The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

Thornton, Misses Pfouts, Baker
Young, Palmer and Thornton, Messrs
Caplice, Tuohy, w. A. Clark, Charles
Clark. ]. A. Lewis, Walter Lewis
Johnston, Collins, Hall and Corbett.
On Monday evening Mrs. M. j. Con-
nell entertained in honor of Miss Black
and Lieutenant Nelson.
The Progressive Euchre club was en-
tertained Saturday evening by Mrs.
Thomas Lavelle in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Ridenbaugh.
The Afternoon Whist club was enter
tanned Monday by Mrs. Grant. The
first prize was won by Mrs. Busch and
the second by Mrs. Vivian.
The Afternoon Eucnre club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Girard. Miss Girard won the first
prize, a handsome hand-painted
PLAGUE, and Mrs. Leehey the second.
an elegant ink. stand. The club will
meet next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Locke at the McDermott hotel.
The Sweet Sixteen Whist club was
entertained Friday evening by Mrs.
John f. Davies. The prize, for ladies
was won by Mrs. w. w. Walsworth,
and the prize for gentlemen by Fay
cite Harrington.
The charity ball next Tuesday even
ing is awaited with pleasant anticipa-
ton. There is ceptain to be a large at
dance for sweet charity.
The artistic charity sale by the ladies
of st. Johns Guild was a great success.
The executive committee i'm charge con-
sisted of Mrs. Tal1ant. Mrs. Harring-
ton, Mrs. Newbro, Mrs. Alexander and
Mrs. Bamsforth: The ladies that as
sisted and took the different tables
Were: Mrs. Hand and Mrs. Hodgen,
indigo table; Mrs. Heslet, Miss Baker,
red table; Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Miller,
blue table; Mrs. Darch, Mrs. Alexander.
pink table; Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Hol
brook. green table; Mrs. Newbro, Mrs.
Booth violet table, Miss Bush, Miss
Young, yellow table; Misses Hammond.
flower table; Mrs. Jeven, chocolate Ia
BILE; Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Van Zandt, Mrs.
Ket. Mrs. Refer, Mrs. Booth, refresh
ment table.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian church
will hold "a Festival of the Holidays"
in the Auditorium Thursday and Fri
day. The holidays will be uniquely
and prettily presented. AT the valen-
time booth there will be heart-shaped
fancy work, candles will be sold and
fortunes revealed to the anxious. At
the Easter booth flowers will be sold.
AT the Fourth of July booth there will
be lemonade, ice cream, cake, candy
and popcorn. Sprites and fairies will
reign in the Halloween booth and some
of the most remarkable fortune-tellers
of the age win tell of the future. At
the Thanksgiving booth a turkey din
ner will be served both nights. Dressed
dolls and fancy work of all kinds will
be seen at the Christmas booth. There
will be a fine musical and literary en-
fertainment. The members of the re-
ception committee will be Mesdames
John z. Davis, Hodgens, Heslet and
Groeneveld, and Misses McGregor and
Lizzie Evans
Mrs. C. F. Lloyd is al with an attack
of the grip.
Mrs. James Forbis and Miss Carrie
Thornton have gone to Boulder Springs
for a few days.
The Silver Bow club and its friends
had a gay time at the reception and
ball Friday evening.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Connell gave a box party
to the "Trilby" presentation Wednes-
day afternoon. Her guests were Mes
DANES Ridenbaugh. Uavelle, Largely
and Keene.
DIR. George w. Monroe has gone to
Ala, to attend the mar
rage of his daughter. and will then Wis
IL the exposition at Atlanta.
st. Johns Guild will meet at the rec
tory Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock At
the request of the rector, Mrs. Mary L.
of Boise City has kindly
to speak of the church work
in which she is engaged. An invitation
is extended Ito all the ladies of the par
ish.
The High School Dancing club gave
a very enjoyable party at Thistle hall
Friday night. The following were pres
emit: Mesdames Wells, Curtis, Hines
and Jaquette; Misses Berger, Man.
ming, Coulter, Meikeljohn, Dunstan, Nc
Lean. Dorne, Fudge. Simmonds. Cur
tbs. Boman. Sullivan. Hall. Ward.
Wells, Thirloway, Manning. Courtney, |
Jaquette. Hines. Carman, Foster. Rus
sell, Finch, O'Brien, Oswald, Ayers;
Messrs. Holley. Hawley. Scott, Brother |
ton. Miles, Smith, Stephan, Hopkins, |
Heimbadh, Dunstan, Mckay. Ward, |
Wright. Persons. Floyd. Bowman.
, 'Farrell. Watt, Prentice, Richards,
MCGEE. Memard, Wells, Largely. Pfouts, |
Higgins. Bergstrom, Middleswartz, |
Keith and Downing.
A very pleasant surprise party was |
.endered to Miss Annie Phillips on Fri
lay evening. in honor of her 18th birth
lay, and some very nice presents were
received. Those present were: Mr..
Ind Mrs. Hungate. Mr.. and Mrs. Cad
iy. Mrs. Woods. Miss Ida MicheaIs.
Mss Kate Micheals, Miss Townsend,
Mss L. Tyack, Miss Z. Tyack, Miss
Woods. Miss Birdhard and Miss Phil
Ups; Mr.. Leslie. Mr.. Bennett, Mr..
Mr.. Gavin, Mr.. Larson.
Mr.. Precott and Mr.. Nicholson.
Mrs. Hayes Cannon entertained a !
number of her lady friends Friday ev-
ming at her home, No. 3l2 West Gran
te street.
Mrs. Thomas Boyle has gone TO Boze-
nan to spend the holidays.
w. ]. Mcnamara has gone to the At
anita exposition.
Frank j. Dudley. who has been man
yer for the p. j. Brophy company for
he last five years, has resigned his
'osition and accepted a position as
manager of the Belt Mercantile COM
ANY at Belt, Mont, and will leave to-
lay for his field of work
Announcement is made of the mar
.iage on Jan. Of Miss Laura Baker.
laughter OF ]. c. Baker, to Richard A
the bookkeeper at Hoge
8rownlee & Co.'S bank