The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-12

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ian and the prize for gentlemen by O.
K. Lewis. During the winter whist
was played 20 evenings and the total
number of points made by the various
players during that time was as fol-
lows:
o. X. Lewis. i, 1863
| w. w. Walsworth. ..................1,33 1886
Mrs. F. T. Mcbride. Il 1892
Mrs. w. W. Walsworth. !, 299
| Fayette Harrington. ....... ........1, 299
| Mrs. John f. Davis. ,275
Dr. j. w. Reed. ..................... ,264
Mrs. j. III. Vivian. ..................1,261
Mrs. w. S. Tallant. .................1,20 i
j. III. Vivian .....,................ Lbs
| Mrs. Eayette Harrington. 1S9
| r. L. McBrlde. ................. Isl
Mrs. j. w. Reed. Ills
Mrs. o. X. Lewis. ,176
| w. s. Tallant .......................1 i, 156
| John Il. Davis ........................1, l15
Mr.. and Mrs. Tallant were members
of the club only during the past nine
weeks, succeeding to the scores made
at the beginning of the season by Col
and Mrs. c. f. Lloyd and later by Mr.
and Mrs. l.. o. Leonard Mrs. Fayette
Harrington was absent from the city
most of the season and her place was
| filed by various substitutes, their
scores going to her credit
! In respect to prizes seven each were
won by Mrs. f. T. Mcbride, Mrs. j. ii.
| Vivian and w. w. Walswor-th; six
were won by o. X. Lewis; four each by
Mrs. John E. Davis, Mrs. Walsworth,
j. H. Vivian, DIR. Reed and Mr.. Har-
rington; two by f. T. Mcbride; one
each by Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Reed and
Mrs. Tallant, and six prizes were won
by substitutes. two of them by Mrs.
Busch, one by Mrs; Thomas Lavelle.
one by Mrs. Thompson Camp
bell, one by Mr.. Campbell and
one by Mr.. Mallory. According to the
rules of the ladies the championships
are awarded to Mrs f. T. Mcbride for
the ladies and o. X. Lewis for the gen.
tlemen. Mrs. Mcbride will entertain
the club at an extra evening one week
from next Friday.
One of the most successful as well as
enjoyable social events was the Easter
party given at Renshaw hall Monday
evening by the Y. NJ. l. At least 100
couples fell i'm line for the grand march
at $3.50 O'Clock and before the evening
was far advanced so more couples had
been added to the merry throng. Each
lady was presented with a corsage
bouquet and each gentleman with a
boutonniere. Refreshments were served
between the numbers.
The ladies of the Canadian Institute
gave a leap year party Monday even
ing in the clubs rooms in the Lewis
sohn block. A literary and musical
entertainment of great merit was rem
dered and a delightful supper was
much enjoyed. Dancing followed.
Mrs. DIR. Wells of Butte was the
guest of Mrs N. E. Hammer for the
past week. Mrs. Hammer gave a de-
lightful party in her honor Saturday
evening, cards, music and games be-
ing features of the evening. Among
the invited guests were Mr.and Mrs
G.. T. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nor
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Reinhart, Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Morse. Mr.. and Mrs l..
c. Tyhrle, Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Halliday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Staam, and William
Knapp. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Albert Staam entertained u of
her lady friends at a lemon squeeze"
Tuesday afternoon. The prize was won
by Mrs. T. j. Mullaney.
Mrs. T. j. Mullaney gave a very en-
toyable high five party Friday after
noon. The prize, a beautiful limoge
plate, was won by Mrs Ed Norris.
Those present were Mrs. b. F. White,
Mrs. ID. f. Relnhardt, Mrs. ii. j. Bur-
leigh. Mrs. Ed Norris Mrs. N L. Ham
mer, Mrs. A. Staam, Mrs. John zoe,
Mrs. l.. G. Fyhrie Mrs. William Coch-
ran, Mrs. w. Jones, Miss May Brown.
The Masons and o. L. S. rendered a
ldItNtll 10 MT. anu
Mrs. X. c. Halliday. Mr. and Mrs.
Halliday leave for Salt Lake to make
their future home.
The High Five club met at the home |
of Mrs Norris last Wednesday. The |
prize, beautiful lamoge tray, was won |
by Mrs. John Voc.
Mrs. L. j. Brophy will leave Mon |
day for Joliet. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs John +. Davis left |
Thursday for Chicago to spend the |
early months of the summer
Mrs John Lindsay and children are /
visiting in Burlington, Iowa.
Mrs j. G. c. Thornton and daugh-
tiers will he back i'm Butte about the /
middle of May and viii occupy the Il. |
ii. Irvine residence in West Galena |
street
Mrs. c. H. Hand left Wednesday for
Spokane, where she will visit one
month.
Worth Goddard. who is attending
the university at Helena. spent Easter
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Goddard.
Mrs. J. 5. Shropshire and daughter,
Miss Hattie Grove. left Friday over
the Union Pacific for Omaha on a
months visit with relatives. On their
return they will be accompanied by
Mrs. Carrier daughter of Mrs. Shrop-
shire. who will spend the summer in
Butte.
Michael j. O'Farrell. superintendent
OF the Anaconda properties. returned
Friday from the East.
Mrs. Fayette Harrington returned
Thursday from Ithaca, n. Y, where
she has spent most of the winter.
W. a. Clark arrived in New York
yesterday on the French steamer, La
Tourraine.
The Ladies' Missionary meeting OF
a.. 49, I
at the church Tuesday afternoon at
1880 o'clock Subject, The Philanthro-
pies of the Large Cities"
Mrs. James A. Talbot entertained a
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