The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-31

Everyone Is looking torwa rd to the ter
mination of the Lenten season, when
many elaborate social events are prom
ised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll are at the
Waldorf hotel, New York, this week, and
Monday will leave for Boston.
Mrs. j. r. RUSSELL Mrs. L. ]. Sharp and
Mrs. Hoatson are ill with Ia grippe this
week.
Mrs. p. A. Largely left Thursday for a
visit with Mrs. John Creighton and Miss
Epping at Portland, Ore.
The Afternoon Whist club was enter
tanned by Mrs. c. f. Lloyd last Monday
afternoon. Those present were Mrs.
Fayette Harrington, Mrs. DIR. Reed, Mrs.
L. L. Mcbride, Mrs. Ed Lynch, Mrs. Tar
bet, Mrs. James II. Lynch, Mrs. Darch,
Mrs. Joseph Vivian, Mrs. o. X. Lewis,
Mrs. j. X. Heslet, Mrs. j. b. Welcome,
Mrs. j. r. Russell, Mrs. c. c. Rueger, Mrs.
Hoatson, Mrs. Charles Schatzlein, Mrs.
DR.. Campbell, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Gill
lie and Mrs. Emmerson. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Lloyd. second prize was
secured by Mrs. 4. L. Mcbride, and were
two silver teaspoons.
Miss Gettings of Anaconda is the guest
of Mrs. j. w. Cotter this week.
The Calamity club met at L. s. Pass
more's in West Granite street Friday
night.
The V. b. club met with Mrs. Joe
Clark in West Walkerville Monday aft
ernoon.
The grand musicale given by the Wom-
ans Relief corps on Monday evening at
the Auditorium proved a very enjoyable
one. A large and appreciative audience
we're in attendance. The programme rem
dered was as follows:
PART l.
selection ............... .Glee CLUB
Banjo SOLO MISS Ennis
vocal solo. ...................... ...Mr. Doerlng
Instrumental. ........... MISS WINTER
necHalion MISS ot"ieI
vocal solo. .....................MrS Mrs. McCrlmmon
Violin solo-The Ninth Conserto. ............
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. by Chas. DeBeriot
Miss Julia Borchert, Mrs. Hill accompanying.
PART III.
Basso solo,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MIR. George
RECITATION .................M MISS Evans
Flute serenade-for flute and violin. .........
........................ Miss BoTchert
vocal SOLO. MIS-. RITZ butler
Either solo,. ........................Mr MIR. Hanson
vocal solo. ....................M MISS Rose motifs
faIrlotlc song ..Glee cluD
Miss Edith Wynne entertained a party
on Friday night. The evening was passed
most pleasantly with games and music.
Miss Kate Kohrs and Mrs. Boardman of
Deer Lodge visited their sister, Mrs.
Gehrman of Walkerville, this week.
Miss Rose McCauley of Melrose has
been visiting Miss Mabel Foster of West
Granite street during the past week.
Miss Kitty O'Donald gave whist party
Wednesday evening to few of her friends
in the parlor of Miss Belle Broderick at
the Scott house.
Mrs. w. w. Dixon returned the first of
the week from a visit to California.
Mrs. Mary Busch is the guest of Mrs.
Fayette Harrington this week.
Mrs. Geoff. Lavell. Mrs. Charles War
rem and Mrs. G. f. Lloyd went to Ana
conda Thursday to visit Mrs. Marcus
DAILY.
Mrs. II. Evans of Anaconda will visit
Butte friends the coming week.
Prof. A. c. Newal left to-day to spend a
few days at the capital.
The Primrose Whist club met at Mrs.
John Davis Thursday evening. The
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. o. *. Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fayette Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR.
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Mcbride, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Lynch, Mrs. Mary Bush, Mr..
Fairfield and Col. c. L. Lloyd.
Mrs. Annie ID. Williams entertained at
caads few friends, Wednesday evening
at her home, IL West Granite street.
Mrs. Marcus Daily and Mrs. Sergeant of
Anaconda made brief visit to Butte
friends on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Shaw entertained party of
twelve young people wednesday evening,
whist and other favorite card games fur
nished the evenings amusements. The
prizes were awarded to Philip Carr and
Miss Clara Clark.
Perrine Irvine gave a dinner party
TO a few of his friends on Saturday oven
ing, the occasion being the anniversary
of his 2Sth birthday.
Mrs. Leathe the popular and accommo-
dating landl ady, formerly of the Hamil-
ton, has taken n lease on the Curtis block
and has had tho large dancing hall trans
formed into rooms. She has the house
now in furnishing and will place a private
billiard table on the ground floor. With
the pleasant surroundings no nicer place
could be desired for holding receptions
and private entertainments than here.
Miss Mae Kellogg left Thursday to visit
Miss Annie Dignan at Three Forks,
Mont.
Miss Louie KaDel entertained a few
friends at cards Saturday evening at her
pleasant home, 329 East Granite street.
The friends of ID. F. Ramsdell, POI Da-
kota street, will be pleased TO know he
has nearly recovered from the typhoid
fever.
The Hon. John Caplice returned home
this week after making an extensive tour
OF the West, visiting Los Angeles, San
Jose, San Francisco and Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Joe Henworth has gone TO Boulder
springs for the benefit of her health. This
week it Is very much better.
Mrs. Reese Wampler and daughter,
Inez, left Saturday for a short visit with
relatives At Deer Lodge.
II. G. Halves. ]. W. Fairfield and ". W.
Adams started Friday for a short hunting
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