The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-10
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of the week. Tho ice rink has been
crowded, and big sleigh loads of merry
people have gone in every direction out of
town during the week.
Mrs. II. l. Wilson entertained n largo
party of her friends at the parlors of the
Butte hotel on Monday evening. There
were six tables at high five. Tho prizes
were won by p. A. Largely and GeoH Lau-
zier. and the BOBBY prizes by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones. An elegant supper was served
in the dining room, followed by dancing
until late hour.
The Y. NJ. 1. and the Y. L. /. had very
enjoyable picnic at Thornton Springs
Monday evening. About so we're there.
The Calamity club entertained its
friends at q sleigh ride Friday evening at
Thornton Springs. The party consisted
of 20 lively couples.
A number of the Antlers and their
friends had a jolly sleigh ride Monday
evening.
The High Five club met with Mrs w.
Nice. White on Thursday evening and the
party was made Valentine party. The
winners of each game received lovely
valentine and the losers received valen-
tines not quite so lovely. Those present
were Mrs. w. NJ. Twohy, Mrs. Frank
Shaw, Mrs. Thomas Lavelle, Miss Annice
Black. Mrs. DR.. Freund, Mrs. c. Ii. Pal
mer, Miss Bessie Palmer, Mrs. L. A.
Sisley. Mrs. George E. lockwood, Mrs.
f. p. Holbrook. A very elaborate supper
was served, to which the husbands of the
ladies present were invited, together with
Messrs. Collins and Armstrong. The High
Five club will meet next Monday evening
with Mrs. George E. lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Darch entertained
delightfully."- Wednesday evening at pro-
gressive whist party. The ladies' prize,
silver candlestick, was won 10y Mrs. j..
II. Vivian, and the gentlemen's prize, a
lovely card case, By DIR. ]. W. Reed.
The Primrose Whist club was very
pleasantly entertained Thursday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Lynch. The priz Q
for ladies was won by Mrs. c. f. Lloyd,
and the prize for gentlemen by o. Light.
The Afternoon Whist club will meet
Monday with Mrs. j. II. Vivian.
o. Hight will leave in few days for
New Orleans to be gone a month.
MI ;. c. II. Palmer and Miss Bessie Pal
mer expect to leave Monday for the
East.
James Forbis is expected back from
New York soon.
Last Monday evening Mrs. W. McC.
White gave a delightful dinner in honor
of Miss Clara Wilcox. Cards were played
during the evening.
Edgar Strasburger treated a dozen of
his friends to a sleigh ride Thursday
| night.
W. V. Lawlor has returned from CALI
fornia, leaving his wife there much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. John Noyes and Miss Dollie Noyes
have returned from New York.
Misses Mary and Pansy Kirkpatrick
have returned from Salt Lake.
w. NJ. Jack is visiting old friends and
looks hale and hearty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dixon and Willie
Dixon left Thursday for San Francisco.
Judge Dixon and Willie will start for
Honolulu while Mrs. Dixon will await
| their return.
John B. Read and r. j. Watson left
Tuesday for southern California to be
gone a month.
James A. Murray is in Mexico.
Wesley Warren gave farewell to Willie
| Dixon on Wednesday evening.
The Butte Lodge of the Degree of Honor
| had a splendid time at a sleigh ride party
! Wednesday evening.
Captain Hoatson has been confined to
his room for few days, but is improving.
f. 7. Mcbride has been i'll for a few
| days.
John Caplice and Mr.. Cardwell left for
| California Thursday.
| Miss Annie Williams will leave for
school in Wisconsin in few days.
A dinner was given Tuesday evening 20
| the members of the button club" at the
residence of Colonel O'Leary of Missoula
| gulch. A very nice time was enjoyed by
| ali present. Those were "CLick" Berry,
president; Peter Raymond. vice presi-
dent; Tom Wilkinson, secretary, Arthur
| Lingley, treasurer, and about IL other
| members. Dinner was served in elegant
| style.
Oysters Ia Raymond.
Crabs la L!ngIey.
Tortoise la Berry.
Moutton Ia Wilkinson.
Tho oysters instead of being served on
! the shell were served on buttons" Wine
and cigars were passed around. After
dinner speeches and songs were given by
| the officers of the club. The first speech
was given by ''Chick" Berry. subject. "Are
| Eggs Fish or Vegetable?" One by Ray
mond, also Wilkinson and Lingley. The
songs were by
! Peter Raymond entitled Button Club. Raymond
/ Tom Wilkinson-How is Your Petit" Boy
----. -.-.---- Wilkinson
/ Arthur Lincley-Get Home Earlier at Night
Observation-Disclosures. .Lingley
I Chick Berry, Have 10 Dig Them From
the Grave .......-..-. Berry
The rest Of the evening was spent in
/ playing cards and other amusements and
/ a Jolly time was had by all.
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united in marriage on the evening OF Jan.
[ 81 Al the Presbyterian church in the pres
/ ence Of a few friends. \ reception fol-