The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-19

day evening than at any previous oc-
| casion of the sort. The dancing was
enjoyable and the club and its friends
were treated to some delightful vocal
selections by members OF the Carleton
troupe and others.
The V. b. club will meet next Tues
day afternoon VITA Mrs. o. *. Lewis.
The Sweet Sixteen Whist club met
Friday evening with Mrs. o. X. Lewis.
The prize for ladies was won by Mrs.
Busch and the prize for gentlemen by ].
II. Vivian. The club will meet next
Friday with Mrs. ]. w. Reed.
Invitations are out for a progressive
euchre party to be given by Mrs. p. j.
! Brophy on Wednesday afternoon.
The Evening Progressive Euchre
. club was entertained Saturday even
| ing by Mrs. NJ. J. Cornell.
Miss Roberts of Helena has been
visiting her sister, Miss Kate Roberts,
| at the residence of Mrs. A. G. Holmes
| the past few days.
The Monday Euchre club passed
very pleasant afternoon with Mrs.
| Holbrook on Monday last.
Walter Lewis left last evening for
| New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N w. Bender enter
| tained a select party of friends at their
residence last Sunday evening. Lotto
was played for prizes, the first being
won by Mrs. Genzberger. second by
| NlIS. ollNtIDdil, bOObJ W 4ii'''
Dave Goldberg. At II o'clock an ele-
| giant repast was served. Those pres
| ent were Judge and Mrs. Speer. Mr..
| and Mrs. Gallick. Mr.. and Mrs. Silver
| man, Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal Mr.. and
Mrs. Genzberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Gold
berg, Mrs. Steinfels, Mrs. Morris, Mr..
| and Mrs. Wertheimer, Mr. and Mrs.
Lowenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Schlessinger,
| Misses Rose and Blanche Morris.
| Dr. Joseph Silverman of Cincinnati
| has arrived in Butte.
| The Columbia block, on Wednesday
evening, Jan. Is. presented scene OF
unusual animation. The spacious
| apartments on the west side of the
block were thrown open for the en-
| tertainment of the friends of DR.. and
| Mrs. Lewis. Early in the evening the
| card playing propensitieS of the party
| asserted themselves and before mid
| night whist received a thorough analy-
sis at the hands of fair women and
| brave men," The successful competi-
| tors were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Kruger.
who won the first prizes. and DIR. and
| Mrs. Bernheim, who recorded a mort
| gage on the brownies" The enter
tainment of the evening was of a very
| pronounced order. and the diversity of
| talent only increased the general ex-
| citement which eventually capitulated
to an irresistible cold collation." The
| gem of the evening. however. was "Sir
Roger De Coverly." which was danced
| with vigor. The guests were: DIR.
and Mrs. Bernheim, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Booth. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Fleming,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Kruger, Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Luxton. Mr.. and Mrs A.
| ornstein, Mr.. and Mrs. whitman, Miss
Hanson and Messrs. Edward A. Hard
castle, w. II. Godfrey. Ed Scoville
Mrs. f.. II. Cooney entertained IL
ladies at tea last Tuesday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Amos entertained the
l.. Y. club. at high tea last Thursday
| evening. Mrs. Cooney and Mr.. Thomp-
| son captured first prizes-a royal Wor-
| cester vase and silver mantel card
case and Mr.. and Mrs. King the second
| prtZes-a stamp case and book mark.
Professor Hornberg was pleasantly
surprised by his choir on Sunday night
last. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Rev. Hudtloff, Mrs. Jienke, II. Wulff.
II. Fetzloff. f. Wiesner, J. and A. Wal
ther, Miss NJ. Hudtloff, 5. fausen, s.
| Mathis Miss Landthaler.
| Edgar Il. Heagy and Nelly l.. Ry
| land. stepdaughter of Il. NJ. Adams of
Butte, will be married at the Christian
| church next Tuesday evening, c. w.
| Pool officiating. Mr. Heagy is one of
| the substantial young business men of
Anaconda and Miss Ryland is a popu-
lar young lady. well and favorably
| known in Butte society. Their many
friends in Butte and Anaconda will
wish them many prosperous years.
A pleasant birthday surprise party
was given Mrs. NJ. Gundry last Mon
day evening. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Webster. the Misses Webster
| Mr.. and Mrs. Penlulu, Mr.. and Mrs
| Trebilcock. Mr.. and Mrs Opie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams, Miss Durery, Henry
Timbey. Richard Timbey, Mr.. and Mrs
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Rickard, Mrs. An
COVE, Mr.. Fine, Messrs. John and
| Thomas Gundry. r.. Galloway, Edward
Thomas, Mrs. Richard Thomas, Mrs
Hand, Mrs. Scadden, Miss Bowden, Mr.
| league, Miss Ziss. Miss Richards, Miss
stephens, Miss Temby. The evening
was passed in playing games and sing
ing. At IL O'Clock supper was served
in the dining room. Mrs. Gundry re-
ceived many handsome and useful
presents. The party broke up at a very
late hour. and all had a very pleasant
time.
Mrs. Balmtorth very pleasantly en-
tertained the Missionary Society OF ST.
Johns church at her home on North
Main street Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. II. II. Carder entertained a few
friends informally Thursday evening.
DR. G.. w. Monroe has returned from
an extended and very pleasant TRIP
through the South.
Mrs. w. O. Speer left Wednesday
evening for Davenport. Iowa.
Mrs. Hayes Cannon gave a delightful
progressive high five party last Thurs
day evening 10 a number of her lady
neighbors. Those present were Mes
danes A. L. briggs. DR.. ]. W. Reed,
John Bordeaux, J. C. Hammer A.
Wetslien. A. Buell. II. s. Clark, e. ].
Tebo. II. Steele. c. Hun. f. f. Curtis.
]. Farnham, G. Melscher and Miss
BERTHE Hammer. Prizes were arranged
as first. second and third, being a cut
glass olive dish, hand decorated plate
and a set OF cream and sugar. in the
order named and were won respective
ly by Mrs. A. F. briggs. Mrs. DIR. ].
w. Reed and Mrs. John Bordeaux.
A. III. Wethey has started for Eng.
land on a six weeks pleasure trip
DIR. r. l.. Gillespie of Portland. is Wis
iting in Butte.