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Newspaper

Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1901

Page

3

Ambitious Butte Lawyer W A Clark Jr Gaining Fame

W A Clark Jr born in Deer Lodge 1877 spent youth in Tutte then abroad two years before entering the University of Virginia. He returned, earned high honors, and soon admitted to Montana and U S courts. He partners with Jesse B Roote, hails from wealth yet seeks honor through ability and public service in Butte. He plans marriage to a Butte daughter.

W. A. Clark Jr Deer Lodge Tutte New York Columbia College University of V Ginit

Lent social season dominates Butte society

Despite Lent, Butte residents held lively social events last week. Card parties, afternoon teas, luncheons, and theater parties filled evenings and weeks ahead feature more gatherings than solemn observances in local society life.

Butte

Busch Luncheon Guests Include Local and Spokane Guests

Mrs. Mary Busch entertained a luncheon Thursday afternoon with guests including Miss Mae Ward of Helena, Mrs. Laugier, Mrs. W. Clark, Miss Cullen of Spokane, Miss Young, Miss Alexander, Miss Prouts, Miss Adah Roberts, Miss Mabel Foster, Miss Ledicau, and Miss Daisy Dawson.

Young People Bowl in Honor of Henry Howell

Miss Jeanette Gillie hosted a bowling party at Thornton alleys this morning for Henry Howell who leaves for home in Missoula next week. After bowling, guests gathered at Mrs. Gillie’s West Broadway home for an excellent lunch.

Jeanette Gillie Thornton Henry Howell Missoula Gillie West Broadway Miss Gillie Majorie Forbis Nan Vivian Lilian Vivian Carrie Lowry Hallie Bourcer Drea Johnstone Julia Horgan Helen Pyle Dollie Smith Marie Wells Laura Harwood George Fair Hal Johnstone Clark Johnstone France Russel Carol Pyle Harry Lindley Edgar Wild A. J. Davis, Jr

Hidden Cities Party Honors Mrs Knowles of Missoula

Mrs J K Macdonald and Mrs Barker hosted a Tuesday party for Mrs Hiram Knowles of Missoula. A new game Hidden Cities delighted guests. First prize a hand painted picture went to Mrs J B Richards, consolation prize violets to Mrs H W Young, guest prize watercolor to Mrs Knowles. Refreshments served. Guests included Mrs Hiram Knowles and many others.

Hidden Cities J. K. Macdonald Barker Hiram Knowles Missoula J. B. Richards H. W. Young Knowles Russell Forbis Patton Howell Young Rickards McArthur Douglass Haydn Busch Blair Emerson Gillie Epping Sharp

Neighborhood Whist Club Concludes First Series

Mrs Melcher hosted the final afternoon of the Neighborhood Whist club series last Thursday. Contests were tight with prizes: Mrs D J first and Mrs A B Elliott Consolation. guest prizes to Ary Farnum and Mrs L Erick. club prizes to Mrs W P Noyes and Mrs F.

W. P. Noyes

Elegant refreshments honor hostess at club meeting

Elegant refreshments were served and all voted Mrs. Melcher a charming hostess. Those present were Mrs. W. Fy Mrs. F. Graye, Mrs. C. C. Willis, E. Morrison, Mrs. W. Bowman, R. F. Hopper, Mrs. A. B. Elliart, J. H. Gilbert, Mrs. S. M. Nixon, N. Genereux, Mrs. D. J. Charles, Sewell Davis, Mrs. S. Buckles, Leonard Brick, Mrs. R. Williams, Mrs. Farnam, Mrs. Greene, Miss Elred, Mrs. C. Grass, Mrs. Melch The club will be entertained at its next meeting by Mrs. D. J. Charles.

Melcher W. Fy F. Graye C. C. Willis E. Morrison W. Bowman R. F. Hopper A. B. Elliart J. H. Gilbert S. M. Nixon N. Genereux D. J. Charles Sewell Davis S. Buckles Leonard Brick R. Williams Farnam Greene Elred C. Grass Melch

Regal Mandolin and Guitar Club Meeting

A Reg al Mandolin and Guitar club gathering was held Tuesday evening at Miss Esther Meikelsohn s home on Alabama street. After a pleasant musical program, refreshments were served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs D Meikeljohn, Miss Christine Bieber, Miss Vera Featherly, Miss Alice Price, Miss Esther Meikeljohn, Miss Dorothy Macane, Miss Mae MacLane, Abram Lewis, Sidney Lewis, EB Cox, George W Faust, H H Gutherle.

