The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-24
IN BUTTE.

Mrs. J. II. Monteath entertained a
number Of friends on Friday afternoon
at a Kensington tea. 1t was a very en-
joyable affair.
The Saturday Evening Euchre club
was entertained a week ago last even
ing by Mrs ]. X. Heslet. Mrs. Cum
ningham won the first prize and Mrs.
Twohy the second. The club was en-
tertained last evening by Mrs. James
Forbis.
Mrs. o. X. Lewis entertained friends
at whist Friday evening. The prizes
were won by Mrs. James II. Lynch and
DR.. ]. w. Reed.
Mrs. F. T. Mcbride entertained
few friends informally at whist We'd
nesday afternoon. The prize was won
by Mrs. Charles Schatzlein.
Mrs. j. c. c. Thornton and the
Misses Thornton arrived home yester-
day for the summer. They will occupy
the E. II. Irvine residence.
Messrs Corbett, Carney and Fairfield
arrived home Friday from a three
months trip to the Sandwish ISLANDS.
Mrs. Thomas Lavelle and children
will leave to-day for Boise, Idaho, to
spend a month.
The V. b. club was pleasantly enter
tanned on Tuesday by Mrs. A. c.
Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Naughton are at
home at No. 623 Colorado street.
f. f. Gallogly and bride arrived home
Friday from their wedding trip.
o. X. Lewis left Tuesday for the
Sandwich Islands to be gone a month.
Miss Minnie Hosking of Black Hawk,
Col, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. j. G.
Wilson of East Park street. and will
remain for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stears have re-
turned from a three months visit TO
Chicago st. Paul and other eastern
cities. Mrs. Stears health was much
benefited.
The Homer club met Monday after
noon TO listen to the annual address OF
the president, the reports of the secre-
tary and treasurer and to elect officers
for the ensuing year. The following
were elected: President, Mrs. c. IL.
Moore; vice president and treasurer,
Mrs c. p. brennan; secretary, Miss
Louise Hammond
Cards are out for the marriage at
1890 O'Clock Monday morning of Miss
Olivine. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
" Giard to j. b. Narcotic There will
be a reception at $50 O'Clock Friday
evening at No. pol South Washington
street. The marriage will take place at
st. Patrick's church.
Mrs. Joseph Peters and Miss Clara
Peters of Anaconda, are the guests of
Mrs. +. J. Crangle Of No 604 West
Park street.
Master Eddie Hale Johnston the O.
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Johnston of 502 South Montana street.
gave a very charming and delightful
birthday party TO many Of his little
friends on Saturday evening last, from
Z till 10 p. m. The occasion was cele-
brated in a right royal manner, and
the little participants entered into the
spirit of the event with the natural
freedom of childhood and the house
rang with peals Of merry laughter as
the enjoyment Of their games went
forth. The drawing room, parlor and
dining room were a veritable bower of
flowers, twined and woven with a tri-
angular network with smilax, ferns
and other choice flowers. potted palms
and azelias stood around in every niche
and corner. which seemed to enhance
the pleasures of the little folks. Games
of every kind were INDUCED in and a
| happier crowd Of youthful innocence
| could not he found anywhere. At $50
| all the little guests were led into the
brilliantly Illuminated dining room in
pairs. by the hostess. Mrs. w. j. Johns
, ton, and her assistants. The tables
| were arranged in the shape of a cross,
| beautifully trimmed and decorated
| with flowers, and ladened with the
! choicest delicacies and viands to tempt
| the youthful appetite. Directly over
| the table hung smilax and ferns. stud
] ded with lilies Of the valley and women
into the words, I'm honor OF my little
son. years" from which suspended a
| crown of white roses directly over the
seat OF the honored guest. Master Ed
die. The presents were many and val
liable. Amongst the most costly We're
$50 bicycle and a little gold watch
and chain Twenty-Five little guests
partook of Master Eddie's hospitality
An elaborate lunch was served at 10 D.
m. by Mrs. Johnston To- her assistants
The Butte Physical Culture club was
entertained by Mrs. W :. Tallant on
Wednesday afternoon. Several papers