The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-27
State Of Montana.


Allen, II. w. Rowley. G. NJ. Hays, Fl.
G. Williams. S. Garvin, o. F. Goddard.
II. Chapple, o. C. Finkenburg, Z. II.
Becker, T. b. Hill, p. NJ. Gallaher, w.
N. Crenshaw. j. b. HEREFORD, A. l.. Bah
cock, and Miss Anna Rixon.
On Wednesday evening. Jan. 20, a bal
masque will be given by Sanger-Tem-
Pile Rathbone sisters at the Grand
hotel.
Miss Tessie Fisch entertained the Ideal
Whist club one evening last week, when
for the time being hearts took the place
of the original game of whist The
prize was a pretty pin, and was won
by Miss Marion Goss. When supper
time arrived the young people were
paired off i'm rather a novel way. Wal
nuts were distributed among the
guests which, when opened, were found
to contain historical questions and an
swers. the questions being in the nuts
which the boys received and the an
swers in those of the girls
On Monday evening Col. Rowley en-
tertained the Duplicate Whist club,
the winners upon that evening being
Judge Goss and Colonel Rowley and
Mr.. Speer and Mr.. Hays.
On Friday of last week the Junior
League social met at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Terrell. A pleasant
evening was spent with games and mu-
served. Those who took part were:
Mr.. Hosking and daughter. Mesdames
Miller, Smith, Erisican, Stevenson.
Stinhouser; Misses Linton, Fry, Ber-
tina, Grace, Jennie and Gertie Grove.
Prudence Miller, VERNE Funk, Lille
Linton, Winnie Burton, Mabel Sails
bury, Myrtle and Cecil Brockway.
A very enjoyable stag party was
given by Dr. Townsend on Wednesday
evening. Euchre was the game played.
Detachable refreshments were served
at the close of the evening. The guests
were: w. M. and j. II. Johnston, p. L.
and John Reece. Mr. Merrill Mr.woods
and w. b. George
Another pleasant surprise party was
given In honor of Miss Marion Goss on
Monday evening. The time was very
en1oyably spent in playing cards. after
which light refreshments were served
Those present were: Miss Alice Nc
Cormick and Mics Winnie Rixon, and
Messrs. Charley Chapple, Fred Rixon
and William RiXon.
A charming social event was the
whist party given by Mrs. Clement on
Friday afternoon. Slips of paper were
distributed among the guests with the
names OF authors upon some of them
and celebrated works of these authors
upon others, decided the question of
partners. After cutting with Mrs. Hill,
Wis. hoNley DSCdfne possessed OF the
head prize, dainty veil case, Mrs. Hill
then being awarded a book as second
prize. The number of games won by
each lady was 10. Mrs Clement was
assisted by Mrs. A. c. Tompkins in en-
pertaining. Delightful refreshments
were served at 5 o'clock. The guests
We're: Mesdames Bair, Fratt. Babcock.
Rowley, Donovan, Burton, Townsend.
Chapple, Finkelnburg, Harwood, Hill.
Becker, Tompkins, Williston. Johnston,
Mccormick. Hays, Crenshaw. Allen.
Holmes, Fish, Goss, Woodson, w. A.
Allen. r. T. Allen, Goddard and Misses
Fraser and Ogilvie
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Bowen are at
Hunters Hot Springs. Peter Ross and
w. j. Youmans are also at that pleas
ant resort
VIII Battarns. who has been i'll with
quinsy at the home of Judge Fraser.
has sufficiently recovered to return to
his home in Fergus county.
Miss Kate Rademaker. who has been
seriously Ill with la grippe, is now re-
covering.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Burns of Red
Lodge, were in town this week.
County Commissioner Cardwell has
moved into his town residence which he
recently purchased.
Ernest Boswell has gone TO Red
Lodge to take temporary charge of ] |
ID. Losekamp's branch store there