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

1T WAS a very lively and gay week
socially in Anaconda and life for
the buds and blossoms was one
continual round of pleasure. The
sedateness of Lent was fully atoned
for and gayety had full swing.
The ball, which was planned for Fri
day evening at the Montana, has been
abandoned.
Miss Webb entertained a company OF
friends on Friday evening with a book
party, which was a novel feature In
Anaconda. Bach guest represented
book by some celebrated author by
clever badge or some other means of
Identification, and there was much
amusement
The West Side Whist society had
grand. good time at Hugh Daly's pref
~ home on West Fourth street Tues
day evening. The society is nearing the
close of the seasons series and never
had dull evening. The prizes were
won as follows: John Heron, a hand
painted pair of suspenders; c. ]. Healy,
a card case; Mrs. j. V. Collins. a set
OF hand-decorated china plate; Mrs. T.
O'Leary, a set of fancy china. To-day
the club has planned a drive to Warm
Springs, where they expect to have all
kinds of fun and jolltty.
Miss Hattie Evans of Upper Hickory
street gave a progressive euchre party
tuesday afteroon in honor of Miss
Hattie Young of Butte. Prizes were
wan by Misses Young and Surprenant
ards announcing the marriage of
ftN. George NJ. Ryder. formerly of this
city. to Miss Dellah NJ. Bratton, at
Hastings, Neb., March 25. have been
received in this city. They will be at
home at Winfield. Kan
Miss Laura Durston gave a very
peasant party on Thursday evening
IN honor OF her guest, Miss Hattie
Young. of Butte. The amusements were
music, dancing and cards Refresh
mehts were served. 1t was a very joy
Gus occasion.
Mrs. E. S. Maxwell entertained the
turquoise club at her cozy home on
can street wednesday evening in honor
OF MISS Hattie Young of Butte. Cards
ana dancing were the amusements of
the evening. Prizes were won by Mrs.
w. M. Thornton. Miss Harriet T.
evans, Mr.. Flory and Senator Mats.
Ihose invited were Mr.. and Mrs. w
M. Thornton, DR.. and Mrs. Spelman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray r. Miles. Misses
Alce Lowry, Surprenant Evans, Webb.
refers, Barnes, Durston, Young, Katz-
enstein and Bickenbach: Messrs. E. ID.
Mats, Walsh, Kelly. Flory, Mcdowell
Bremner, DR.. Macdonald and Williams
Miss Hattie Young of Butte is the
guest OF Miss Laura Durston this week
Bert Houck is at the hospital with
the la grippe
Miss Jennie Hams of Deer Lodge is
visiting her many friends in Anaconda.
@. f. Barnes of Butte was a Sunday
guest last week.
Ralph Reynolds has returned from
Vermont, where he attended school. He |
will remain in Montana.
Miss Dimple Leavitt, who has been |
spending the week as the guest of Miss |
Ethel Thomas, returned to her home in |
Butte Tuesday night.
DR.. and Mrs. Spelman attended the |
State Medical association meeting I'm |
Helena last week.
The Ladies' society of the Presby- |
terrain church will meet this week on |
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock with |
Mrs @. w. Healy at the manse Every |
one will be very welcome.
The Woodmen of the World are MAX |
ing extensive plans for their grand ball |
on Wednesday evening at the Lyceum |
hall
Mrs. d. ID. Twohy and mother are at
the Hotel May, Boulder Hot Springs.
Miss Mary A. Reese, a late teacher
In Anaconda, was married last Thurs
day In Denver to ii. l.. Puterbaugh of
Pueblo, where they will reside in the
future.
Miss Cough of Gold Creek is a guest
of Mrs. George Burnham.
l.. G. Smith has returned from an
Eastern trip.
Mrs. DAILY and daughters and Mrs. L.
@. Smith are touring in Italy.
Mrs. Walker and sister, Mrs. Scott
have gone to keokuk, Iowa, on a pleas
ure trip.