The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-19

buds and blossoms of this city
~ had a merry time and are deep
in plans for future pleasures.
The gay round consisted mainly or
home parties, dinners and afternoon
teas, with one or two dances, which
were most pleasant occasions.
Mrs. Surprenant gave an elegant
party on the 18th inst, which was at
tended by many guests, from the mar
ried ladies and the younger folks OF
the Turquoise club. Some very pretty
prizes were distributed to the winners
I'm the card contests.
Monday evening the Turquoise club
had a delightful evening at the home
of Miss Laura Durston. In addition to
the club members there were number
of invited guests. Music and cards were
enjoyable features of the evening. The
lucky ones in the games were Joe
Walsh, who received a cane; w. w.
Mcdowell. a card case; Albert Church.
a silver bicycle marker; Mrs. Il. 5.
Maxwell, a Dresden plate; Miss
Mathes, a set of dalton ware; Miss
Young, a ring tree. The occasion was
one of the brightest in a long list of
brilliant entertainments by the club.
Mrs. c. r. Holmes gave a very pretty
party on Thursday evening at her
home on Elm street. High five was the
principal pastime at which the experts
and prize winners were Mrs Donahue.
who was awarded a beautiful fiovSr
vase; Mrs w ii. Harrison, a set of
punch glasses; Mrs. Merrill. a Ores
den napkin ring; Mrs. L. A. King,
flower vase; Mrs. c. II. Williams,
pretty jardiniere On Saturday after
noon the Turquoise club members were
guests of Mrs Holmes and they spent
very happy hours with her. and dis
cussed a dainty luncheon.
The Retniw Bulc, a society of the
younger misses brought their season to
a close at the home of Miss Clara
Peters on Friday evening. The secret
they have guarded so sedulously for
some months was then disclosed; their
organization was only the Winter club.
and spelled backward, it's funny the
dull boys didn't guess II. The object,
of course, was fun and the young la
dies had lots of II in their weekly
meetings of the past three months.
The club went out of business, how
ever. with the prospects of spring clos
ing in blaze of glory A number of
guests were invited-Misses May Peters
and Mary Berry; Messrs. Stapleton,
Kelly Albert and Marvin Church, VIII
Burton. A. Smith and Frank Tucker.
The members of the club were Misses
Bertha and Bessie Sawyer Tessie Teit-
jen, Lizzie Pendleton. Ulrica Trisber-
ger. Clara Peters and Nellie Gogerty.
The West Side Whist club has sched-
uled another meeting to be held soon ait
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Healy
on West Fifth street.
The Woodmen's ball at the Lyceum
was a grand success. The attendance
was a large and "A harmonious gather
ing, made up of the finest people in the
land. 1t was the first attempt of the
Woodmen at entertaining, but they set
a mark which will make their future
efforts watched for with eagerness by
their guests of Wednesday evening
w. w. Mcdowell gave an elaborate
dinner to his friends at the Montana
hotel one evening recently.
A merry party. consisting of Miss
Webb, Miss Durston and Mrs. Ours
ton, and Messrs Florey, Mcdowell and
Walker went over to Butte last evening
and attended the performance of 'Da-
mon and Pythias" by Warde in the
evening at Maguire's.
DIR. Wells of Butte was in this city
yesterday.
Miss Hattie Young returned to Butte
Tuesday after a very pleasant visit
with friends In Anaconda.
Miss Eardley will leave in a few DAYS
for California TO visit relatives.
Miss Helena Gleason is expecting a
sister from San Francisco to arrive In
a few days.
George Rose of Manitoba is the
guest OF his friend and relative, ]. T.
O'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams and Mr. and
Mrs. Richardson are at home in the
Winston residence.
Mrs. Wilson of Chicago is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. c. w. Reynolds,
at the Montana
Miss Il. Mathes and Miss Sutherland
were in Butte yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Pyle of Great Falls,
Mrs. Joseph G. Hoar of Butte visited
their sister Miss McAndrews, last Sun
day
A party of school teachers is in Deer
Lodge to-day. having gone down Sat
urday TO take examinations before
Miss Thompson. The ladies are Misses
McHugh, Healy. Bremen and Doug
las.
Misses Marchion and Dewitt visited
Butte last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Quigley are ex-
pected home from Oakland, Cal. to-
morrow. They will reside in their cot
dage on West Third street.
NJ :. Aschheim of Park City, Utah.
an old-time Anacondan, is visiting
friends in this city
Mrs. j. L. O'Brien has gone to Mani
toba TO visit her mother and other rel
atives. She is accompanied by Masters
Phil and Willie
III: S. Neal of Royal visited his fam
fly this week
Attorney General Haskell and wife
Were In Anaconda on Wednesday.
ID. p. Lamoreaux OF Washington. d.
c. visited in this city for a few days.
IN RlITTE