The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-10
MOTHER B will have to be

the Bachelors and Benedcts in the mat
ter of entertainment, therefore the name
will have to be amended TO read the Bellies,
Bachelors and Benedicts' club. The
postponement of the party caused a dis
appointment to many, but was a very
tender and appropriate tribute to the
bereaved ones. Next Thursday evening,
however, there will be one of the finest
affairs of the season at the Montana.
Dancing will begin promptly at o'clock,
this by the special advice and request of
the ladies, and is a decree Interchangeable.
Professor Kennicott has collected, at
the instance of the Bellies, fine orchestra,
headed by Van Orion of Butte, and the
music will surely be superb. Lunch will
be served ut midnight. The ball is in
honor of the lady guests sojourning in the
city and will be as complete in appoint
ment as the leaders of society know how
to make it.
DIR. Spelman returned yesterday from
his tour of eastern cities.
Miss Hattie Mccarthy visited friends in
Butte yesterday.
r. Hay Anderson OF Ponsonby was
guest in this city Friday.
Mrs. w. c. Murphy and daughter Helen
of Missoula were guests of Mrs. NJ. b.
Miles during the week, and expect to visit
friends in butte this week.
Misses Grace WIsner, Mary Congdon
and Adolph Charette have been selected
TO represent the Delta Sigmas in a joint
debate with the Butte high school, March
8, at the auditorium.
Mrs. James Shields entertained at din
ner Sunday last j. McMurray and 1. c.
Williams.
Mrs. d. Cohen was the guest of Butte
friends this week.
Walter S. Hayes of Helena visited
friends in Anaconda on Thursday.
D. j. Hennessy of Butte was in Ana
conda several days of this week.
A party of young folks had a very jolly
sleigh ride on Thursday evening. They
drove about the city and down the valley,
and made the hills ring with their shouts
of fun. The merry makers were Misses
Lingo, Nash, Mary Jones, Laura Beebe,
Clara Trathen, Florence Stevens and
Annie Tucker; Messrs. j. Congdon, Archie
Lingo, w. T. Graham, Robert Ball, George
Martz and Jesse Fitzpatrick.
E. j. Nadeau has returned from the
East. His father, whose sickness called
him away, was much improved in health.
Miss Nellie Shea has been quite sick
this week with la grippe.
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with friends Wednesday.
Misses Cornelia Fitzpatrick and Grace
Wisner were the guests of friends in Butte
the first of the week.
A pretty wedding was celebrated at St.
Paul's Catholic church Wednesday morn
ing, when Moses Riberdie and Miss Chris
tina Peterson were married by Rev. Father
Allaeys. The bridesmaid was Miss Eta
Dalton and the groomsman was Alex
Saure. The happy couple will be at home
at 407 Chestnut street, after a wedding
tour of Montana cities.
Miss Grace NJ. Mcfarland of this city
and John B. Fisher, county clerk and re-
cordcr of Deer Lodge, were married in
Helena last Monday evening. The bride
was one of Anaconda's brightest and fair
est young ladies, and the groom one of
the prominent young men of the state.
They arc at home in Doer Lodge on South
Main street.
Attorney John Lindsay OF Butte was in
Anaconda Tuesday.
Mrs. William Coleman of Deer Lodge
visited her sister, Mrs. w. j. Matthews,
this week for few days.
Conrad Kohrs of Deer Lodge was in An
aconda Monday last.
W. II. Gehrman of Butte was in Ana
conda for few hours last Monday.
Herman Moses and bride of Butte were
in the city last Sunday on their wedding
trip.
Major Dawson and vito of Butte were
guests at the Montana last Sunday.
On Sunday afternoon a crowd of young
people enjoyed a sleigh ride down the
valley and a dinner at Warm Springs
Those who made the trip were as follows
Mr.. and Mrs. billiard, Misses Navarro,
Dumphy. Bsebe. Mccarthy and Mason.
Messrs. Healey. Smith, Moore, Ainslie and
Berry.
a delegation of Sunday visitors, COM
posed Of Messrs. j. V. Long, Joseph A.
Lewis, DE-. W. NJ. Schultz and John Ma
ginnis came over from Butte and enjoyed
the Sabbath day with their friends in this
city.
". E. Hall of Butte was in this city
yesterday and called on many friends.
Mrs. A. G. Mcintyre and daughter
Ruby of Walkerville, arc the guests of
Mrs. f. w. Harrison for a few days.
Mrs. j. V. Long returned to Butte
Thursday, after a pleasant visit with
friends.
The Ladies' reading club is having very
pleasant and enjoyable afternoons every
Monday in the Montana hotel parlors
Romola is the book under discussion.
ST. Marks guild will meet with Mrs. W.
E. Bond at the Montana hotel on Thurs
day afternoon.
4 pansy high five was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. {. II. Williams at her
home on Hickory street in honor of her
cousin, Miss Bickenbach Of Burlington,
Iowa. The partners and tables were as
signed BY vari-colored pansies, which were
selected by the guests At the opening of
the afternoons pleasure. Fifteen of the
young ladies OF the city we're present, and
sat down 10 four tables TO test their skill
and enjoy the game. Miss Lizzie
E-ans won tho first prize. q china bon bon
dish, and Miss Barnes the consolation
prize, an after dinner coffee set. The ia