The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-27

ton at the home Of the former on Friday
evening, the invitations being confined
| strictly to gentlemen. The menu was
recherche. The guests were Hon. Otto
/ Franc of Wyoming and Messrs. ". a.
Evans, G.. NJ. Hays and ". =. George Of
this city.
Mrs. II. NJ. Aliens charming house on
| Twenty-ninth street was the scene of a
very pleasant gathering on Thursday aft
| ernoon. The stwm without seemed but
to enhance the warmth and merriment
within. Hearts was the game played and
Mrs. Bair and Mrs. Chapple having an
equal number of gold stars. cut for the
prize, beautiful little jug. II was car
ried off by Mrs. Bair. Mrs. Allen was as
sisted by Mrs. Rowley and Miss Lillian
Allen. Those invited were Mesdames
Bair, Babcock, Becker. Burton. Clement,
Chapple, Goss, Hays. HEREFORD, Crenshaw.
Holmes, Johnston. Matheson, McCor-
mick, Moss, Rixon, Rowley, Ross, Tomp-
kins. Williams. Woodson.
\ delightful little stag party took place
at the residence of DIR. Townsend last
Friday night. Both whist and cribbage
were played. During the evening the
guests were pleasantly surprised by a SER
enade from the Sunny Side quartet, who
sang several darkcy melodies very
sweetly. Late in the evening a most de-
| licious little supper was served. Those
present were AIessrs. W. NJ. Crenshaw,
W. b. George, L. b. Hill, Judge MiIburn
and Dr.. Rinehart. Mrs. Crenshaw was
present as the guest of Mrs. Townsend.
The Misses Cora and May Mccormick
gave an entertainment on Tues lay night
which was as novel os il was delightful.
1t was given in honor OF Miss Stella Bel
anger, who has been visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mccormick,
and who expects to leave here shortly for
her home in Wisconsin. On entering tho
cabin a very quaint and pretty scene met
the eye. In front of tho large opet- fire.
place, in which an immense log was burn
ing, apples we're baking in a reflector.
while hanging from the crane was an iron
kettle. Fastened at intervals on the
walls we're antlers, which were made use-
full as we'll as ornamental, being used by
the guests on which TO hang their wraps.
The building. which is a fac semlle of the
old-time cabin, was lighted by numerous
tallow candies. In addition TO the modern
waltz, etc. were danced the NIrg MIA
Reel, Money Musk and Dan Tucker,
while several fancy dances we're also in
troduccd. \ pas dc seul by Robert Mathe-
son created much merrlmeut, while an
Irish Jig and the Fishers Hornpipe By
Frank Mccormick we're equally appre-
cntcd. The old-time fiddiers sat in a
corner near tho fireplace, while tho sup
uer, to he IN keeping with the rest of the
entertainment, was served from an old
fashioned dresser, and consisted of
doughnuts, baked beans, pickles and var.-
Gus other edlbes beloved by our grand
~ - 3D. \ fs.IH- IL
! presided throughout the evening with
| their usual GENIAL hospitality. The
| dancing was kept up with vigor I'll after
| . o'clock. when the guests regretfully
| took their departure. The following is as
complete a list Of those present as It was
possible to obtain: Messrs. and Mes
DANES II. NJ Allen, Becker, Chapple,
| Crenshaw, Johnson, +. Mccormick,
| North, Rowley, Spear, Misses Belanger.
| Co.vin, Fraser, Teenie Fraser, Hayden,
Annie Jones, Ida Mains, Edith Mathe-
son, BeatriN Matheson, Georgia McCon-
neil, Minnie Pa nton, Rinehart, Anna
/ R.Non, Shoemaker. Soule, Townsend,
/ wilkinson, Messrs. Baxter, I. Chapple,
| J. Chapplc, Donovan, Eldridge, Emer-
/ son. Evans, Farrell, Gagnon, Mains, j.
/ Mathcson, +. Matheson, w. Mccormick,
Paul Mccormick, ir., w. Morse, Page,
| W. Ramsey, Sayer, spear.
! Mrs. \. L. Babcock came down from
| He.ont early in the week and returned on
| Friday to Join her husband il the capital
| city.
Mrs. James Mccormick arrived on SAT-
urday night from New York, where sho
| has been making a long visit.
! Mrs. p. Is. Moss intends leaving early
| in tho week for her old home in Missouri,
where sho will make n months visit.
Tho Married Peoples Social club was
very pleasantly entertained on Friday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. George Hays.
| Halma was the amusement of the even
ing. Mrs. Henry Chapple winning the head
prize, an exceedingly pretty china fruit
dish. The invited guests were Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. NJ. Crenshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Tompbins, Mrs. Johnston and Judge Nil
| burn.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. II. x. Fish
entertained tho following ladies At tea
/ Mesdames Fields, Fr.ze.le, Graham,
/ Hungerforl, Gerald Panton, Ramsey,
Robson, Shadl, Sims, :. Soule.
Mrs. L. :. Tut and daughter are spend
Ing tho winter in Southern California.
Mrs. G. \. Grggs IS visiting relatives in
| Illinois.
l.. \. Nutging was visitor in town for
several days this week.
Continued on ne Tenth Page.