Regal Club Regal Mandolin and Guitar Club Esther Meikelsohn Alabama Street Mra D. Meikeljohn Christine Bieber Vera Featherly Alice Price Esther Meikeljohn Dorothy Macane Mae MacLane Abram Lewis Sidney Lewis

Tea in Honor of Mrs Hiram Knowles at Mrs Carroll’s

Mrs Knowles and Mrs Mary Sharp hosted a tea at Mrs Eugene Carroll’s West Granite street home yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs Hiram Knowles. Attending guests included Mrs Blair, Mrs J Harris, Mrs J Milne White, Mrs J Mussel, Mrs Charles W Clark, Mrs L A Sisley, Mrs J B Wilcox, Mrs John Noyes, Mrs Hanson and Mrs W M Bickford.

Knowles Mary Sharp Eugene Carroll Carroll West Granite Street Hiram Knowles Blair J. 8. Harris J. Milne White J. J. Mussel Charles W. Clark L. A. Sisley J. B. Wilcox John Noyes Hanson W. M. Bickford

Jones Theater Party at Grand Opera House

Howard Jones hosted a theater party last Tuesday evening at the Grand Opera house for the Rownders. After the show guests adjourned to Mrs. C. W. Clark's home for supper with Miss Mae Ward Miss Young Miss LeBeau Miss Roberts Mr. Blossom and doctors Napton and Stenick in attendance.

Tuesday Musicale Sees Class Perform For Local Guests

Miss Charlotte Best and her class presented a Tuesday musicale attended by Mrs. Demary Mrs. Smith Miss Smith Miss Graves Miss Veronneau Miss Thierman Carroll Dolman Sam Mayer Mr. Ludeke Mr. Hokins Max Kruger Mr. Kitto and others. Next Tuesday the musicale will be omitted due to a concert by Miss Leonore Jackson.

Charlotte Best Demary Smith Miss Smith

Mrs Bishop Surprised By Friends At West Quarts Street

Last Wednesday evening a group of Mrs Samuel Bishops friends surprised her at her West Quarts street home. Whist was played with prizes awarded a fire salad dish to Mrs Dunks and a pretty plate to Mrs Bishop. Refreshments followed and guests departed late.

Local residents named in community roll call

Mr. and Mrs. Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. Dunks, Mr and Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Grosse, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Fifer, Miss Ethel Moore, Mr. Walker, Mr. Harry Wright, Mr Ray Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Bishop.

Hensley Dunks Wright Grosse Moore Fifer Ethel Moore Walker Harry Wright Ray Bishop Bishop

Neighbor Club Elephant Craft and Prizes Event

Mrs Rowallace hosted the Neighbors' club afternoon with a game shaping an elephant on black cloth using white tape. Prizes went to Mrs Ickards for a chocolate pitcher and Mrs Knowlton for a large china elephant. Attendees included Mrs Carmen, Mrs Rickards, Mrs Knowlton, Mrs S it Graves, Mrs Lober, Mrs E B Wells, Mrs F B Curtis, Miss Myrtle Carmon, and Miss Bessie Griffiths.

S$.it, Graves Lober E. 8. Wells F. Fb, Curtis Myrtle Carmon Bessie Griffiths

All Crystal Springs Party At Resort This Saturday Night

A merry party visited Crystal Springs last Saturday night spending hours at the resort. The group included H. A. Gallwey and wife W. H. Haviland and wife J. T. Sidley and wife Thomas Kilgallan and wife Thomas Bryant and wife John Berkin and wife Dan Tewey and wife H. C. Gorman and lady M. Jennines and wife W. H. Cochrane and wife George Lee wife and daughter Fred Paige and Indy Marco Medin and lady Don Kelley and lady H. E B. Rafferty and lady Jack Hammell and lady H. W. Rodgers and Indy John WN Kirk and wife C. P. Connolly and wife W. A. Larkin and wife 7. B. Fitzgerald and wife Thomas Reed and lady J. J. Lavelle and lady

Crystal Springs H. A. Gallwey W. H. Haviland J. T. Sidley Thomas Kilgallan Thomas Bryant John Berkin Dan Tewey H. C. Gorman M. Jennines W. H. Cochrane George Lee Fred Paige Indy Marco Medin Don Kelley H. E B. Rafferty Jack Hammell H. W. Rodgers John WN Kirk C. P. Connolly W. A. Larkin 7. B. Fitzgerald Thomas Reed J. J. Lavelle

Olds Richardson couple wed at family home in Centerville

Peter Olds and Miss May Lee Richardson were united in marriage last Saturday night at 215 West Woolman Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Olds. Rev. John Hosking officiated, with Miss Vincent as bridesmaid and H. F. Finlay as best man. Flower girls were Tillie Olds and Lolo Olds. A bountiful supper followed and W. H. Kitto provided music. The couple will reside at 36 Virginia Street.

