The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-03

and divide their leisure hours oet"een ,he
services at church and social calls, Win a
game of cards among friends IN the even
ing, if you like, which is SAID 10 De en-
tirely permissible. But there the oissi-
nation ends and balls and dances are
forsworn. There will be none till after
Faster countenanced by those at least
who are keeping Lent" Ot social
card games there were many during the
week and the tide of high lives, whist
clubs and other progressive games Is not
ebbing.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Nellie Barnes
entertained her young lady friends Win
one of those Saturday afternoon parties
that have been such happy feature oil
Anaconda society life for the buds and
bellies during the winter.
MISS Barnes chose vioiets as her Hover
for the day and the parlors we're deco-
rated with these favorite flowers IN pro-
fusion; they bloomeI and shed their ira
GRANGE everywhere. The score caro- was
a crescent, and tally was kept by purple
and yellow ribbons. The game was hlgn
five and four honors were awarded ana
were as follows: A cut glass vase, MISS
Surprenant; a violet pin cushion, MISS
Henderson: a violet work bag, MISS
Gleeson: a violet doyley, Miss Meloy'
After the games had been played, niue
Mabel Nell danced very prettily anu music
vhiled away a fleeting hour. The guests
present were Misses Coburn, Kate Evans
Douglas, Macdonald. Gleeson, Lizzie
Evans, Henderson, Bickenbach, Surpre-
nant, Dorothy Surprenant, Collins, Meloy,
Blair, Peters and Mrs. Holmes, Mrs.
Charles Williams and Mrs. Nell.
Miss Marguerite Gallagher OF Butte Is
visiting her friend Miss Doran on East
Park avenue.
The Ladies' Whist club was handsomely
entertained by Mrs. G.. w. Reynolds on
Monday afternoon at the Montana ho,el'
A novelty was devised by the hostess LOT
keeping the score of the games. fre'y
silken bags were distributed TO the play
ers and for a game won black bean was
awarded, for game lost n white bean
was nut in the sack. Mrs. f. f. Sergeant
gathered the most of the black beans ana
won thereby the first prize. Bohemian
class bonbon dish. Mrs. W. ii. Harrison
took the second honor, which was par
of SUGAR tongs. Refreshments were
served in the ladies' ordinary, which was
beautifully decorated with smilaX, palms
and carna tions. The luncheon was
served in courses and was an elegant
menu.
Mrs. Shelley futile and Mrs. w. H..
Harrison gave n very much enjoyed party
at the home of Mrs. futile on Park ave-
nue. on Tuesday afternoon. The Leading
pastime was high five, game that Is III
valling whist for popularity IN this CITY,
The game was n progressive one anu Tue
prizes fell to Mrs. &. A. futile, hand-
some sofa pillow; cut glass dish to Mrs
j. II. Durston and hand-palnteh emma
cun and saucer to Mrs. Devine, and SOU
..-zs,, a., Mre HolmaS The ladies
present we're Mesdames Brownlee, Slr-
oeant. DAILY, Shields, Bond, Smith, Dur
ston. Williams, Holmes, c. y. Tuttle, De-
vine. Surprenant, Donahoe, Peters, Win
ston, Kennedy, Lyman, KING. REYNOLDS
Fitzgerald, Merrill, Miles, Cohen, kltzen'
stein and Misses Bckenbach and Meloy'
The High Five given at the Montana
Thursday evening was a very pleasant
social affair. The prizes were won by
Mrs, George Lyman, n Doulton cup anc
saucer; Mrs. j. II. Durston, silver en-
ameled souvenir spoon; and Mrs. W. Nj
Thornton, a doyley; and A. &. Holmes, {
handsome clock; l. C.. Williams, crib
bage board; and L. G.. Smith, calendar
Miss O'Donnell and Miss Tessie O'Don
nell went over to Butte yesterday Tor
brief visit.
Mrs. Tarbot, mother of Mrs. Godfrey
Javelle. is visiting Mrs. Y. L. Evans il
this city.
Judge Naughten of Butte was a visito
in this city last Sunday.
Miss Eliza Matthews of Salt Lake j
visiting her mother on Alder street.
The meeting of the Whist club for mex
week will be omitted owing 10 the absenc
of several members from the city. HI
next meeting is to be with Mrs. March,
DAILY.
The Y. MI. and Y. L. l. are arrangin
a party to be given during the comm
week.
Miss Helen Lavelle of Butte is visitin
Mrs. Shields.
Miss Mackenzie expects to return I
Bozeman next Wednesday.
Joseph Keppler is reported as recoverin
from his protracted illness.
P.J Brophy visited friends in Ana
conda last Monday.
Rev. II. V. X. Harris and wife starte
last Monday for their new home in Mile
City.
NJ. S. Aschheim of Salt Lake is in An
conda looking after his varied interests.
Mrs. Shelley futile. Mrs. W. II. Harr
son and Mrs. George L.nsley have gone
Salt Lake 20 attend the funeral of the
sister, Mrs. Sykes.
ii. Torrey returned from a trip
Great Falls on Tuesday last.
doe Walsh expects to 70 East in a fe,
DAYS on a visit.
The masquerade ball given by the Iuri
verein AZ French hall was one of Il
greatest affairs OF the year.
Rev. e. M.Ryder was called to Dave
por, 10y the death Of his infant son, Gee
gle. las. Thurs las.
Mrs q. Il. O'B..en las recovered fro
her recent illness
Miss C.r.ca Trisberser entertained