The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-02
BUTTE SOCIAL CIRCLES.

MIR. Thayer on Wednesday. The bride
looked charming i'm "a handsome travelling
costume of royal purple velvet with hon.
net and wrap to match.
"Wednesday evening "a delightful sleigh
ing party took place under the auspices of
Charles Wilkes of Salt Lake. i'm which
many social leaders participated. The
party occupied four double pleasure
sleiRhs. the first being the largest and
drawn Ivy six white horses. IL contained
the brass hand and the two chaperons,
Mrs. Mct,aig and Mrs. Lavcile. The
route was down Montana boulevard and
around the Little Butte mountains. Al IL
o'clock "a grand triulmphal entrpc was
made int the city If Butte. At the resi-
idcnce of Mrs. McCaiR refr,shrnents were
served, after which all dispersed.
A letter has been received from Mrs.
Gef Lavclle. now visiting i'm California
with her family, that she will return tai
Butte in the early spring, bringing with
her two lovely young slebutants al Los
Angeles to pass the lImncr here.
Mrs. w. Il. Dixon will shortly return tai
Butte, after extensive travels in the east.
Mrs. George Rockwood is preparing tai
pass the summe travelling i'm Europe and
will spend next winter i'm Washington.
Mrs. William McDcrnott and sister.
Mrs. Murphy, intend shortly to leave for
their home i'm Chicago. where they will
pass the summer.
Miss Finlayson, sister of Mrs. Lyman,
Helena and will short,x I,,v,. for B,stou
tn enter the conservatory of music tn com-
plete "a course i'm vocal instruction..
Mrs. Becker. one of Butte's most talent
eel artists, and a student for many years
m the Academy of Design i'm PHILADELPHIA,
il preparing tn organize "a skctching class
for tine early summer. She intends taking
the class through the famous canyons
around Bntte, Chi them tn sketch
aud paint from nature.
The "Wednesday Evening Tea Club met
at the residence of Mrs. Geo. Lockwood
and was largely attended by its members.
IL is becoming one of the most successful
weekly events of the season. All c,rren,
topics of home and abroad are openly dis.
c,issssl, also art, literature and SCIENCE.
Mr.. Carney and Mr.. Goodale gave IA box
party at the opera house Friday night
The guests were MIR. and Mrs. Tom La
veil, Miss Kenyon and Miss Irvine.
The next reception Oh tue LADIES
"Wednesday Afternoon tea club VIII "
given at the home OF Mrs. l.. A. Larg'e.
Quite a party Oh Butte society pe"pi.
Will attend the party Hi'ien by the eotii
lion club at Helena next Friday night.
On Tuesday evening "a cception will he
given by the ladies OF ~. Johns church "a
n residence of Mayor kenyons,o on Norti
Montana street. A cordial INVITATION II
extended To the pubic. here. VIII h' one
more reception given before Len AT t''
residence "f Mrs. william" Jack.
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school AT y. M preaching a' ''"p -. u
VI. HAWK pastor.
freacnihR SERVICES on repruar! : q
Centerville at ii n. m. and '::p y. m. ny =
Nigus. Sunday school at y. m.
NalkerviiIe sunday schooI at I'D y.
| Preaching ':p p. m. by Rev. WilliaI
| Richards.
Congregational church services will b
held at II n. m. The subject of the Sc
r mon will he 1.-THE Relation of knowleda
to Mystery" Sunday school at l2:15. !
! IN. held. continuing the revival effort q
I the past week. .opic IN coisi'
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