The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-03
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES


- VERY enjoyable evening was
n spent by the Turquoise club on
~ Monday last at the home Of
The event of the evening was a
, Miss Church, on Hickory street
musicale for which all present furnish
ed share in the programme. Among
the invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs. Durston, Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs r. M.
Greig, DIR. and Mrs. Spelman; Misses
Barnes. Durston. Surprenant. Dorothy
Surprenant Bickenbach. Katzenstein,
Mathes; Mrs. Lewis; Messrs. l.. ]. Tor
rey, Mcdowell. Bremner, Mohler. Shan
drew, Galley, Flory. Williams and
Walsh and others.
The Y. L. I. leap year party at the
Montana Friday night was one of the
most joyful social affairs of the season.
About rs couples were present, the la
dies never looked happier or more beau
tiful. and the gentlemen thoroughly en-
toyed the leap year features. Professor
Kennicotts orchestra furnished splen-
did music and the ladies in charge were
voted excellent entertainers.
Miss Burch, Miss Dunn and Aunidas
Richards OF this city attended the May
Day party at Deer Lodge.
very pleasant party was given by
Miss Lille Speaker Wednesday even
ing at the home of Miss Alice Shep-
herd, No. 500 East Sixth street. Games.
card playing. dancing and singing were
the features of the evening, the songs
rendered by Misses Robson and Spra-
ker, Messrs. Martz, Hill and Hummell
and the recitation of Mr.. Shepherd be-
ing charming. The Mandolin club fur
nished music at intervals, which added
to the enjoyment of all present. The
guests were invited to a trip through
the foundry and they were not back
ward in accepting the invitation.
those MfCCae
Speaker. Tucker, Meikle, Sherman.
Williams, Mathews, Robson, Horsfall.
and Shepherd; Messrs. Plunkett. Martz.
Ralph, Finley, Edgcombe, Pendergast,
Griffith, Hill, Hummell Chancellor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd. Delicious re-
freshments were served by the host
esses
Miss Edith Edgcombe gave a very
pretty party on Wednesday evening at
her home on Park avenue. The daint-
lest or refreshments were served and a
most enjoyable evening was spent.
z. A. Upton was in Hamilton this
week. guest at the Bitter Root stock
farm.
Ted Wilkinson has returned from a
visit in Syracuse.
DR.. ]. L. st. Jean has returned from
Montreal to locate in this city.
II. S. Neal is in this city from Royal.
James Hendricks has located in Ana
conda, having arrived from st. Paul
]. II. Leyson of Butte was in Ana
conda several days last week.
@. w. Reynolds was in Deer Lodge
on court business during the week.
Mrs. Sam Salisbury has returned
from a visit with friends in Iowa.
where sprdngtime now reigns supreme.
Father ii. Allaeys of this city en-
joyed q visit from Father Il. A. Cues
mel of Frenchtown last Monday.
j. r. Boarman is in Missoula visit
ing his brother. Rev. Father Ignatius
Boarman, whom he had not seen for IL
years. Father Boarman is conducting
a mission in Missoula. He is a MEM
Der of Society of Jesus, and an author
of note in church circles.
Harry Sommers of Helena is making
a short stay in Anaconda.
Peter Hale was in Anaconda last
Tuesday.
John Smurr of Deer Lodge was a
guest in this city last Monday.
]. Nat Londoner has gone to Butte
to reside.
Conrad Kohrs of Deer Lodge is in
this city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs w.
II. Gehrman.
j. ]. Hammill of Butte was in this
city in attendance upon the Leap Year
ball.
Senator f. d. Mats attended court
at Deer Lodge.
DR.. ]. +. Spelman was a witness In
the county courts last week.