The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-28
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ociety took q rest last week as
to entertaining and visiting,
but still found anus, ment
Nm the theaters in this city
land in Butte. The opera for
W. three nights at home gave
a place to go and the Warde and
James company in Butte drew visit
ors every night to the sister city. Next
week there will be parties and a ball to
drive dull care away, to say nothing OF
the minstrels. The Bulcseidal will meet
with Mrs. Donahoe Wednesday,, May 1.
Tuesday evening the Montana High Five
will meet in the hotel parlors. Mrs. I.
O'Leary will entertain the West Sido
Whist club on Wednesday evening with
an evening in Ireland.
A scheme that has been often proposed.
but never taken up is now to be pushed,
and with favorable indications for it's sue
cess. The plan Ia for the organization of
a mems club, for social and business pur-
poses, on the plan of the Silver Bow and
Irish-American clubs in Butte City.
Quarters will be secured in some one of
the new blocks to be built this summer.
The rooms will 30 handsomely furnished
and all the usual accessions for club
provided. A meeting of citizens was held
last Thursday evening and another will
be held this week for furthering the ar
rangements. About 60 have signed the
membership roll.
A special train to Butte Friday evening
took a company of Anaconda people to
see Warde and James play Othello. The
trip and the evening at the theater were
enjoyed by all who went over.
Miss Maude Everson, a member Of the
Pyke Opera company. who formerly lived
in Anaconda, was the guest of friends in
this city during It's engagement here. On
Tuesday evening Mrs. M. j. Fitzpatrick
and her daughter, Miss Cornelia, gave a
tea in her honor. The guests were Misses
Neal, Reynolds, Wisner and Dunn. After
tea the company Witnessed "Falka" in
which Miss Everson had prominent role.
Miss Lutte Henderson of Salt Lake,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Shields
during the winter, returns to her home
to-day. Miss Henderson has made many
warm and true friends during her stay in
Anaconda.
C. F. Booth of Butte was in Anaconda
on Wednesday.
G. w. Hartley came over from Missoula
on Wednesday last on flying visit.
w. E. Bond is in Helena for few days.
Rev. p. Quesual of Frenchtown was the
guest eff Rev. Father Allaeys this week.
Rev. G. w. Jenkins and his wife of
Centerville visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. r.
McRea this week.
d. f. Hallahan and his family will make
their home in Deer Lodge on and after
May 1.
Miss Fedora Nadeau, one of Butte's
charming bellies, was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. E. L. st. Jean last week. She
returned home yesterday.
Will Bickenbach has gone to Arkansas
Pass, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Gteulius and Charlie
Watson and Miss Hattie Mccarthy were
in Deer Lodge last Sunday.
Mrs. r. w. Blackford of Butte was the
guest of friends at the Montana on Thurs
day.
Capt. II. A. Neidenhofen of Butte was
in Anaconda Thursday on a short visit.
Will Fisher of Deer Lodge was enjoying
Anaconda's society Thursday.
Mrs. A. C. MacCallum and Mrs. f. j.
Strickfaden were in Butte Friday.
Mrs. c. c. Rueger came down from
Butte Thursday.
Rev. George w. Healey and wife ar
rived in this city last Friday from Deca-
tur, Mich.
J.v. Collins has returned from an east.
ern trip.
Sister Colombia, superioress of St. Vim
cents academy, and Miss Wright of Hell
ena are the guests of Sister Irene at st.
AIMS hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Trial of Butte are
spending Sunday in Anaconda.
Miss Durston and Miss Laura Durston
returned last Monday from the East. Mr..
and Mrs. Durston are expected this week
from California.
Mrs. j. v. Collins and Miss Kate Collins
were in Butte yesterday.
Miss Nettie O'Donnell and Miss Helena
Gleason went over to Butte yesterday
afternoon and remained to see Richard
III.
Mrs. Day of Butte is the guest of Mrs.
George E. Lyman, in Anaconda, this
week.
Shelley futile is expected home within
o few days.
Mrs. James r. Chambers entertained
the West Side Whist club Thursday even-
ing very pleasantly at her homo on West
Fourth street. The head prizes were won
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Twohy. John A.
CAVITY took the second prize for gentle
men. Miss Fedora Nadeau and Miss
May Maloney tied for the second prize
for the ladies', and Miss Maloney won. Ii
was rainbow party, the tallies, tables
and rooms being decorated in all the
colors of the rainbow. All present en-
joyed the occasion.
I'm BUrrE.