The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-03

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tives and friends.
Mrs. /. ID. O'Donnell ended the pre-Len-
ten festivities on Shrove Tuesday by CIV
ing another of those progressive heart
parties which have been so popular dur
ing the past season. Mesdames Calhoun
and Toole and Miss Roeser assisted her
in receiving. On each of the heart-shaped
score cards was inscribed part of a poeti-
cal quotation, the completion of which
was found on corresponding card. In
this way the positions at the tables were
decided. Mrs. Rowley was the winner of
the head prize, which was a pretty silver
pin, representing a heart through which
an arrow was thrust, while Mrs. Child and
Mrs. Fish cut for the consolation prize
This was large candy heart tied with a
true lovers knot of blue ribbon. After
this delicious refreshments were served
The guests were Mesdames Balm, CAL
houn, Child, Fish, Goss, Hill. Hungerford.
Johnston, Lamport, Matheson, McCor-
mick, Panton, Robson, Rowley, Schadd
Sims, Iomkins, Toole, Wilkenson nd
Woodson.
A pleasant meeting of the Whist club
took place on last Friday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Tomp-
kins. Mrs. Bair won the lady's prize, a
silver set of pepper and salt casters. The
gentleman's prize. "A silver match box.
was again carried off by Mr.. Williams.
The guests this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Clement, Mr. and Mrs. Hays, Miss Fraser,
Mr.. Gray and Mrs. Horace Williston.
At the meeting of the Penelope club at
the home of Miss Anna Rixon on Friday
Feb. y, its being Washngton's birthday,
slight variation was made from the
| usual amusement of the club, namely
fancy
ington was read by one of the members.
During the afternoon Miss Rlxon sur
prised her guests by producing for their
delectation a basket of candied cherries,
picked from the identical tree immortal
lzed by the father of his country. The
members anu guests present were the
Misses Annie Jones. Soule, Panton, Cora
and May Mccormick. Fraser, Hayden,
Edith and Beatrix Matheson, Shoemaker
and Mrs. Crenshaw.
Mrs. Alex Graham received n surprise
on Saturday evening in the shape of q |
visit from number of her lady friends,
who announced that they had come to |
spend the evening. Later the husbands |
OF several of the ladies dropped in. A |
very enjoyable evening was spent by those |
present. They were Mesdames Fish, |
Fields, Hungerford, Lampost, Panton, |
da ..
Soule, Toole and Wikenson.
Tuesday evening was the occasion of a
very pleasant party, given by WILDER Nc |
Cormick and Linneaus Colvin to a num-
ber of their young friends. Dancing was
the feature of the evening. Supper was
served at midnight after which the party
broke up. There we're present Grace
Church, Lois Fagaly, Tessie Fish, Marion
Goss, Tessie Hirsch, Amy Hirsch, Ida
Mains, Alice Mccormick, Lora Miller
and Winnie Rixon, Jack Fraser, Eddie
Fraser, Tony Matheson, Paul McCor-
mick, Bruce Renwick, Willie Rixon, Roy
Wilmington and Harry Woods.
The Chatauqua circle met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mccormick
on Monday evening, when the time was
devoted to the study of modern art. There
were present Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs. Kelly,
Misses Minnie Panton and Beatrix
Matheson and Jerome Hrsch. The next
meeting will be held at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Matheson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hays entertained
at dinner on Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Crenshaw, Miss Annie Jones and
Miss Edith Matheson, Mrs. Warren Evans
and Mrs. Horace Williston.
The Pastime Social club is making ar
for grand social hop to take
place Thursday evening, March :. There
will be 800 invitations issued.
The ''K. L. Esq are preparing for a
banquet to take place on Wednesday
evening, March 6, at Odd Fellows hall.
An elegant spread is promised.
The department of the public school
presided over by Mrs. Brown and Miss
Ella Hayden combined in celebrating the |
birthday of the Father of His Country last
Friday by spending the afternoon in Civ
ng appropriate songs and recitations.
Judge Milburn also made an address to ]
he children. The following is the pro- J
yramme:
5ong-"AlI Hail Thou Glorious Morn. !
hecHatlon. ..............Farr Rowley ,
'ong-"O, Columbia, the Gem OF the Ocean,.
ADDRESS. .........................F Frank Smith
OF Washington" .....
.......................... Mary Towne
fecltatlon. James Peters
tecNaton by six boys r
,ong-"Yankee Doodle" e".............
..........Vnnie Burton and Lulu Ralis;bacl< s
Dialogue. Walter Brown and Eddie Mills !
long. America c
ADDRESS Hon. George II. Milburn
tecitatlon The Flag" ;
long. "katy Did"
DIR. Portus Baxter of the Crow agency,
listed friends here on Tuesday on his
way from Livingston.
Mrs. s. W. Wilkinson has returned
rom her visit to the Chapman ranch, in
Wyoming.
Mr.. Greene of the Graves survey party
vas in town on Sunday. :
Sheriff Young of Park, was in town last :,
week.
George r. Davis is down from Clarke's :,
Fork.
Frank Fisher has gone TO Butte to run f
he yard engine there. He formerly held | $
be same position in Billings,