The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-06

BILE to attend. A delightful evening
was spent The whist prizes were won
respectively by Miss Chris Fraser and
DIR. Townsend. The lady's prize was
a bon bon spoon OF exquisitely done
gold and silver filigree work; the gen.
tlemans prize was a pack of playing
cards in a case of oxydized silver. For
those of the guests who did not play
whist a halma table had been provid-
ed. Mrs. Horace williston was the
most successful player at this game
and received I'm consequence a bottle
of perfume In a handsome case. The
invited guests were Messrs. and Mes
DANES Hays. Frank Mccormick, j.
Mccormick, O'Donnell, Townsend and
Whitney. Mesdames Clement, Gun
well and Williston. Misses Chapple,
Colvin, Chris Fraser. Hayden, Edith
Matheson. Beatrix Matheson. Wini-
fred Matheson, Cora Mccormick, May
Mccormick and Nixon. Messrs. George
and Spear.
DIR. and Mrs. Chapple gave a very
enjoyable little high five party on Sat
urday evening. Delicious refreshments
were served at IL. the party breaking
up at midnight. The guests were
Misses Chapple, winifred Matheson,
Edith Matheson, Beatrix Matheson,
Messrs. j. Chapple. Gray, Johnston,
w. Johnston and Settler.
On Saturday evening a number of
Miss Marion Goss' friends got up a
surprise party in her honor. the &C.
casion being her birthday. The girls
of the party presented her with a
very pretty little gold pen with pearl
handle. Those present enjoyed very
pleasant evening. Whist was the prin-
cipai amusement, and Mr. VIII Allen,
after cutting with Miss Winnie Rixon,
became the lucky winner of the prize,
a pretty cup and saucer. After the
prize was awarded tempting refresh
ments were served. Those present
were the Misses Grace Church, Lois
Fagaly, Tessie Fisch. Maud Gruwell.
Tessie Hirsch, Alice Mccormick and
Winnie Rixon, Messrs. Will Allen,
Lewis Babcock, George Mains. Fred
Rixon, Willie Rixon. Wilkes and Harry
Woods.
- Mrs. James Mccormick entertained a
number OF young people in very de-
lightful manner last Friday evening.
Cards and dancing were INDUCED in,
and late in the evening refreshments
were served.
Last week Sam Church returned
from a trip to Wyoming.
Last Saturday afternoon the teach
ers institute met at the North side
school house. There was very fair
attendance. The meeting was presided
over by Miss Shoemaker. the county
superintendent. The following was the
programme: Miss Hayden, reading:
Miss Linton. paper on the objects of
recitation; Miss Loa Jones. history;
Miss Arlie Baker. arithmetic; Profess
sor Emery. history; Miss Ellen Baker,
sciences in school; Professor Hawkins,
English literature.
Mrs. p. Hanley enjoyed a visit from
her mother, Mrs. Egan of Red Lodge.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. woodson. who have
been visiting their daughter. Mrs. p.
b. Moss, for some months, returned
the early part of the week to Missouri,
where a brother of Mr.. woodson's is
in failing health.
MIR. Sydney Fox of Big Timber was
In town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Thompson are
now occupying their DIV cling on the
South side, having moved back irom
Livingston to Billings.
Hon. George Meyers was in town
from Miles City on Sunday.
Frank II. Kappel expects to spend
the summer with the Crow reservation
roundup for the benefit OF his health.
c. W. Choning was in town for a
few days this week.
]. J. Mickey returned this week from
a trip to the East
Miss Louise Mccormick was up from
the Agency this week and paid her rel
atives here a brief visit.
Mrs. II. II. Hill and her little daugh-
ter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sackett.
near Laurel
Mrs. w. NJ. Crenshaw and Mrs. A.
c. Tompkins returned from a brief
sojourn at Hunters Htt Springs last
Thursday.
Mrs. T. p. Mcdonald returned TO Red
Lodge on Wednesday. after making a
lengthy visit with her little daughter
Grace at the home of her parents.
Judge and Mrs. Campbell of this city.
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