The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-28

Mrs. James IL. Lynch, Mrs. A. j. Darch,
Mrs. o. X. Lewis, Mrs. Ed Lynch, Mrs. G.
c. Ruegar, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. III. G.
Halves, Mrs. II. r. Blackford, Mrs Tar
bett, Mrs. Z. L. Mcbride, Mrs. Schatzlein,
Mrs. G. E. Lloyd, Mrs. DIR. Reed, Mrs. w.
r. Kenyon, Mrs. Hoatson and Mrs. ]. r.
Wharton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patsy Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geof Lavelle and Miss Helen Lavelle oc-
cupied n box ct Maguires' Wednesday
evening at the play 'Francesa da Rim
inI."
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes gavo a dinner
party Wednesday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patsy Clark of Spokane.
Mrs. DAILY and Mrs. Sergeant of Ana
conda were visiting friends in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. Rueger and Mrs. Blackford were
in Anaconda Thursday. visiting friends.
Mrs. Largely and children. who have
been visiting Mrs. Creighton of Portland
the last month, returned home the first
OF the week, accompanied by Mrs. Ep-
ping. Mrs. Largely since her return has
been confined to her house with sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denis Driscoll of Walk
erville gave a dinner Thursday in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Patsy Clark.
Mrs. Con Kohrs of Deer Lodge has
been the guest of Mrs. w. III. Gshrman
this week.
Mrs. Howard Paschal is at Boulder
springs this week for the be nefit of her
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll returned
the first of the week from their extensive
wedding tour. They are at home to their
friends at their beautiful residence, cor
ner Washington and Granite streets.
Miss Florence Kelly of Deer Lodge,
was visiting friends in the city returning
home Thursday.
Miss Lenore O'Malley, who has been
the guest of Miss Dimple Blackiston the
last two weeks, left Tuesday for Texas to
make her future home.
c. ID. Joscelyn of the Bonner Mercan-
tile company of Deer Lodge, spent sew
eral days IN the city this week.
Permanent dates have been fixed for
running the Mikado-Patience operas at
Maauire's opera house on the nights of
May 16, IL and Is. Tickets will be placed
with the school children the first of next
week. A matinee ticket will be given to
each pupil selling 10 tickets. There is a
possibility that the company will play at
Helena before the Butte dates. Arrange
hhchtS AOT SiNiuS tuo operas III 0reat
Falls is now in the hands of Major Hart
ley and will without doubt be given at
that place. The members of the company
have been practicing great deal of late
and each can sing and perform their parts
without the least hesitancy and no errors.
The male chorus promises to be one of
the best ever presented on the stage in
Montana. Too much cannot be said in
praise of Mrs. Fitz Butter in her rendi-
tition of the character of Patience. Her
voice and acting is adapted to that part.
Miss Paschal, who has been singing the
part of Lady Jane, has been Obliged to
withdraw on account of i'll health and
Miss Louise Busch will sing that part.
Mrs. &. f. Lloyd gave luncheon Satur-
day in honor of Misses Sanders and Curtis
of Helena, who are visiting Mrs. c. S.
Warren.
Mrs. M. B. Brownlce spent the day FRI
day with her mother, Mrs. Forbis, Little
Charlie Russell returning home with Mrs.
Brownlee the same evening and will spend
few days with her cousin Edith at the
Montana.
Charlie Clark gave dinner to 10 of his
gentlemen friends Sunday afternoon in
honor of Frank Pierce of Denver.
<sAAoc AAotstc Lodhk hoa tuc
of meeting with an accident Thursday IN
riding bicycle. Although confined to her
room the injury is not so serious as at
first thought.
Will and John Forbis anticipate a trip
to Oregon and Alaska in the near future.
Mr.. Corbett returned this week from a
business trip to Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Warren and Misses
Curtis and Sanders occupied box at
Maguire's on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. B. Gallagher, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is much improved in
health and able to see her friends.
The members of the Presbyterian
church gave a missionary locomotive So
cial Thursday evening. 1t was very
largely attended. An interesting pro-
gramme was given, after which a supper
was served.
Miss Jessie b. Wolf. assisted by her
Sunday school class. gave an entertain
ment Friday evening Mt the Christian
church. A lengthy and interesting pro-
gramme was rendered.
Mr.. DAILY, who has been in the East for
some time, returned this week, and was
interviewing his friends in the city FRI
day.
Governor Richards of Helena was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. Byron Wood of Deer Lodge is vis-
iting friends in Butte this week.
A grand promenade concert, the first of
a series by the Silver Bow band, will be
given at the Auditorium on Tuesday
evening under the direction of Prof. v. f.
Marine. The band. which is composed of
the following, is recognized as one OF the
best in the state:
Director. v. +. Marine; piccalo. Ed Pooley;
E-fat clarinet, G. Bartol solo clarinet. j. Nate
jock: first clarinets, George Birth and A. Bur-
go; second clarineis. +. Jones ana j. Zucco;
third clarinet. A Velttl; Fiat c0rnef, r. Qua
no: solo cornet. j. Carveth; first cornef. L. W.
Ivey; second cornet A. Crosse; first Alto j.
carveth; second alto, W. Rippan: third alto, T.
Dunstan; euphonium. J. Pedlar: tenor horn.
II. Bonino; first trombone. X. Choke; second