr and Mrs Chapin, Mr and Mrs Atkinson, Mr Bronson, and Mrs Muxwall, among others, at a community meeting.

Hew de Lis Tiynse God Bagley Bloran Bord Chapin Atkinson Willioi Bronson Muxwall

Euchre Night Draws Mirth With Prizes And Toasts

A lively Euchre party hosted by Mies deatie Me Dandd on Tuesday night featured multiple prize drawings. Mike Kate Sullivan won the Japanese loaf and toast service, Miss Louie Horgan claimed the toothbrush holder, Ty Tallant won the EviteTen jar, and Tomes Trembath took the ash tray. Refreshments were served at midnight as many local residents attended, including Mids Kale Wilivun, Miss Heten Prouta, Miss Annie ewes, and several named gentlemen.

Mies Deatie Me Dandd Mike Kate Sullivan Louie Horgan Ty Ty Tallant Tomes Trembath Suesis Mids Kalewilivun Misa Heten Prouta Annieewes Mattie Alexander Mise Hiton Martha Fish Mise Marion Nichols Mise Madge Riter Mies Wihafforgan Jonnie DcDonald Mise Florence Kelley Enimia Jurl

M Howard Jones Hosts Theater Party for Grand Opera House

M Howard Jones entertained a theater party at the Grand Opera House last night in honor of Misa Mabel Boater and Will A Chirk. After the performance guests adjourned to Mr Clark's apartments for a dainty supper. Attending included Miss Mariel Koster WHLA Clark Mrs Charles W Clark Miss Haittie Young Miss Le Heau Miss Ma Roberts Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Lau m George Busch P A Bell and ly iutek.

M. Howard Jones Howard Jones Grand Opera House Hoor Misa Mabel Boater Will A. Chirk Mr. Clark Mr. Jones Mariel Koster Whla, Clark Charles W. Clark Haittie Young le Heau Ma Roberts Geoffrey Laum George Busch P. A. Bell Ly Iutek

Late Evening Dinner at Mrs McCrimmon's Theater Night

Mrs FW McCrimmon entertained guests after the theater that night. Dr and Mrs Campbell, Mr and Mrs Hamilton, Mr and Mrs Holbrook, and Dy and Mrs McDoorn attended the supper.

FW. McCrimmon Campbell Hamilton Holbrook Mc Doorn

Matinee Party Hosts Guests Include Noted Names

A matinee party hosted this afternoon by Mrs. Hi Ballinger drew a small gathering. Guests included Frank Boucher Mrs J B Roote Mis Samuel Johnstone Miss Fleavier Viola Horgan and Miss Madge Masks.

Hi. Ballinger Frank Boucher J. B. Roote Samuel Johnstone Misses Fleavier Viola Horgan Madge

Homed Lecture Debunks Food Adulteration Claims

Yesterday afternoon the Homer club hosted Prof Traphages of Bozeman Agricultural college Tec hre to discuss Food Adulteration. The talk critiqued canned goods catsupe and relishes, drawing a large turnout from Vesponste club women. Mrs I W Holbrook, club president, and Mrs W B Hamilton contributed remarks while Julia Horan played a piano solo. The event featured palms and white carnations on the decorated platform.

Homer Club Traphages Bozeman Agricultural College Techre I. W. Holbrook Woman's Club W. B. Hamilton Woman's c Ming Julia Horan

Warde Appears at Butte Elks Reception Draws Crowds

In Butte the actor F rvick Warde drew a mixed crowd of men and women to a Thursday noon reception hosted by Silver Bow Lodge No. 249 Elks. Women arrived early, mingled with locals, and praised the event while Warde greeted guests and praised the audience. Lively performances included Mira Voltz singing Entreaty and an original poem by Warde, with Gallagher and Mrs Healey performing a duet.

Frvick Warde Butte Elks Elks Hall Warde Silver Bow Lodge No. 249 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Mira Voltz My. Warde Golden Gate Bart Fe Warde Raven Gallagher Mrs. Healey Haralway

Daughters of the Revolution Whist Party Change

Invitations for a Daughters of the American Revolution whist party were issued for the Dorothy block area on Monday January 28. Organizers note a change of venue to the residence of Mr and Mrs A H Wethey SM West Granite Street and urge recipients to note the alteration.

Daughters of the Revolution Dorothy Block Thase A. H. Wethey SM West Granite Street

Missoula Society Notes Share Weddings and Travel News

A Missoula wedding is announced for Albert Degsautt and Heorika Aurore Rodhileau with a large Homecoming West party and a prize painting. Mrs. J. W. Rockwood and John Canlee will stay in Los Angeles rather than Honolulu. Several relatives head east, while Miss Rita Bellinger hosts a dancing party for fifty-five friends. The eighth grade class enjoyed a Crystal Springs trip.

Albert Degsautt Heorika Aurore Rodhileau Missoula Frenchtown Hubiber Mies Helen Tilton Palbott Archilall Gray Great Northern Mrs. Gray Dean Salvator Arthur Atkins Mr. Atking Ty Chester Lyman Annapolis Navah Academy Annapolis Butte High School Laura King Peter Harve Califorra West Quarts Sileet Gaylord Black Lenox Hotel J. W. Rockwood John Canlee Honolulu Los Angeles W. W. Dixon Butte James A. ‘Talbott Mya Talbott Mae Neldenhofen Misa “Pale Columbia Falls Mia John O'Rourke Carlisle Mason Mixzoula Gaylord Blick South Jackson Street J. B. Richards Rita Bellinger Crystal Springs

Depew Sees One-Sided U S Trade and Ship Subsidies

In a Washington talk on the ship and subsidy bill, Senator Depew traced U S growth from commerce to production while criticizing exclusive coastal development. He warned against foreign blockades and urged subsidies as a practical remedy, noting Germany’s rising ship subsidies and shipyard support.

Washington Sidy Depew United States Mr. Depew Atlantic Pacific Europe Vila South America Australia Asia Africa Gievenant Marine France Dona Fon Russia India Kaypr Avid Itusery Dave Oppolville

American shipping subsidies debated for wartime needs

Debates on subsidizing American shipping to boost national defense, jobs, and trade. Speaker cites foreign competition costs, argues subsidies may reduce costs and strengthen ports, fleets, and industrial growth amid growing maritime needs and future shipbuilding plans.

Railway Wage Scale Reached for New Jersey Line Conductors

New York January 4 after long bargaining the railway wage scale for conductors on the Central Railroad of New Jersey is set. The agreement covers ten hour days for freight and coal trains with 28 cents an hour overtime and a 12 hour day for passenger conductors at 3 dollars per day. A 150 mile run equals ten hours and overtime starts after 12 hours with extra pay for every minute over. The scale becomes effective January 1 and awaits ratification by other brotherhoods.

New York Central Railway New Jersey Board of Forleration Llavnen Abeville Ttushiro

Was Not Abducted Woman From Chicago Traced to San Francisco

Mrs. Howell wife of a wealthy Chicago timber dealer was reported abducted from a private sanitarium then found at a suburb residence after wandering the night. She had traveled to San Francisco to inspect property with interests tied to her mind’s distress. Her mother and husband arrived from Chicago to pursue guardianship petitions.

San Francisco Dan My. Henyts BR. Howell Chicago Howell el Francisco Edward Calhoun Frm

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