The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-14


Every minute OF the afternoon was
| thoroughly enjoyed by those present.
the two miles drive In each direction
| making a pleasant variation in the orr
der Of the day. After plying their
needles for a time. bounteous and ap-
petising refreshments provided for
them by their hospitable hostess were
| partaken OF. and before taking their
departure for town the girls sfrolled
out to investigate into the mysteries
of the barn yard. Chickens. lambs and
rabbits were each In their turn admired
until. the setting sun warning them of
the lateness OF the hour, the horses
were again put in harness and the
club happily wendell its way home
ward. Those present were Mrs. Porter
Hall. Misses Chappie. Chris Fraser,
Annie Jones. May Mccormick. Edith
Matheson, Beatrix Matheson. Winfred
Matheson. Minnie Panton, Rixon and
Wilkinson.
A very enjoyable little whist party
was given by the Misses Panton on
| Saturday evening in honor OF Miss
Winifred Matheson of Helena. Deli
cate refreshments were served at II.
The guests were Misses Chappie, Wfnis
fred Matheson, Anna Rixon, Edith
Matheson and Beatrix Matheson,
ger and Tony Matheson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hays gave .
very charming progressive duDlicate
whist party on Monday evening.'G Great
| fun was created In comparing scores,
and every one had q very jolly t(me
When the tricks were added at the4end
| of the evening, 1t was found that Mr
Evans and James Chapple had
made the greatest number OF poinSs,
each scoring 81. Very tempting kfe-
freshments were served at II: The
guests were. Mrs. Horace Wiltsfpn,
Misses Chapple. Edith Matheson, Hea-
trix Matheson. Winifred Matheeon
May Mccormick and Soule, Mesgrb. j.
Chapple. Dalzelle. Evans, Farsi and
Settler. ~ ef
A tea was given by Miss Anna Rixon
enjoyable hours were spent by those
OF her friends whe were present. Fancy
work, cards and music made the time
pass quickly until o'clock. when
hasty refreshments were partaken of.
Those who were present were the
Misses Chapple. Fraser, Hayden, Roth
Matheson, Beatrix Matheson, Whi-
fred Matheson, May Mccormick, MUIR
ply, Oglivie, Minnie Panton and VIII
kinson. ft lt
The Whist club held very success
full session at the home of Judge and
score cards were bow knots. the cards
for each table being painted Ia n diff
| ferent color. The guests were Mrs
Clement and Miss Murphy. The prizes
were won as follows: Lady's "first
prize, a Japanese china vase. Mrs III.
| w. Rowley. Second prize, DOYLE of
Mexican drawn work, Mrs. Gerald
| Panton. Gentleman's first price, a sill
yer stamp box, H. w. Rowley
Second prize. oxidized silver match
box, Mr.. Crenshaw. Mr.. and Mrs, Ger
aid Panton will close the series by en-
| tertaining the club next week.
Attorney Hathorn went up to Liv-
| ingston last night to spend few days.
Miss Winifred Matheson. who has
been visiting her uncle and aupta Mr..
| and Mrs. j. ID. Matheson, for several
weeks. left for her home In Helena
last Tuesday night. .,.,. ~
Mrs. p. Lowry and children started
this week for Chicago and York state.
where they will make long visit "a
ID. b. s. Higgins of Pease Bottom
was a visitor in town last week, after
an absence of several years.
Mrs P. m, NJ , GsIIsn'r e., WIG het Ne?
| in California, returned last weeks
Judge Milburn left last week for
Glendive. where he will open the dis
trict court. 81
DIR. Rinehart went out to Otto, Wyo.
last week. He was gone several days
The family of w. w. Johnston have
moved into the McGinnis cottage on
Thirtieth. and II. q. WiIliaf4S and
family are occupying their residence
on Twenty-ninth street. e-E
Tom Linton returned last week from
trip through the Musselshel and
Mr.. @. H. Lee. who has been winter
ing in California, where he has been
very Ill, is reported much improved in
health. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee win shprtly
visit Billings on their way east.
Mrs. j. H. Wilson and children ar
rived from California on Thursday
morning. They will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stanley for a short time and will
then return to California, where Mr.
Wilson is much improved in health,
though still not strong.
Mrs. z. Daniels was down from Law
ingston last week looking after Der
property here. She was much pleatkd
with the appearance of the town.
Z. Goughnour of Livingston was in
town this week visiting his SON, the
manager of the grocery department, or
p. Yegen & Co.
A. J. Lawson, photographer, who
made Billings his headquarters for a
number of years. died recently at an
| insane asylum at Toronto, Canada. He
was well known throughout the state.
Much to the regret of their many
| friends. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Welles ex-
pect to move very soon to Sheridan,
| wyo., where Mr.. Welles has accented
the position of electrician OF the cleo
| trio light works. asgee
II. f. Newkirk, clerk of the district
court of Carbon county, was in town
| last week attending court. * zoos
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earthman expect TO
| move shortly to Idaho, where Mr.
Earthman will develop some mining
| property. ..asar,
Mr.. Dalzell. who at one time was
| Northern Pacific station agent here,
| and who is now district freight agent.
| was in town this week. and has taken
a trip up north to work up business.
ia - H.
| on his return. -.
Mrs. F. s. Whitney and her little
| daughter were up form Junction last
week and spent a few days visiting
| Mr. Whitney. ts 5a-sFsE
| David Flat is making stay. In
| town.
Mr.. Neville of Lincoln. Neb.. fs'wait-
ing the arrival of a license from Hell