The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-17

sion OF the evening. Miss Panton winning
the head pr,ze thercat. a china cake plate.
Mrs. Holmes receiving as consolation, she
having made the smallest number of
points, a smaller dish OF the same design
Refreshments were served, consisting of
salad, sandwiches. olives, cakes. fruit,
bOn-bons and coffee. Those present
we're: Mesdames a.. N. Al en-. 4. L.
Babcock, BAR, Becker, Burton, Chapple,
Clement, Fincke lnburg, George, Goss,
Hays, Holmes. Johnson, T.. Mccormick,
O'Donneu. Rowley. Terrell, Tompkins,
TOWNSEND and Williams; Misses Panton,
NJ. NJ. Pauton aud RJeser.
The Whist clue had very successful
and pleasant meeting at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowley on Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Hedges of Yale and Mss
Panton scoring the greatest number of
po nts among the ladies', cut for the prize.
Mrs. Hedges. being the most fortunate,
received a silver bon-bon dish. Inc gen.
tlemen's prize. a silver satchel bag. was
won by Mr.. Settler. The guests present
were: Messrs. and Mes lanes II. VI.
Allen. Donovan. Hayes and Hedges; Mr..
Gallagher and ii. ). Wil.ston.
Another little surprise party took place
on Saturday evening when a number of
the friends of Mrs. John Ramsey inform
ally dropped IN upon her. The evening
was spent very pleasantly playing hearts.
Refreshments were served about IL, after
which the party broke up. There were
present Mesdames Fields. Fish, Graham,
Hungerford. Panton, Schadd, SIMS, Toole
and Wilkinson.
Last Friday evening Mr.. aud Mrs. Bair
entertained the Whist club very pleas
antly. The lady's prize was awarded to
Mrs. Johnston, half a dozen pretty China
plates, while the gentlemau's prize was
won by Mr.. Rowley. and was an oxydIzed
silver stamp box The invited guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Dono-
van. Mrs. II. NJ. Allen, Messrs. Gallaher
and Lewis Babcock.
After tho business meeting of Edna
Chapter on Tues lay evening there was a
social session and banquet in honor of
Hon. and Mrs. w. A. Hedges of Yale.
Paul Mccormick, jr., entertained a
number of his friends IN the d ,nIel Boone
cabin on Thursday evening. The young
people had a very jolly time.
Owing to the lecture given by Rev. p. B.
Jackson on Monday evening there was no
meeting of the Chautauqua Circle this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Child entertained n
few friends IN a very pleasant manner on
Thursday evening.
Miss Cora Mccormick is enjoying visit
from her sister, Miss Theresa.
The local assembly of the knights of
Labor will give a ball on Friday evening,
March 2i. They promise excellent music
aud pleasant time.
A number of the young folks went out
Friday night to the ranch OF Capt. L. L.
Babcock for a dance. They are always
certain to have a good time at this hos
pitable ranch.
Mrs. Mann, sr., and Mrs. J. B. Phillips
left on Monday for New York and other
eastern points. Mrs. Mann expects to
remain in the East, but Mrs. Phillips will
return in obout two weeks time.
Len Ten Eyck expects to move his IA
mily into his elegant new residence on
| 30th street next week.
Paul Mccormick returned Wednesday
| from Manhattan, where he purchased a
carload OF work horses for his ranch.
Hon. w. A. Hedges of Fergus county
| and Mrs. Hedges returned from Helena
on Tuesday morning, and spent few
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Allen before going on to their ranch near
Yale.
Mrs 5. +. Morse and son, Earl, returned
| from a visit to Chicago this week.
j. Z. Sanford was in town on Tues
day.
/ Miss Joey Fem, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. FORSTER for several days, returned
to Livingston on Friday evening.
]. ID. Losekamp went up to Saltwater
last Saturday to do some trout fishing.
| G.. NJ. HAYS and c. f. Burton went to
| Red Lodge on Saturday and returned
Monday. They we're in time to enjoy the
Carbon county celebration.
Frank Edelman has accepted position
with the new firm OF Jeffray Il Bowen.
b shop Brewer will ofiicilte IN ST. Luke's
| church next sunday at both morning and
evening service. He is on his way to New
York.
Frank Cousins returned Friday from a
delightful trip to England, Scotland and
Ireland.
| Sheriff Berky returned from Deer Lodge
on Friday, where he had taken Hugo j.
/ Raymond, who is serving a six years term
for manslaughter.
| Miss Mary Barclay of Butte has pur-
chased two lots on 3lst street from c. II.
Becker, and intends to have a flve-roomed
cottage erected on them.
The Rev. p. b. jackson gave a very in-
terestiug lecture on Monday night the
subject being the Buried City, 1t was
illustrated with stereopticon views of the
| ruins of PompeiI.
Mayor Foster returned Friday morning
| from Helena where he has finished his
| labors as secretary of the senate.
+. W. Beasley returned last week from
| Chicago where he went with a carload of
sheep.
Mrs. Pinueo's mother, who has been
| visiting here for several weeks, has been
called back TO Lincoln by the illness of
another daughter who lives there.
| James Fraser is expected home from
| Boston about the 2Jth Of this month.
| Hon. o Z. Goddard went down TO Miles
| City on Tuesday 10 attend to some legal
/ bu.fnas thara