Peter Olds May Lee Richardson Thomas Olds West Woolman Street John Hosking Centerville Mt. KE Vincent H. F. Finlay Tillie Olds Lolo Olds W. H. Kitto Mrs. Olds Virginia Street

Groves Knipe Wedding Burns Rose Silk Dress

Miss Clemmie E. Grover and Alphus Knipe wed on Washington's Birthday at Mrs. Hauswirth's residence with Rev. EB Groeneveld officiating. The bride wore ashes of roses and rose colored silk. bridesmaids in pearl gray, Anna Thierman and Mrs. P. Matteson attended. Mack and P. W. Paden stood with the groom as Lizzie Lindman played the wedding march.

Clemmie E. Grover Alphus Knipe Washington

Wedding Gifts List Features Many Named Guests

The notice lists Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Kyd, Mr. and Mrs. Ilivans, and many others receiving items for a young couple. Items include cut glass dishes, a water bottle, a clock, berry spoons, rugs, statuettes, powder bottles, a wine set, a silver pitcher, a table cloth, doilies, tea spoons, and embroidered cloths, with names from Anaconda and local families appearing throughout.

John Robinson J. Kyd J. Dilivans Herman Manswirth J.thierman J. Hauswirth Hagewirth Kale Poa M Beast Rita Hauswirth J Lineman Mish B. Engle Emma Jesan Anna Crowley Vroom Jiesirth Hauswirth 1Auswirth Rita Haus Wirth Thierman G. Btoughton B. Engle G. F. Waddell Anaconda Charles P. Fuente Anna Thierman Mary Boast W. Padden and & Matteson

Society Notes From The Haviland Elks Event And Card Parties

Dr Haviland entertained the Elks in the hall on Mary Street last Thursday with a large attendance and a good time. The Butte Clerks Protective Union No 12 plans an entertainment and banquet with dancing at the Auditorium next Monday. Dr Louis Schwartz hosted a theater forty last Tuesday. Mrs J D Freund hosted cards last Friday afternoon and Mrs Will Word held a luncheon Tuesday in honor of Miss May Worl of Helena. Harmony lodge Daughters of Te-tejah hosted a card party at Ridgeley hall Thursday night with about 125 attendees. Jack Noyes hosted informal cards at her North Wy waning Street home last Monday night.

May Worl Helena Harmony Lodge Daughters of Tetejah Ridgeley Hall Jack Noyes North Wywaning Street

Barnes Theater Party Marks First Anniversary

Mr and Mrs George F Barnes celebrate their first anniversary with a theater party at Rousas concert at the Grand Opera House Tonight guests include Mr and Mrs J K Donald, Mr and Mrs Samuel Barker, Mr and Mrs Harry Torrence and Mr and Mrs Archibald Gray Supper will be served in their parlors at 76 West Park after the show

George F. Barnes Rousa Grand Opera House West Park J. Kk. Maydonald Samuel Barker Harry Torrence Archibald Gray

Eagles Fraternal Social Delights Members in Miners Union Hall

The Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted its monthly social at Miners Union hall last Sunday. Dancing and impromptu songs and recitations entertained attendees. Refreshments were generous. A counterfeit Carrie Nation smashed a saloon scene, drawing cheers. The event was a grand success.

Order of Eagles Miners’ Union Hall Carrie Nation

Local personals brief notes from town social scene

A long list of residents and visitors headed to or returning from trips and gatherings. Mentions include Mr. Mangam and Mr. Templeman at Hunter's Springs for health reasons, several travelers to Helena, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, New York and Chicago, and local dinners and club events. Names include Mrs. Clark, Miss Word, Mr. and Mrs. Heinze, Mr. and Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Dorey, Mrs. Samitz, and Mrs. Pinkston among others.

Mangam Mr. Templeman Hunter's Springs Templeman Steve Raymond San Fra Butte A. B. Heinze Helena Mae Word Will Word W. McC. White Arkansas Hot Springs Charles W. Clark Prank Shaw Mabel Foster San Francisco Los Angeles Wall A. Clark, Jr Cutt, Lo M. R. Torpey Cavanaugh Mer Dorey Tete Aint Ely Mons S. J. Bates Portland Ore

South Butte Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Fair Raises Hopeful Total

The South Butte Presbyterian church Ladies Aid Society held its annual fair aiming to raise one hundred dollars to clear liabilities. A busy event drew many friends and visitors with booths selling apples, candy, and soups. The lunch counter ran hot dinners attracting crowds, and a candy booth sparkled with Orientalist decor. Final results announced at the Wednesday meeting left members pleased with the turnout and momentum.

