The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-06

, and lace; Mrs. Il. G. Bach. green silk an
white net; Mrs. Clayberg, black lace an
/, satin; Mrs. II. III. Hill, garnet yelve
trimmed in gold lace; Mrs. Murray, whit
silk and lace; Mrs. L. w. Knight, blac
satin and lace; Miss Ella Hauser, gov,
OF PINK gauze over pink satin; Mis-
davenport, silver gray taffeta silk; Mis-
Straughn, yellow chiffon over silk; Mis-,
Cory, striped gray silk, trimmed; Mis-
carpenter, blue silk with waist of blu,
-ch'Hon; Miss Botkin, white tulle, wais
OF satin' brocaded in silver; Miss Frank
I'm, pale blue silk and blue embroidered
gauze; Miss Sigh, blue crepe and lac,
trimming; Miss Murphy, fawn shade OF
silk trimmed in lace Interline, over blue
MISS German, white crepe and satin
Mss Cullen, deep pink satin, trimmed in
! pale shade of green velvet; Miss Addie
Murphy. turquoise blue silk with bertha
OF lace; Miss Rosenbaum, Nile green silk
and crepe. The men were: Messrs.
hotcr, hing, Thomson, McPhee, l..
| word, [. Word, Hanna. Ferguson.
/ arnold, L. Sanders, Cullen, DIR. Barbour,
T. hennett, Carnahan. Murphy, Pyle.
Lizer, I. Bach, Hill, 5. Kenneth, Hauser
| and knight.
The hearts" party given by the Misses
hosenbaum on Friday night was a most
enjoyable occasion. The game was excit-
ing and lasted until late hour. OF those
who attended were the Misses Straughn,
cullen, Cory, Cormin, Murphy, A. MUIR
ply. Davenport. Burke, Botkin, Hauser.
McEnly, Franklin, Sigh, Sharpe and Bar
naby. The party was given to MISS
Straughn, who is visiting here from Mis-
soula. The men were Messrs. Hotter.
McPhee, Arnold, Thompson, ellis, C.
Word, J.. Word, Barbour, Walker. Hanna,
Braden, Bowman, Carnahan, Carpenter,
Power, hing and Harlow.
Miss Frances Murphy kept open house
on New Years eve. No formal invitations
were issued, but all her friends were ex-
pected, and house full of people gath
cred TO bid farewell to the old and usher
in the new year. All sorts of games we're
INDUCED in, even to balancing on broom
stick laid across two chairs with feet
crossed. This proved to be difficult
task and only accomplished by two or
three of the men.
Peter Whine is back from Denver, where
he went to spend the holidays.
Herbert Nicholson came from Chicago
Wednesday.
Mrs. Avery of Fort Smelling. Mimi, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. w. Bach, in
Lenox.
Miss Katherine Sigh came over from
Deer Lodge TO spend the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Sigh.
VIII Jones is recovering from an illness
of two months.
Richard Jockey left on Monday for |
California, to be absent three weeks.
The midnight service at St. Peters |
church New Years eve was we'll attended, |
1t was indeed solemn and impressive |
hour.
The sunrise prayer meeting of the Pres
byterian church at 1880 New Years morn
ing was new service in Helena.
The teachers who went to Livingston to
attend the state association have all re-
turned. They we're: Mesdames Carpen-
er, Cummings, De Camp, Howey and
tiles; Misses Reifenrath. Shaffer. Olds.
Robinson, Bradley and Mag
lass; Messrs. Il. G.. Young, Brambley.
oteeres, Templeton and Merritt.
The funeral OF Wallace Brown was
argely attended at St. Peters church on
Monday morning.
Messrs. Chisholm, Anderson and Lynde
eft for Bozeman Tuesday.
X. 5. Ford spent Sunday and Monday
n Helena.
Misses Louise and Ella Blaine returned
rom Chicago Thursday morning. They
lave been absent a month, and received a
most cordial welcome from their numer-
'us friends upon their return.
Judge Dudley DuBose of Flathead is
listing friends in Helena.
Colonel Perry is up from Fort Custer
or brief stay.
Mrs. Joseph Conrad and children passed
through Helena Wednesday with her
ister, Mrs. f. G. Maclay, on her way to
treat Falls.
The Helena ladies who went to Great .
alls week ago returned yesterday after
most delightful stay.
MIR. and Mrs. Willis Hedges have
rived and will spend two months with {
Judge Hedges on Broadway.
The Cavendish club met as usual on .
riday. G
The members of the legislature are {
IRVING on every train and are promptly I
eseiged by innumerable fair ladies who '
re asking for clerkshps during the I
esslon. Juding from the smiles and
lerry conversation this is a part of their I
lbors that they somewhat enjoy and
ith what grace and courtesy. Some of l
|
,quested.
Walter ). Kelley is travelling through {
lc state gathering statistics for the +
ssay Office. q
Mrs. and Miss Cook have gone to S
lorlda for the winter. s
w. q. Raleigh leaves for the East in a g
eek. 4
John Edgerton of Marysvillc spent the
'idays with Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Edger- S
n AT their home on Spruce street.
Mrs. and Miss Leslie have returned TO G
elena after an absence of some months. y
Mrs. Murray is visiting her parents, Mr.. Il
I'd Mrs. II. II. Hill, IN Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dandben. Mr.. and Mrs. u
prey and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cannon re-
rned from Butte Wednesday. reporting G
delightful time in that hospitablc CITY. d
ley. Charles Linicy of Mssoula is visit Ii
4 RIshoD and Mr. Rrevar