The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-12

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III Du Maurier's
heroine, "Tril-
by" Her friends
are all talking about it, she has the face.
the form and the foot. they say, OF the
girl who IL the most famous character IN
recent fiction. The young lady is most
estimable member Of society. Is popular
and amiabIe and has for the sake of q
few friends at times, dressed her hair in
the ssTrilby" style; and they pronounce
the effect az q perfect living picture of
the artists production. The young lady
is not out for honors in this direction and
It would be fruitless for any manager to
try to secure her services for public ex-
hibition, but in these days, of the latest
fad, Anaconda claims a genuine "Trilby."
with reputation and character hey ond
reproach or question.
On Tuesday evening next, at o'clock,
the wedding of Miss Kate Evans and
Mr.. George Welcome will be celebrated
at the home of the brides parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Morgan Evans, in the Deer
Lodge valley. The young people will
leave on the late train for California,
where they will travel for about four
weeks. When they return they will be at
home on upper Main street, in cottage
now being built by MacCallum d Cloutier.
The knot will be tied by President Reid
of the Montana State Agricultural college.
who was the former teacher OF the bride.
Mr.. We leone il one of the most popular
young men in Anaconda and is highly re-
spected by all who know him. His bride,
Miss Kate Evans, is a charming Montana
girl, 10 beautiful and accomplished, and
concentrations to both OF the young folks
are hearty aud sincera from many friends.
Mrs L. G. Smith. entertained the Bulc-
seidal in her apartments yesterday after
noon at the Montana hotel. The ladies'
had very pleasant time at their favorite
diversion, whist. Mrs. White of Butte
won the first prize, handsome hand
painted picture. Mrs. G. A. Tuttle and
Mrs. G. w. Reynolds cut for the second
prize and Mrs. Reynolds won. 1t was a
cut glass toilet bottle. After the game
the ladies took dinner at the hotel, as the
guests of Mrs. Smith. Next week the
club will meet with Mrs. Joseph Peters.
John McMurray has returned from the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Collins were in Hell
ena few days this week.
The fair committee will meet at 3
o'clock Monday afternoon at the Sisters
hospital.
The ladies of the ST. Marks church will
tender Bishop Brewer and Rev. Dobson a
reception at the Montana hotel on Friday
evening next.
Mrs. w. B. Webb, Miss Webb and Miss
Louise Webb arrived YESTERDAY from La
Crosse. WIS, and Mr.. Webb will establish
them in the residence formerly occupie d
by George Tighe, on Oak street.
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on Wednesday evening this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Purtle of Missoula
are at the Montana on their wedding
tour.
DR.. A. H. Mitchell of Deer Lodge is at
the Montana.
W. H. Gehrman of this city visited
Butte yesterday.
T. E. Collins of Great Falls is in town.
Leo LaSalle and William Ahern are
going to spend the summer in the noun
tains placer mining.
Mrs. NJ. Martin and family visited
friends in this city during the week.
Misses Agnes and Maude Hyslop, sis
tiers of w. w. Hyslop, are in town to stay
during the summer. Their home is Ches-
ter, MINI.
Mrs. DIR. Thoms of Mardin, Turkey in
Asia, who has been the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. L. j. Baker, for some weeks,
left for the East on Wednesday last.
E. H. Talbot of Butte was in this city on
Wednesday.
G. S. Reynolds was in Hamilton looking
after the building of the new hotel in that
city this week.
George Irvine, IL. was in the city this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Copinus and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Cohen. ST., attended the funeral
Simon Jacobs in Butte,
j. II. Eardley was in Deer Lodge on
Friday.
The ladies of the Scandinavian church
held a very successful fair on Saturday
afternoon and evening.
f.. x. Gordon of Butte was in Anaconda
yesterday.
Henry c. Stiff of Missoula was the
guest of friends in this city on Friday.
Mrs. HammiIl, Mrs. f. ]. Crangle and
Miss Mary Crangle of Butte were the
guests of Mrs. E. ]. Nadeau last Friday.
The /. o. G. Il. of this city entertained
nearly 100 visiting brothers and sisters
from Butte on Friday evening.
Bishop Brewer of Helena will visit the
Anaconda parish, St. Marks church. next
Sunday.
Murray Miles and Hank Redmond are
absent on a tour of the South.
Mrs. W. L Murphy of Missoula is visit
ing Mrs. Murray Miles
BUTTE.
Butte. May 1.-THE conversation of