Ladies’ Aid Society South Putte Presbyterian Church Mulholland Reeles J. Fummerton Bowman Ladies Aid Society

Church Debt Relief Proposal for Year-Long Solvency

A local report notes a contribution near $200 rather than $100, expected to relieve the church of all debt and liabilities for one full year. It also states the parsonage will soon be paid and the church property made completely free from encumbrance.

Sunday School Parents Day at South Butte Presbyterian

The Sunday School held its first parents day with a varied program of recitations dialogues vocal and instrumental solos class songs and congregational singing. A large attendance of scholars teachers and parents was noted as the pastor spoke on Take this Child away and nurse it for me and I will pay thee thy wages. Earl Gilbert reviewed the lesson and C Carroll presided.

South Butte

Christian Endeavor Meeting at South Butte Church

The Amy Snell Society of Christian Endeavor met at the minister’s home last Friday. Many attended and reports from all departments were read. The treasurer reported over 72 dollars cash on hand. After business, members enjoyed games conversations and refreshments.

Amy

Class Social Held By Miss Annis Moses At South Butte Church

On Saturday afternoon Miss Annis Moses hosted a class social at South Butte Presbyterian church. Invited guests included Sarah Heyman Maude Charlton Maud Hartwell Alma Clark Amanda Binder Tichie Flanagan Lilliy Graham Maris Carroll Alm MacKenzie Mirian Cob tan Johanna Nayse Lena Flanagan Kuntie Bownwn Susie McKenzie Vino let Rhems Louise Danner. The event featured a pleasant time with fine refreshments and the children departed devoted to their teacher.

Annis Moses South Butte Presbyterian Church Sarah Heyman Maude Charlton Maud Hartwell Alma Clark Amanda Binder Tichie Flanagan Lilliy Graham Maris Carroll Alm MacKenzie Mirian Cob+ tan Johanna Nayse Lena Flanagan Kuntie Bownwn Susie McKenzie Vinolet Rhems Louise Danner

Church Notices at South Tutte Presbyterian

The Sunday schedule includes a 1 o'clock sermon titled A Startling Exclamation and a 12 15 Sunday school led by C Carroll with B Gilbert as assistant. Christian endeavor at 6 led by Matthew Tradgeon on Religious Barrenness. The pastor Rev F Tonge preaches at 8 with Carrie Nation sketch Carrie and Her Life Hatchet. A solo by Master Frederick Planagan. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening features Phantom Christ Matthew xiv led by Tonge at 80s 12st street rear of the church.

South Tutte Tresbyterian C. Carroll B. Gilbert Matthew Tradgeon F. Tonge Carrie Carrie Nation Frederick Planagan Phantom Christ Matthew xiv Frederick Tonge

Grateful to Democrats Senator-elect Mitchell in Portland

Senator elect Mitchell, who will leave soon for Washington, D C, was hosted at the Commercial Club. He pledged Republican unity, denied opposition to the Nicaragua canal, and asserted support for its construction, stating his long effort in the Senate toward national unity across party lines.

Portland Oregon Mitchell Washington D.C Commerchal Club Slite Spirakis Nicaragia Canal epThe Tan Senate Ant

Roosevelt Family Heads to Washington for Visit

Vice president and Roosevelts depart Oyster Bay for Washington with family and servants. A brief stop in New York precedes arrival where they will stay as guests of Lieut. Commander Cowles, whose sister is Mrs. Roosevelt.

Roosevelt Oyster Bay Washington Col. Roosevelt

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A. Clark, JR Miss Mabel Foster Young People Neighborhood Whist Club Neighbor Club Olds-Richardson Groves-Knipe W.W. Wishon P.P. Mcbride Clara Runiley Los Ansgeles Swinburn On the Daly Bank Chicago J.D. Pudge Teft Indianapolis Harry Simons J.D. Wilton Martin Jett Chatham John O DeSiere M. E. Main South Main Street Donalison Sheba Stormis Edgar Pinkston Mutual Whist Club West Aluminum Street J. Lewis Ines Katie Plening J. Curran J. B. Pure R. W. Farmer Ob. Hastings Katie Fleming A. J. Lewis G. P. Mennis K. Pinkston T. Thretaway J. Shiller Christian Endeavor Acker Acker’s W. H. Hooker # Co
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