The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13
DOlNGS IN DEER LODGE.

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DEER LODGE, Jan. 1.-the Auxiliary of
| the c. w. b. NJ, of which Mrs. ". NJ.
| Jordan is president, gave an "English
| Tea" at the home of Prof. ii. L. Wolfe,
| on College avenue, last Wednesday after
| noon. A very interesting and instructive
programme was presented. Selections
on mission work were read, giving each
| one present a part in the programme,
after which tea was served the ladies and
tho evening spent socially. Those pres
| ent were: Mrs. ii. NJ. Jordan and Mrs.
| Harrison futile of Fish Creek, Mrs. Ken
| nedy, Mrs. j. Y. Batterton. Mrs. Mills,
Mrs. W. NJ. Jordan, Mrs. William Will
| Jams, Mrs. j. L. VanGundy, Mrs. James
Kantner, Mrs. George Cockrell, Mrs.
Powell, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Lew Bradshaw,
Mrs. McMurphy, Mrs. Il. G.. Humber,
Mrs. Ed Scharnikow, Mrs. Irwin; Misses
Eaton, Dana, Williams, Grace Lewis,
Allie McMurphy, Bessie and Mabel Mills.
A. d. Hoss left last Monday for Philips
burg TO take charge of the Philipsburg
| Call for his brother, Lon Hoss, who is
| representative for the Butte Miner during
the legislative session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie McPhail of New
| Chicago were visitors in town last Mon
| day.
Miss T. V. Miner of Bozeman spent
the holidays in Deer Lodge, the guest of
Rev. E. &. Prout. returning to her school
at Bozeman last Friday.
Miss. Rodgers of New Chicago is the
| guest of Mrs. Morse of this city.
Mrs. Mary p. Evans, accompanied by
| Miss Sophia Evans and Allie McMurphy
returned last Friday from visit to Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Crutchfield of Hamilton.
Attorneys Winston, Sawyer and O'Leary
were guests from the Copper City last
| Monday.
| Many of the upper valley citizens were
in town last Monday to attend the joint
| installation of the A. O. L. w. and De-
gree eff Honor, A. o. L. W., lodges, which
| occurred Monday evening last at the hall.
A number of ladies and gentlemen were
installed. Mrs. Collins, grand chief of
honor, of Livingston conducted the cere-
monies for the Degree of Honor, while Dr.
j. 5. Hammond of Butte, past grand mas
ter workman, installed the A. o. L. w.
officers. Addresses were delivered during
the evening by Mrs. Ida Collins, DIR. Ham
mond, Col. T. O'Leary of Anaconda and
| w. ID. Hyde of Helmville. During all this
time a supptuous feast was being pre-
pared in the lower hall of the same build
ing. At II o'clock all were invited to sup
per. Tables were prepared to accommo-
date the crowd. All were seated comfort
ably. The service was all one could wish
| for.
| A very pleasant dinner party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Kohrs last Saturday
evening at their home north of the city.
The young gentlemen of our quiet little
town gathered themselves together last
Wednesday and decided to break the
monotony by a sleigh ride. They soon
consummated arrangements. and with a
| four-in-hand sleigh, were driving "a num-
Der of young ladies through our broad.
we'll lighted streets. The merry voices of
the girls and boys, accompanied by the
| sleigh bells, brought to the mind of a
passer by 1.-THE days of yore." Those who
participated in the drive were: Misses
Linda Williams. Jessie and Lillian Hum
Der. Lenore O'Malley, Agnes Spurrier and
Grace Lewis; Messrs. j. Il. Coleman. j. l..
Coleman, Dan Larrabee, Frank Whitworth
and Percy Napton, jr.
Captain j. G.. Mitchell entertained some
of his most intimate gentlemen friends
at superb dinner given at his home last
Monday evening. Those present were:
j. L. Gomplin, Alf Whitwor,h, w. L.
Gullette, w. G.. AIiqneray, j. G.. Morony,
John Fisher, A. 5. Blair, \. :. Higgins,
| Professor Mcdonald, W. b. Wiles, w. +.
Scott. Fred Wildman, John Clague. j. A.
| Mulcahy, L. &. Bowen, C.. II. Barnett.
| Herbert Whitworth. IL. w. Shearman.
| Will O'Neill and j. e.. Mitchell
Mrs. Margaret j. Beaumont invited a
few friends TO tea at her home on the
corner OF California and ID streets last
| Friday evening. 1t was a very conrenial
| party and the entertainment of the
highest order, consisting of music. both
| instrumental and vocal, recitations and
games. a very pleasant evening was
spent by all present.
Wilbur Catlin returned from Missoula
last Monday where he spent tho holidays.
NJ. j. FitzPatrick of Anaconda attended
the installation here last Monday.
j. {. Robinson is spending the week in
Helena.
o. p. Blaine was n guest from Butte at
the McBurney last Monday.
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church will meet again at the home of
Mrs. Lown. The subject for discussion
will be The Life and Character OF Abra-
ham,"
Among the guests in town last Monday
from the valley were: T. W. Elliott and
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Turner.
DR.. Mitchell returned last "Wednesday
from his mill on Bear Mouth, which is
progressing rapidly.
A few friends and relatives witnessed
the marriage ceremony OF L. r. futile OF
Stanford and Miss Lena Weingart of
| Whitehall, Jefferson county. last Tues
day evening at the home Of Rev. ". NJ.
Jordan, pastor of the Christian church.
The bride and groom left on the early
train Thursday morning for their home IN
| Stanford.
DIR. C. i. MussiEbro1 of Warm Springs
celebrated his s0.h birthday last Wedncs-