The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

no gatherings were had during the week.
The younger people were busy, however,
entertaining their guests from Butte ana
in preparing for the competition debate
held OH Friday evening. The ensuing week
will be as lively as usual. The Montana
High Five club will meet in the hotel par
Tors on Tuesday evening. On
Thursday Mrs. Marcus Daily will enter
tain the Ladies' Whist club and
the Reading club will meet Monday
afternoon as usual. Mrs. j. V. Collins
will entertain west side friends on Thurs
day evening and others are planning
events which they are not ready to an
nounce.
The Butte young ladies and gentlemen
of the Senior Literary and Debating
society captured the town Friday after
noon and are still in possession. Though
the debate was lost to them, they had
royal good time and yielded gracefully to
the victors, and yesterday, instead of be-
ing dragged at the wheels IF conquering
hosts and hostesses, they ,'oad in the
chariots and saw the sights of the city.
They did not strike their colors, but kept
them flying to the breeze. In the street
cars, at the Montana, down at the smelt-
ers, from carriages and even on bicycles,
the gaudy garnet and gold was seen to
uuLter. LOT tuOS0 llNely yOuuR lOIho MSlC
omnipresent about the city, and accom-
panied by the Delta Sigma people were
entertained everywhere. The Anaconda
reception committee were Ida Marcnson,
Edna Waterbury, Lottie Blair, Anna Tiet-
ien, Dorothy Surprenaut, Mildred David
son, Paul Meyers, Oswald Cohen and Paul
Neal.
Hiss Anna Tietjen and her companions
of the Wee Six, Misses Ida and Cora
Marchion, Grace WIsner, Edna Water
bury and Mary Condor entertained the
visitors at a 8 o'clock tea at Miss Tietjen's
home. They had a very pleasant after
noon.
Last evening Miss Grace WIsner and
Miss Cornelia Fitzpatrick rendered the
visitors a reception at the latter's home
on Cherry street. Such a royal good time
as they had there who can describe it,
when so or 20 lads and lassies meet. 1t
was fast and furious, and nothing but fun
and hiIarity. Elegant refreshments were
served during the evening. Souvenirs of
the occasion, golden railroad spikes,
decked with the Delta Sigma colors,
were presented to the guests. Miss
Belle Calkins was chaperon for
the visitors who were as follows:
Misses NJ. Arnold, Lillian Whiting, Eva
Slmons, Jennie Sullivan, Nellie Spiller,
Clara Clark, Nellie Hines, Mildred David
son, Edna Waterbury, Annie Tietjen,
Mary Condor, Lottie Blair, Cora Marchion
Ida Marchion, Edna Neal, Pearl Royce.
BERTHE Curtis, Gertrude Wells. Belle Calk-
ms, Edith Van Deusen, Lucy Grannis and
Messrs. John Spaford, Roy Ritter, Hattie
Stevens. Guy Smith, Harold Bretherton,
Charlie Sullivan, Fred Ward, Alex Leg
gait, John Condor, Oswald Cohen, James
Higgins, Adolph Charette, Paul Neal, Ralph
Richards, Jesse Fitzpatrick, Archie Neal,
Elmo Wisner, Orville Saville, Vincent Nc
Lean.
Miss Grace Wisner is entertaining
Misses Jennie Sullivan and Nellie Hines.
Miss Fitzpatrick has Misses Clara Clark
and Nellie Spiler of Butte at her home as
guests for few days.
Misses Lucy Grannis and Lillian Whit
ing are staying with the Misses Marchion.
Miss Pear Royce is the guest of her
friend, Mss Anna Tietjen.
NJ. I. Pierce is home from his eastern
trip.
j. f. Saville and wife of Butte attended
the debate Friday evening.
A book whist was given by DR.. Me-
kenzie and wife last Thursday evening at
their beautiful new home on West Third
street. Seven tables we're set and named
for the popular authors, Shakespeare,
Longfellow, Tennyson, Dickens, Thack-
cray, Louisa Alcott and III. b. Stowe.
The guests drew lots, which were made
from the names of four characters Sc
lected from those authors. The games
were close and exciting and when the
contests ended the winners were Miss
Kate Collins and DR.. Stephens, who re-
Il. fag-ga Il asN
and Irving's "Skeich Book" the conso-
lation prizes were were given to DR.. f. l..
ST. Jean, a paper knife, and to Mrs. John
Twohy. THE Autocrat of the Breakfast
Table" An excellent luncheon was
served at midnight and afterward some
of the good old games made merriment
for the company. The guests present
we're the following gentlemen with their
wives: d. ID. Twohy, j. Dolan, DIR.
Stephens. DR.. 81. Jean, j. Y. Collins, j. Il.
Chambers. E. j. Nadeau, j. 5. Quigley, T.
O'Leary, John Twohy, Misses Navarro,
Gleason, Livingstone and Collins, and
Messrs. Healy, Walker and DR.. Mae
donald.
Mss Banch Mackenzie returned TO
Bozeman Wednesday.
Mrs. B. T. Mahan has returned from a
visit with Helena friends.
Misses Helena Gleesou and Alice Mean
drews were in Butte the first OF The week.
Phil Gibson and r. H. Dates of Great
Falls were guests IN Anaconda Tuesday.
Mrs. T. d. Fitzgerald attended the
funeral OF Miss Sus.c B.rlseye II Butte
and Deer Lodge Tuesday.
Justin :. Butler OF Butte was the guest
Of friends in Anaconda Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs. FI;z Butler of Butte were
guests of friends in this city the first of