The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-22
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES


pleasure for the last week and on Mon
day surprised Mrs. T. o'Leary by an
Mrs. O'Learys birthday and the
friends brought with them several
handsome presents as tokens of their
good wishes and esteem. About dinner
time, when the ladies had spread their
tables and were about to sit down to a
dainty meal, company of gentlemen
made up of their husbands, descended
turn surprised and all went merry at
this little party.
on Thursday evening the West
Side Whist club gathered at
the pretty home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Chambers on upper Lo-
Gust street for the weekly whist tour
ney. The occasion was a most happy
one and the games entertaining. Mrs.
]. I. O'Brien won the first prize for Ia
dies, a fin de steele bon bon dish: Mrs.
ID. ID. Twohy, second, a purse; c.
j. Healy captured a silver collar but
ton box, the first prize for gentlemen;
and j. T. O'Brien the second. a silver
match tray. Judge Twohy and wife of
st. Paul, Mimi. were guests of the
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Heagy gave a
farewell party Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Leonora Jones of Butte,
who has been visiting them. Among
y
and Florence Redmond. Burch, Rey-
nolds. Neal, Evans. Mallory, Williams,
Thomas and Burnett; Messrs. Thorn
as, Neal, Lewis, Ashford. Mahan, Kauf-
man. Smith, Merdenhall. Dunn, Bur-
nett and Andrews.
Mrs. j. II. Boarman of this city, re-
ceived a cablegram from Montevideo.
South America, announcing the mar
riage of her sister, Miss Maud Stuart,
to DR.. Dunbar surgeon on the United
States cruiser Newark, on the 10th
inst. Miss Stuart accompanied her
uncle. the Hon. Granville Stuart, Uni
ted States minister TO Paraguay and
Uruguay, when he went to those coun-
tries to represent the United States.
The many friends of Miss Maud will
join in wishing her much happiness.
The Bulc Retniw met at Miss Bertha
Sawyer's Friday evening. Cards and
games were the event of the evening
after which dainty refreshments were
served. Miss Bertha proved to be a
most charming hostess.
Mrs. DIR. Stephens entertained a few
friends last week with a very pleasant
party.
A. J. Shores Of Great Falls. was in
Anaconda Sunday.
Judge Twohy and wife of st. Paul
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs D. ID. Two
by of this city for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Shoemaker
entertainer most pleasantly on Friday
evening the Young Peoples society of
the Christian church
The Epworth League of the NJ. L.
church gave an excellent programme
and treated their friends to an old
fashioned "sugarin' Off" on Thursday
night
Mrs. Charles C. Bills entertained the
Lotus society of the Church of Christ
on Thursday afternoon.
Misses Ida and Minnie Walker have
returned from their extended visit in
California.
Hon. John +. Finerty who. on the
occasion of his visit to Anaconda last
Monday was rendered a banquet at the
Montana, was more than pleased with
his entertainment. He had sat in many
banquets but never had he sat down to
a better arranged AFFAIR than this in the
mountains Of Montana.
The banquet was given under the
auspices of the Irish National alliance
of Anaconda, represented by the fol-
lowing gentlemen:
Charles Boylan. ]. NJ. Kennedy, Capt.
d. A. Shea, Peter McVeigh, Hugh Daily.
]. V. Collins, w. NJ. Kelly DIR. j. f.
Spelman, Col. Il. O'Leary, T. ID. Fitz-
gerald, Charles Flood. Thomas Gavin,
]. Jerome Berry, John Golden, John p.
Dolan, Thomas Doyle. Patrick Nc
Hugh Patrick Cuddihy William Hur-
Hallahan, Bernard Mckinley, f. f.
Moore, Frank Collins. NJ. NJ. Donahue.
Il. n. Kennedy, Thomas Murray. j.
Joseph Hammil. Prof. A. NJ. Stapleton.
Chief OF Police John White, John
G. Morony. Deer Lodge; John
nor, Ed ID. Mcmahon. Ed Corcor-
ran, J. J. Grant, Pat Larkin, Capt.
John Durkin, NJ. Mcclure, NJ. T. Pierce.
Casey. John Cuffe. Denis Shovlin, John
Quinlan. Race Track.
The invited guests were as follows:
A. =. Cloutier. Herman Thofehrn, j. ID.
Ryan, Denver; Murray Miles. Mayor
w. NJ. Thornton. Marcus DAILY. Senator
+. ID. Mats, ]. II. Durston. G. II. Egg
gleston, w. w. Walsworth, Butte; ].
J. Hammill. Butte; John Mcguire.
Butte: Peter Hale. Butte; Rev. =. De-
Sere. Butte; John X. Toole, Rev. Mr..
Dobson. Rev. Mr.. Barnaby. Rev. Mr..
Healy, Rev. II. Il. Allaeys. Rev. Mr..
Avis. NJ. Donahoe. John s. Hickey. j.
S. Dougherty. Il. J. McGinty, John Nc
Murray. DIR. II. w. stephens. DIR. T. j.
Mckenzie. NJ. Martin. Deer Lodge:
Sheriff John Fitzpatrick. Deer Lodge;
Judge Brantly, Deer Lodge; j. X. Quig-
ley. Blackfoot; f. w. Harrison w. T..
Shandrew. L. J. Baker, Il. NJ. Sullivan,
George Barrich. Theo. Ehret. James
Shields. sr.. ID. J. Hennessy. Patrick ].
DAILY. O'Neill Ryan, ST. Louis; John
p. sutton. New York: William Lyman.
New York; T. r. Z. Berry. New York:
Senator p. V. Fitzpatrick, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Boarman have re-
Gently moved into the new cottage at
Gil Chestnut street.
The Woodmen Of the World are ar
ranging for a grand ball at Lyceum
hall April 10.
Misses O'Donnell and Teasie O'Don-
nell are at home in a cottage on Locust
street. opposite ]. II. Walkup's resi-
dence.
IN BUTTE.