The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-24


ment. The ball. which was
May party delayed until May weather
came, was a grand success and a pro-
longed programme was danced.
The Ladies of the Maccabees also en-
tertained a big crowd on Friday even
ing at the Lyceum. A delegation OF
Masons went down to Deer Lodge FRI
day and that evening were the guests
Of the Eastern Star sisters and the
Masonic brethren OF the valley city.
Several theater parties enjoyed the
plays at Maguire's opera house In
Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Healy entertained
at their pretty home on West Fourth
street, the West Side Whist club, on
Thursday evening last which was the
closing meeting OF that popular organi-
cation. Every member gave party
during the winter and the series was a
most profitable source of pleasure. Inc
closing social was no exception to the
rule. and was thoroughly enjoyable. A
number of very pretty prizes were
awarded.
Mrs. Olof johnson Of AIS Birch street,
entertained a few lady friends yester-
day afternoon. Refreshments were
served and an enjoyable time had.
Those present were: Mesdames Klein
holz, Leonard, Gutenberg. Barnaby.
Dahlberg, Malcor Bergren, Axelson,
johnson, Standefor'd, Miss Johnson.
Miss Axelson.
Misses O'Donnell, Sutherland, Mathes.
Blackiston and Livingston of the Ana
conda corps OF teachers, and probably
others. contemplate a trip to Buffalo
to attend the National Educational as
ISOLATION.
A pretty wedding of the week was
that of owen McCabe and Miss Nora
Reid, which was celebrated Tuesday
morning at st. Pauls church, Rev.
Father Allaeys officiating The grooms-
man was Joseph Shovlin and the
bridesmaid Mary Reid. The wedding
dance was at the Lyceum. Mr.. and
Mrs. McCabe are at home in a cottage
at 419 Oak street. The presents receiv-
ed were as follows, with names of do
nors: Mr.. and Mrs. =. Dalton, gold
watch; John Reid, dining room table
and parlor lamp; Joseph Shovlin, Pat
rick Gibbons and Mat Heffran, lounge,
rocking chair; Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Judge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Judge and Miss
Mary Judge, bedroom suite and pic
ture; Martin Roddy, rocking chair;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flood, table; Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Murphy, comforter;
Misses Leona and Eta Sturman, din
ner set; Miss Annie O'Donnell, water
set; Pat Gibbons and Patrick Duffy,
rocking chair; Misses Julia Flood and
Annie Freeney, rug; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Gavin, silver fruit basket; Miss
Hannah Sweeney, dinner set; Austin
Gibbons, picture; Miles Kelly and Jim
McGreevoy, mirror; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Morris, comforter and picture;
James Donovan. picture; Mr. and Mrs.
James Healey, rug; Patrick Fltzste-
phens, two flower vases; Miss Bridget
Goodman. wine set; John Joyce, pic
ture: Misses Eta and May Dalton, two
.lAN.s 4. a Il oh nNNss
Miss Nellie Casey. pair lace curtains;
Mr. and Mrs. Ehret, pair of pillows;
Miss Louise Nash. fruit dish: Mrs.
Crash, water set: John Merrill, castor;
Miss Josie Flanagan. dinner set;
Michael and James Judge, six dining
room chairs; Tom Shea, clock; Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael South, blanket; Mr.. and
Mrs. McNulty, two pair lace curtains;
Pat Mcdonald dinner set; Phil Green
an. carpet sweeper; Miss Mamie f.
Malloy, cake basket; Miss Kate Doc
ney, bedspread; Terence Casey, picture;
Tom Scallon and Ed Connolly. hanging
lamp; Michael Nary. album stand;
Misses Katie Lowney and Mary Grit
fin. center table; Miss Nellie Peterson.
bedspread; Miss Annie Miller. butter
knife and sugar spoon; John Durkin
and Mike Carroll, set silver knives.
forks and spoons; Misses Katie Nc
Evoy and Rea Dorian. diner set;
Frank Flynn, carving set; NJ. j. Hur-
ley set silver knives and forks: Mrs.
John Morris. clock; Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Walsh. rocking chair: Mr.. and Mrs.
Pat Mulligan, table cover. half dozen
towels and chamber set Mr. and Mrs
Pat Reid, pair lace curtains; Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Mcclure. gold and silver
butter knife and sugar spoon; Patrick
Gordon and Gregory Scullon. settee:
John Griffin, table lamp, c. G.. c. Co.,
rug.
Sister Mary Bridget of Helena. is the
guest OF Sister Irene at St AIMS hos
pital.
DIR. William Freeman Of Rock
Springs, Wyoming is in the city for
few days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hoff-
man OF 222 Commercial avenue.
Misses Gleeson entertained a few
friends at dinner Saturday evening
most pleasantly.
The knights OF Pythias anticipate a
pleasant visit from Butte and Deer
Lodge knights next Monday night.
A lodge of the Order of Pendo is be-
ing organized in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Hickey have re-
turned from a visit i'm Idaho
F. +. Miller has returned to his home
at Evanston. ILL., Mrs. Miller will
spend the summer in Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wilmore
FeShoNeI are nVW permanent residents
of Anaconda.
Miss Blanche Mathes expects TO go
East at the close OF the school year
Miss Nettie O'Donnen will visit her
parents during the school vacation.
Mrs. Hensley is able TO be about
again after a tedious illness.
W. A. Haywood was in Butte this
week.
Miss Hattie Young of Butte expects
TO visit Anaconda friends soon.
Conrad kohrs and J. NJ Boardman
were guests OF w. ii. Gehrman during
the week.
Miss Emma Rueger Of Butte is In
this city visiting friends.
Mrs Joseph Peters and daughter
Clara. are in Butte for a few DAYS
with friends.
Harry wraight is in Spokane visit