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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1901
Page
5
A fragmented OCR list features numerous given names and titles such as Mrs. Gunn Mrs. Clayton Mrs. Renison Hedrick Mrs. Steed Mrs. Speer Mrs. Rueger and others including Mrs. Campbell Mrs. Schutal ciley Mrs. Paine Mrs. Geo Fenton Mrs. Harper Mrs. Lyman Curley and M Walson of Heb i Holbrook and A H Jones among others suggesting an incomplete roster or social register entry.
A flurry of society events fills Butte as Lent nears Easter. Augustus Heinze hosts a dinner dance at the Golf Club, celebrating social life despite Lent, with notable guests including the Whitney party. A May marriage between W. A. Clark Jr. and Miss Mabel Foster looms, promising a citywide fête. Birthdy party for Clark Johnstone’s 18th birthday features games, Curios exhibit, and prizes. German-American Society holds a grand concert and ball. a surprise party at the Gilbert residence features whist and lavish gifts. Other gatherings include bric-a-brac exchanges, rhymed stories, and springtime refreshments.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. H. W. Davis hosted the Neighborhood Whist Club at the Lenox. First prize went to Mrs. Willis for a Haviland creamer and sugar bowl. Second prize was a Haviland cake plate awarded to Mrs. Noyes. A consolation prize blooming plant was given to Mrs. Melcher.
A cheerful group visited Mrs T W Buzzo on Thursday afternoon, each seeking items the owner wished to part with, resulting in a curious mix of useful and odd articles. The event showcased a lively social drive to clear possessions.
Symons Dry Goods company hosted a dancing party at Elite hall on South Dakota street last Thursday evening. About 100 couples attended with Olsons orchestra providing music. At 9 o clock Mr and Mrs Harry Symons led the grand march. The hall was attractively decorated by flags and the organizing committee included Joseph H. Roberts Albert C. Peterson and Henry Brinig. The event was a great success and plans for a repeat soon are under consideration.
A merry party of ladies led by Mrs Gray Mrs Morgan Mrs Calkins Mrs Harvis Mrs Rogers Mrs Newberger Mrs Richards Miss Stevens and Miss Prouts took possession of the Thornton bowling alleys last Monday afternoon and enjoyed several games.
Miss Charlotte Best hosted a musical evening for friends last Tuesday. Performances included Miss Best and Mr Lewis with scenes from the Beggar Student, Miss Brebper and Miss Sullivan in a duet, Mr Hoyle singing Good Night, Abi, Miss Test singing Thou Art Like Unto a Flower, and Miss Thiernan singing Pour Leaf Silver. Attendees included Mrs Porter, Miss Drebner, Miss Sullivan, Miss Healy, Miss Devitt, Miss Cora Smith, Miss Aca Smith, Miss Nan, and several others.
A small social gathering occurred at the Thoynt sm alleys with guests including WWies Roberts Moses Whitney Wison Mrs Lanate Lt Mrs ATV egrat Cutton and Miss Thornton in attendance.
Vague OCR fragment notes guests including Miss Hivkar Miss Stemmons Miss Rus eel Miss Jones Miss Lewis and gentlemen Dutton Ellis Newnan and Johnsen attended a Murphy Rowling Carty gathering.
The West Side Whist Club gathered at Mrs Pritchard home for an evening of playing and socializing. The favored game was whist and prizes included a Haviland china olive dish won by Mr Kyd. Attending couples included Mr and Mrs Ornstein Mr and Mrs Rose and Mr and Mrs Pritchard.
The Aiguille club met last Tuesday noon at Miss Gert rude Warde's residence 21 South Montana Street from 2 to 4 o’clock for fancy work. After the hours music followed and luncheon was served. It was the second meeting with a pleasant time and good prospects for the future. Those in attendance were Miss...
Society notes show Hemlock Circle Women of Woodcraft hosting a card party at Fidelity Hall this evening with refreshments served. Visitors to Thornton bowling alleys include Mrs Hodgens, Mrs Filon, Mrs Adams, Miss Russell, Miss Sullivan, Miss Jones, and Mrs Clowes. Miles celebrated her wedding last Thursday at a country home beyond Silver Bow Canyon. many friends attended, with some traveling from Butte. The ceremony for Thomas J. Cole and Mrs Sophia H Barnaman took place at their new home with Reverend G. M. Fe Ue officiating. the couple are noted local figures in Rutte and were joined by friends.
Mrs. Adlee Parhon of Helena visits Mrs. Don Gilis as Miss Whitney of Helena hosts the sues of Mrs. Hesier. Gertrude Stephens returns to Helena. H. Bellinger leaves for San Francisco for three weeks. Madge Marks to Butler from Great Falls. Mrs. Carlisin Mason ill in Sister's Hospital with family from Missoula close by. Mrs. John Noyes in New York reports health improvement and plans return to Butte. Mrs. M. M. Kirkman and son J Kirkman arrive from Evansville to stay a month. Mr. and Mrs. J W Pratt return from Atlanta and reside at 501 West Galena. Mrs. J B Swindlehur sails for Livingston after visit.
J Ross Clark left for Los Angeles to oversee railroad interests from Salt Lake City. Helena’s A M Holter visited Butte during the week. Mrs J M Hinkle and Mrs J J McHallon headed to California for three months and Santa Cruz. Several others depart for St Paul Minneapolis Chicago Portland and Spokane as local residents travel for business and pleasure.
A fragment from a history column recounts British policy during the American War of Independence. It mentions George III as prime minister in fact, Burke and Pitt urging reconciliation, and the colonies seeking rights to petition and a free press. It notes France aiding the colonies and the moral injunction to treat others as one wishes to be treated.
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