The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08


in Anaconda The nipping air OF
\ winter lent its aid and set young
blood a-tingle, and then there
were functions which gave en-
tainment to the older ones and made
the week go round at a livelier whirl
Straw rides were the feature of the
week with the youngsters. who enjoyed
the outer air. while cards and lunch
cons amused many in the coy, warm
parlors and reception rooms.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. w. M.
Thornton gave a progressive euchre
party in honor of Mrs. Daily, to which
about 30 guests were invited. 1t was
a farewell occasion, as Mrs. DAILY was
about to depart for Europe ITO make
her daughters a visit while they are In
Paris The good old game made a
pleasant pastime for the afternoon and
afforded excitement in the contests, In
which the winners were Mrs. Surpre-
nanf, who captured the first, Pair
pont plate. The others in order were
Mrs Reynolds, a Bohemian hon bon
dish; Mrs. w. II. Harrison, a Venetian
rose holder; Mrs. Merrill, Dresden
oandlestick Elegant refreshments
were served.
Mrs Brownlee entertained a company
of friends Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. w. f. Bond. which was also a
farewell event Mrs. Bond will go to
California Monday, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Ruby. The after
noon was spent by the ladies in play
ing high five. BY a fortunate coinci-
dence Mrs. Bond won the first prize, a
Venetian vase: Mrs. Thornton, a DELPHI
sugar bowl and cream pitcher; Mrs
Adams. a Dresden tray; Mrs. Webb,
cake plate. This happy event was
given in Mrs. Brownlee's apartments
at the Montana.
The Turquois girls and few friends
were entertained by Mrs. Thornton
yesterday afternoon. 1t was a delight
full affair of fun and frolic. After the
games in which Miss Surprenant won
cup and saucer; Miss Emma Rueger.
a Dresden tray, there vas another test
of luck and of fortune. A tray of heart
shaped cakes was passed TO which the
maidens helped themselves. Then. at
a given signal the cakes were opened
Miss Bickenbach found in hers tur-
ouoise ring. indicating that she is the
frs OF al 10 be married. Miss Barnes
found al Italian coin IN her cake.
which IS fafes decree. viii make her
an here's and shun6antly able 10 buy
herself forsiEn count II she wants to-
Ms Tho--1n, was assisted In enter
rAtnltnr NJ Mrs. Een<ley and Mrs Mer-
III T-ns Cossrs were Ms Spelmsn.
Miss EDsEs- - Butte Misses Melon
AID Barnes Peters Gleason. Lizzie
ErEns Wsfsh. Su-prensnI- Church,
DE-Slu1 and Rirke1hzch.
The Wes- S35e whist society held irs
season 81 ire hone % J. Y. Collins
w1s-@ q rnlhcktrg evening was spent
Joan Dolan and Ms Mckenzie took
ire leading honors. each being award
Dr. Stephens and Mrs. d. d. Twohy
won cups and saucers. hand-painted.
which were the second prizes. The
next meeting is with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Berry.
The Home club. the latest organiza-
ton in social circles. gave a jolly sur
prise party on Monday night at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cuddihy
in Carroll. The evening was passed in
dancing, playing games and in dispos-
ing of refreshments. Those present
were Misses Robertson. Cuddihy, Shin
min, Lizzie Thomas. Mallory, Jones,
Nelson. Nash. Tucker. Mickle,
Stephens. Neal. Speaker, Trathen. IT.
win, Lingo. Gwennie Thomas: Messrs
Lingo, Leeper. Ball G.. Martz. Smith,
]. Tennison. Dearle. Hill. Graham,
Yilles Griffith. Thomas, Neal. Howard
A leap year sleighing party was given
Thursday evening. Among those
present were Misses Nelson, Stephens,
Trathen, Speaker, Shimmin Robinson
Matthews: Messrs. Leeper Martz Lin
go. Graham. Griffith. ]. Tennison, H.
White, Hill. The lucky boys were roy
ally treated to music and a supper and
are well pleased with the leap year fea-
ture.
Messrs. Riddle and Brennan gave a
sleighing party Friday evening to
Johnson's ranch. where a dance took
place. The party consisted of Misses
Sunderland. Mallory. Tucker. Jones,
Trathen. Dagnan, Rotheney, Thomas.
Grogan. stephens. Meloy; Messrs. Rid
die. Brennan. Mallory. Johnson. Richie,
Graham. Griffith. Hill, McMonimon,
Lingo. Martz Haynes, Joseph. Menden-
hall. Ball. J. Howard. Fitzpatrick
A birthday party is to be given
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
A. Nj. Walker. 1913 Park avenue II is
a novel entertainment for the benefit
of the Presbyterian church.
c. 5. Herzig has located permanent
~ in Butte.
Mrs. s. A. Kennicott has been quite
sick.
Mrs. White and family. the guests
of Mrs. Douglas and family, returned
yesterday to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Winston visited Butte Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs DAILY and family went
east Thursday. Mrs. Daily and the chill
dren will go to Europe
Major McGinness of Butte is expected
soon to visit in Anaconda.
Mrs. Bond and daughter. Ruby. leave
for California Tomorrow
Miss Leonora Jones of Butte Is the
guest of Mrs. f r. Heagy.
Mrs. Peter Hale of Butte. visited
Mrs William Walsh this week.
w. 5. Twohy of West Superior is
visiting his brother. D. d. Twohy. of
this city.
Ernest Ghermann of Mexico is the
guest of his brother w. H. Gehrmann.