The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-26

HE week IN a SOCAdA way hoS
been very quiet, and no one
seems TO know just why, the
II only explanation is that there
was A lull such as happens In
all lines of business and society. Per
haps IL was the calm before the storm,
for there are many functions that are
prospective and 1t is believed VIII soon
be brought to contamination.
One of the pleasantest affairs of the
week was the entertainment or the
Turquoise club by Mrs. John Merrill
with a Saturay afternoon at high hve.
Mrs Spelman won the first prize, a
Lemoge cup and saucer, hand-palnted,
and Mss Mathes the second, hanu-
painted plate. The guests or the aIter-
noon were: Mrs. Thornton. Mrs. Wei
come. Mrs. Spelman; Misses Church,
Barnes. Mathes. Bickenbach, Douglas.
Webb. Durston. Surprenant. The next
meeting of the Turquois is to be at the
home of Mrs. c. a. Tuttle, where Miss
Mathes is 10 be the hotess, on Satur-
day evening next.
The West Side Whist society had
very merry party on Thursday evening
at the pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
T. O'Brien on West Fourth street. The
prizes were captured by DR.. Mckenzie.
a desk calendar. silver mounted; John
Dolan, a mustache cup; Mrs. Jerome j.
Berry, silver bonbon tongs; Mrs. ID. ID.
Twohy, a hand-painted china plate.
The society had such a jolly time that
they again bent the rules and regula-
tions and did not adjourn until an hour
or so later than the stipulated hour OF
midnight. An amendment to the by
laws is being considered. Mrs. Twohy
is to entertain the club next Thursday
evening.
F. e. Miller is expected soon to
visit in Anaconda.
Miss Kinney of Race Track was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. George Bart
lett, last week.
The st. Marks guild is to meet with
Mrs. ]. Merrill this week.
L. A. Waterbury and family are to
occupy the c. A. Dyble residence on
Cherry street at the corner of Fifth.
Miss Emily Douglas was very sick
last week, but Is now better.
Word received from Mrs. James Two
by is that her health is much better,
and she hopes TO be able to return to
make Anaconda her home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Heagy are now
at home at 313 East Third street.
II. j. Church has gone east on bust
ness.
John ]. McGrath is very sick at st.
AIMS hospital.
C. NJ. Sawyer was in Boulder this
week.
Phil Miller, wife and baby, of Deer
Lodge. were guests at the Montana on
Friday.
j. G. Arlington of Great Falls, was
in Anaconda this week.
j. Fred Schlingman and family of San
Francisco, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thee. Ehret this week.
DIR. A. II. Mitchell was in Anaconda
Thursday.
The w. c. T. L. met with Miss C. NJ
Sawyer on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Will Kennedy of Boulder is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Claque.
Mrs. Sam Salisbury has gone east fol
a visit with Iowa relatives.
Peter Hale was in this city visiting
friends on Tuesday.
James Shields and son are reported
sojourning in California and on theiI
way homeward.
DR.. Snyder and Ennis. are home from
Hot Springs.
James Conley came up from Warm
Springs where he is bathing, with rheu-
matism one day last week. but re-
turned again for a longer stay.
Mrs. Ryan of Butte. is visiting hel
daughter, Miss Agnes Ryan of this city
The ladies of ST. Marks guild have 9
show case full Of their handlwork OF
display I'm the reception room at tn,
Montana.
Miss Mary Devine of Helena is visit
ing Mrs. Peter Cox of go Cedar street
Archdeacon Weber will arrive il
Anaconda next Friday, and on Sunday
will begin a series of meetings in this
city.
Mrs. Il. c. Thomas is convalescinl
from a serious illness.
]. r. Brown of Ottumwa, Iowa, hal
come to Anaconda TO make it his home