The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-24

/ Noouy ana sadie Oatlln ana MeSsrs.
| Will Graham, Louis Lyons, James
! Walker, Addison Sterling, Gust. Moser.
/ I. L. Mcleod. G. T. Mcleod. b. f. Ger
/ mand, A. W. McKcwon, Il. L. McCulloch,
/ Lewis Odell. Fred Allison, Frank Bogart,
/ George Beckwith, Andrew Beckwith, j..
/ Watson Buford, Elbridgo Hammond and
| Will Hoblitzell.
! The Biodas met with Miss Sadie Catlin
Monday evening. Their proceedings al
ways seem to afford the members much
amusement but remain as secret as they
were year ago. These girls positively
have kept a secret and they say they will,
too.
DIR. G. 7. Mccullough gavo n compli-
mentary lunch at the Hotel Florence Mon
day in honor of DR.. c. X. Cole of Helena.
| There were present: Hon. w. NJ. Bck-
ford, Drs. Grain, Fitzgerald, Hanson and
Parsons.
A quiet, pretty wedding was solemnized
Wednesday ut the homo of the bride,
when Henry o. Warden and Miss Mary
Jordan were made man and wife. The
bride wore n beautiful white silk gown
and her veil covered as interesting n face
as one may imagine. Only the families
and immediate friends were present, but
many sent costly tokens of good will, and
all MIssoula unites in n wish for al! good
and happiness to crown tho lives of the
popular young couple.
Mrs. +. A. Winstanley informally enter
tanned n number of friends Tuesday at
her pleasant home. The ladies brought
their fancy work and, as our ladies are
artistic to their finger tips-especialy-
the display might have pleased a connois-
seur Refreshments were handed about
and chat and laughter werc the order of
the day. Among those so fortunate as to
be present were: Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Henry Hathaway, Mrs. w. II. Francis,
Mrs. Mentrum, Mrs. Sloane, Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. ireland, Mrs. Wilds, Mrs. Grain,
Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Van Blarcom, Mrs.
Murray, Mrs. Tylar Thompson, Mrs. Lin
ley, Mrs Robinson.
The Social club celebrated Washing
toms birthday last night by giving a DOM
inc party at X. OF Il. hall, which was well
attended and thoroughly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mentrum enter
tanned n pleasant party of friends at their
home Monday night. Whist was played
and lunch served. The evening was de-
lightfully spent and Mr.. and Mrs. Mem
trum added to their splendid reputation
as entertainers. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. George f. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Dorman, Mr.. and Mrs. Candy
b. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Tylar b.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Winstan-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Sloane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hathaway and Miss Alice
Hathaway. Tho head prizes were won by
Mrs. Hathaway and Mr.. Thompson, the
consolation prizes falling to Mrs. Sloane
and Mr.. Hathaway.
OF IL h,.e II d.
ner, where he is engaged as bookkeeper
for the Big Blackfoot Milling company.
Lewis Odell of Victor has removed to
Mlssoula and is keeping books for the W.
a. Mentrum company.
Burt Kennedy, prosperous resident of
the Flathead valley, came in Monday
afternoon for visit of several days.
Mrs. Gould has had her mother, Mrs. S.
Martin, with her for the past few days.
Mrs. Frank Keith has been ill for n few
days.
Mrs. Parsons is quite recovered from
the severe illness that kept her indoors
for a while.
Miss Ritzius' beautiful contralto was a
great pleasure to those who had not the
opportunity before of hearing her, in her
part in n trio Protect Us Through tho
Coming Night" at the Church of tho Holy
Spirit last Sunday.
DIR. C. X. Cole of Helena arrived Mon
day for brief visit.
The fair sex feel we'll nigh inconsolable.
The gallant Hershey, always their cham
plon, has, in the hour of need, deserted
the cause. That he, of all others, should
basely run away from an emergency
seems incredible. Yet such is the fact.
At any rate, with tho suffrage bill strug-
Cling for breath in the legislature and the
hitherto intrepid Hershey in Missoula,
that is the only clear explanation. And
yet the bill did pass the housed
Mrs. Samuel Smith, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Marion Walker, left Tues
day for an extended visit to the old home,
Detroit, Mich.
j. X. Waite of Helena arrived Tuesday,
to look about in the city for brief time.
Mrs. L. A. Hatch aud Mrs. NJ. f. Wright,
we'll known in this city, came down from
Stevensville Tuesday to visit friends.
Hon. f. E. Hershey came over Tuesday
from Helena and went back after a short
stay.
George L. Boos left for Helena Tuesday
for brief visit.
Samuel Hill, general manager of tho
Montana Central, brother of the WE'LL
known magnate, Jim Hill, passed through
in a special car Tuesday, on route for
Spokane and the West.
Mrs. James Reinhard, who has been
quite i'll for several days, is now on the
way TO recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Wilkinson enter
tanned the Whist club Wednesday even
ing. The prize was won by ;. G.. Murray
and Miss Foley, the consolation going to
j. NJ. Carnahan and Mrs. T.. A. Winstau-
ley. Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Win
stanley, DIR. and Mrs. G.. I. Mccullough,
Mrs. George +. Brooks, Mrs. J. b. Pear
son, Mrs. Van Blarcum, Mss Letitia Fo-
ley, Miss Grace Grain, Tom Evans, Fred
Pearson.
GREAT FALLS.