The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10
IN DER LODGE.

DEER LODGE. March 8.-Last Tuesday
evening, March 3. a number of young
ladies and gentlemen of Deer Lodge met
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Low
Coleman and went in procession 20 West
Deer Lodge, TAX ing Miss Linda Williams
completely by surprise when she answered
the door bell at 8 o'clock. The surprise
was in honor of Miss Linda's birthday. a
very enjoyable evening was spent and the
boys and girls heartily wished for more
birthdays in their set. Those invited to
JOIN this merry group we're: Misses Leila
McLain, Cornelia and Evelyn Van Gundy,
Jessie and Lillian Humber, Vonnie Ow-
ings, Sheila Napton, Florence Kelley,
Lenore O'Malley. Agnes Spurrier, Mamie
Hardenbrook. Ethel Wood, Ethel Lewis
and Mary Stackpcle; Messrs. dim and
Joe Coleman, Frank Whitworth, Don
Larabie, Percy Napton, Arthur and
Archille Menard. Wilbur Catlin, Walter
Adams, Henry Kantner, Jesse Davis,
Rastus Cornell, Ralph Moore and Duyille
England.
Miss Mary Napton, who has been visit
ing her uncle's family in West Deer
Lodge, left last Tuesday for her home in
Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Larabe entertained
several friends from Butte the past week.
Mrs. c. L. Irvine of Anaconda is visit
ing friends in Deer Lodge at present, and
is the guest of Mrs. George Cockrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Pick have recently
moved from the Stuart residence to the
one on the corner of ID street and Mis-
souri, avenue, owned by William Cole
man.
Mrs. Fitzgerald of Anaconda was the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Thomson at the
Lotus club last Tuesday, as she was one
of the large number of friends from dis
lance who attended the funeral of Miss
Sue Brdseye.
I Leopold Schmidt left last Thursday for
a trip east, and will be absent a month or
more. He was accompanied by Frank
Foskett of Anaconda.
c. II. Williams, who moved to the city
last fall. to give the children the benefit
of the public school, left this week for his
country home.
Lew Coleman of the Copper City COM
pany visited friends and relatives in Deer
Lodge last Sunday and Monday.
DIR. Mitchell returned from his mine
last Tuesday. visited Butte Wednesday
and back to the mIne Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Hyde entertained o num-
Der of young lady and gentlemen friends
at her home last Friday evening. Music,
games and dancing afforded the enjoy
ment of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Clark of Butte were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Aylesworth the
past week.
S. E. Larabie and Attorney Edward
Scharnikow returned last Wednesday
evening from Philipsburg.
j. S. Dougherty, superintendent of tho
Anaconda smelters, was a guest in Deer
Lodge last Saturday.
c. X. Hardenbrook has moved his
family into the Erickson residence on ID.
street.
DIR. Douglas came over from Anaconda
Monday and remained with the family
until Monday.
Mrs. Conrad Kohrs entertained a num-
Der of lady friends at her home on North
Main street last Friday to a thimble party.
The ladies busted themselves with their
various kinds of fancy work, discussing
the same, together with other topics of in
terest, until they were invited into the dim
ing room to enjoy most tempting after
noon luncheon. Among those present
were: Mrs. r. I. Kenyon, Mrs. Aspling,
Mrs. Wiles. Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Ward. Mrs.
Woolfork, Mrs. Catlin. Mrs. II. 5. Read,
Mrs. Larabie, Mrs. j. II. Williams, Mrs.
j. II. Owlngs, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Hig-
gins. Misses Mlnshall, Mrs. Stackpole,
Mrs. McK.nstry, Mrs. Shaubut, Misses
Hill, Grave and Sterret. most delght-
ful afternoon was spent.
J. f. buchanan of Anaconda has re-
Gently located in Philipsburg.
DR.. Minshall made a business tIip TO
Anaconda last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGilvery of Ana
conda were guests in town Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Notes.-The, wife of Professor Note
slime, Of the college Of Montana. left last
week for the East where she will spend
several months.
". ~. Jordan went to Butte last Mon
day evening TO aid somewhat in the re-
vival being held there in the Christian