The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-01

- HE West Side Whist society
met this week with DR.. and
Mrs. Mckenzie in their pretty
Il little cottage home on West
Third street. The contests at
whist were exciting and the friendly
sociability was enjoyed by all. The
prizes fell to the lot OF DR.. Stephens,
a cigar case; ID. d. Twohy. silver tie
holder; Mrs. j. r. Chambers, an en-
broidered veil case; Mrs. Hugh DAY.
a handkerchief case. DIR. Stephens Is
making a record for himself, he hav-
ing captured three first prizes during
the season which is but half over. The
next meeting of the club is at the home
of Col. and Mrs. T. O'Leary.
Mrs. w. L. Bond entertained a num-
Der of friends yesterday afternoon at
the Montana in honor of Mrs. DAILY,
who expects to leave soon for the East.
The pastime of the occasion was pro-
gressive whist. -Four prizes were
awarded, the first, a Dresden candle
stick. won by Mrs. G. w. Reynolds;
a cake plate. by Mrs. DAILY; a Dresden
table bell, by Mrs. Thornton; a rose
vase. by Mrs. Adams.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
Schroeder learned in some way that
Friday was the anniversary of their
wedding day, and planned a surprise
which was successfully carried out.
The house was stormed, the friends
bringing with them a quantity of tin
ware, sufficient, IL is said, to stock a
hardware store in that line. 1t was the
10th anniversary of the wedding The
ladies enjoyed the occasion socially
and the gentlemen played "skat," a
game which is immensely popular with
those who know how to play IL. The
game is similar to whist 1t was early
the morning after when the guests de-
parted with a toast to 1.-THE golden
wedding-may We all be there to cele-
brate"
The Turquoise club had a pleasant
social chat at the home OF Mrs. Sur
prenant yesterday afternoon. Next
Saturday Mrs. w. NJ. Thornton will en-
terrain the young ladies. Mrs. Thorn
ton is regarded as the mother of the
club and the brightest authorizations
OF a pleasant time will be realized.
On Wednesday evening last a merry
party of young folks were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Rob-
erts. They enjoyed music. games,
dancing and delicious refreshments.
The ladies present were Misses Pauley,
Misses Nash, Roth, Green, Matthews,
Irvine, Mrs Howard and Mrs. Gard
ner. The gentlemen were Messrs
Nash. Gould, Graham, Hill, ]. How
ard, Martz, Pendergast, Paris, Harris,
Humber White, c. Howard Leaper.
MI MIS- i1u d. Nduedu are en-
Joying to-day the celebration of their
wedding anniversary, which falls on
FEB. 49, and consequently gets around
only once in four years. The day they
celebrate. however, is March l.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Maxwell gave a
dinner on Sunday last TO DR.. and Mrs
Spelman, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Dougherty left
yesterday for Hot Springs, Arkansas.
DIR. Snyder and son Ennis accompanied
them.
Capt. John Mccormack came over
from Butte on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs b. Berg have returned
from a pleasant visit on the coast.
Miss Mary O'Mara visited friends In
Butte last week.
Madame Beraud visited Mrs. Con
Kohrs of Deer Lodge the first of this
week.
Joseph Z. Lewis of Butte visited
friends in this city Wednesday.
Fred Garner of Helena visited friends
in Anaconda Tuesday.
j. f. Van Gundy of Deer Lodge, was
In this city Tuesday.
DR.. Shultz was in this city from Butte
on professional business Monday.
Mrs. Frank Collins is indisposed at
her home on Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Lowry are at home
in the George Welcome residence.