The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

lard, Dickens. Ada Roberts. Mcintyre. C.
Billiard. johnson, McComas. smith and
Barr. Messrs. Kinda, Curtis, Langley.
Sullivan, Cannon, Tague. McNerney,
Uling, X. Pruett, Wilmer, Fisk, Hedges
HIllnan.
The young ladies who visited Great Falls
have all returned and report a royal good
time. Miss Broadwater and Miss Ashby
returned last Friday, Miss Raleigh on
Monday and the Misses Blake yester.
day.
Mrs. b. II. Greene is quite settled in
her winter quarters in the Granite block.
and is at home to her many friends. Mrs.
Greene and daughters will return to their
home in Kenwood early in the summer.
The last session of the ''Chromatics',
was an open meeting and much enjoyed
by those invited in, as well as by the mem.
bers. On Tuesday Chopin and his works
were very thoroughly discussed, and his
charming music rendered in most adj
mirabie style. Japan, so full of interest,
was the topic and theme over which some
OF tue members waxed eloquent, while
the subject was under discussion at the
home of Mrs. A. b. Clements, at the last
meeting of the Current Topic" club.
Miss Blaine's dancing class opened on
-
ever. She has brought home many new
ideas from Bournique, which she will in
troduce later in the new dances.
meeting of some of the prominent So
ciety people was held at the home of Miss
Burke on East Ming street yesterday aft
ernoon for the purpose of presenting some
living pictures in an entertainment that
was promised some time ago. A number
of ladies pledged their assistance a month
ago, and the matter is in excellent hands
aud something worth seeing is likely to be
the result.
Coasting parties have been the rage the
past week and the moonlight nights have
added much to the pleasure of these
frolics, which have occurred every night.
Not little politics are mixed up with
social affairs, and the Hotel Helena has
been the scene of action. Some of Hell
ena's most prominent citizens have been
active in the senatorial fight, and have
done excellent work and rendered valua.
BILE assistance. Among those who deserve
mention are Judge William II. Hunt, A.
j. Craven, f. D. Edgerton, Captain Swig-
gett, Mr.. Welcome and Gen. c. f. Lloyd.
The dinner given to the Barbour on Sat-
urday was indeed a compliment; the ia
bic in all its appointments was most COM
plete, the guests all that could be desired
and ever ready to
Fill the cup that clears
To-day of past regret, and future fears
Walter Kelley returned on Wednesday
evening, but left again Friday.
The Recherche club will give a masked
ball the 18th of January.
Butte is well represented in Helena,
number of charming ladies, wives of rep
resentatives, are at the Hotel Helena, to
remain through the session. On Wednes-
day evening when the Hon. Lee Mantle
was nominated in caucus, there was much
rejoicing among these fair ones whose
husbands we're bravely supporting their
leader. Senator Swift recovered sufIi-
ciently to reach Helena in time to attend
the Wednesday night caucus.
The many friends of Mrs. Martin Ma
ginnis sympathize with her in the loss of
her brother, p. b. Ulam of Minneapolis.
His illness was of long standing and Mrs.
Maginnis has been with him for the past
month.
L. G. Phelps was in Helena on wednes-
day last.
Hon. Lyman Loring of Kalispel is visit
ing friends in Helena and interesting him.
self in the Soldiers home project.
The High school is arranging for an en-
to be given in about month.
The next meeting of the Juvenile
Whist club will be held at Miss Kepner's
in Kenwood.
The Helena High School Literary So
ciety met Friday evening in the audience
room. The regular programme was post
poned and a "pronouncing" bee was an
1t proved most interesting, in
and not little amusing, some
original ideas being advanced on the sub
Jet.
A professor from the university in
Wis, is soon to be added to the
eaching force of the High school.