The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-15
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES

ried April % to Gus Morgan of this
city Both young people are well
| known and very popular in this city.
Mrs. Godfrey Lavelle and children
will leave this morning for Spokane.
where they will make their permanent
residence. Mr.. Lavelle will divide his
time between Butte and Spokane. The
departure of Mrs. Lavelle will be deep
| ly regretted by her innumerable friends
and she will be greatly missed in
Butte's social circles.
Mrs. f. L. Sergeant of Anaconda,
was the guest of Mrs. Godfrey Lavelle
yesterday.
Mrs. Keller entertained the. Pro-
/ gressive Euchre club on Tuesday eve
ming. The first prize was won by Mrs.
| J. NJ. Quinn.
Mrs. T. j. Murray entertained the
I Progressive Euchre club last evening.
| Mrs. George L. lockwood enter
tanned a few friends at dinner Wednes-
day evening in honor of Mrs. Epping.
The Sweet Sixteen Whist cub was
| entertained by Mrs +. T. Mcbride
Friday evening at her new home in
| West Granite street. formerly the
! Palmer residence. The prize for ladies
was won by Mrs. John f. Davis and
the prize for gentlemen by DIR. ]. w.
Reed.
! past week on his way to Helena.
Mrs. p. A. Largey chaperoned box
party of merry young people at Co
| rhine" Monday evening
The pupils of Miss Norma Robinson
gave a musical at the residence of
! James Davidson on Thursday evening.
Mrs. T. j. Moffet entertained few
friends Thursday evening i'm honor of
| Frank n. Wallace, the singing evan
! gelist" of the Crittenton mission.
Mrs. ]. Shiler of 740 West Broadway,
| entertained about 40 of her friends at
a delightful whist party Thursday eve
ming. in honor of Mrs. NJ. Loewinstein
! prior to her departure for the East.
| Elegant prizes were given to the lucky
winners. The first prize was won by
/ Mrs. DR.. Routin, an elegant hand
| painted plaque of roses painted by the
| hostess; the second prize, a jardiniere
/ of flowers, by Mrs. NJ. Linz; the con-
| ISOLATION, a miniature candlestick, by
| Mrs. j. Kruger. At 6 o'clock the guests
| repaired to the drawing room, where
an elegant collation. was served. The
/ tables were exqusitely decorated with
/ cut glass and flowers. Sweet music
was discoursed during the repast.
Dancing and singing concluded a very
enjoyable afternoon.
Fred Waters and Miss Roseina Har-
ris. both of Walkerville, were married
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parents on East DAILY street. The
presents were as follows: 7. c.
| lounge, Mrs. John ]. bridge, Stephen
| Snayle and Charles Barrett; rock
ing chair, Mr.. Bozance; silver cake
basket, Mr.. and Mrs. William Waters;
silver berry dish, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Waters; silver cake basket, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nettle; set of silver knives.
forks, spoons, Mr.. McGarry and
and w. II. Hull: set Of knives. forks
and cake knife, Mr.. and Mrs PAUL;
| silver berry dish, Mr.. and Mrs. McDer-
mott; silver knives and forks, Mr.. and
| Mrs Wills: set of cooking utensils, Mr..
| Ford; sofa cushion, Miss Vincent; set
of china dishes, Miss Emma Reynolds;
set of silver table spoons and wedding
| cake, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Harris; china
| tea set, Mr.. and Mrs. Esllck; dinner
set Mr.. and Mrs. John Rich; water
set, Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas;
table cloth, Miss Hosty; lamp, Thomas
| Waters.
George Johns and Miss Ellen Hook
were married Thursday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Hook in North Walker
Vile by the pastor of the Walkerville
| NJ. T.. church. The list of presents was
as follows: Lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Be-
| ley; lamp, j. ]. and Nellie Helman;
toilet set, Miss Jennie Rich; lounge,
Joe Rich and Mr.. Paul; bed spread,
| MIS. DdIHtlls lIuil hlSi WI >. w
vases and cushion, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ducheme; castor, Mrs. Myers; vase and
| flowers, Miss Gluickich; bed spread and
| comforter Mrs. Hawke; center table,
| Mrs. Peters; two pictures, r. Harvey;
| four chairs, Mrs. l.. Penrose; rock
ing chair and three small ones, Paul
| and Annear; tea set, j. q. Boner and
| A. L. Morcone table linen, Mrs. Ar
| thur Thomas; table linen, Mrs. Rabey;
| table linen. Mrs. Cox; pickle castor.
| James Ball; glass set, Mrs. j. L. Will
| Jams: cruet stand, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
| Young; silk cushion. Mrs j. Nicholas;
/ cushion and tea pot. Mrs. McWillams;
! glass set. Mr.. and Mrs. William Run
die; rocking chair. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
| Williams; tidy, Mrs. Wickes; rocking
/ chair. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamke.
Miss Maggie A. Turpin and John 5.
| Healey were married from the resi-
dence of Dan Drew on East Summit
/ street. by Rev. +. Batten last Sunday
evening Miss Lizzie Murphy and John
/ +. Welsh were bridesmaid and grooms-
man. The groom is well known in
| Butte, having lived here number OF
years. The bride came here from Cal
1 ifornia a few weeks ago and will make
| her home in Butte. Among those pres
| ent were: The Misses Jennie Ryan,
| Marie Hanley. Nottingham, Coughlin,
O'Brien. Mary Hanly, Mrs. Barry. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Drew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Qualey.
| Mr. and Mrs. Coleman. Messrs. Patrick
Reardon, NJ Drew, John L. Murphy,
John II. Murphy, Con Drew. Lucey,
| Jeremiah Healy, Tim Leblanc. Steven
| Roach, Andrew Casey. VIII Brennan,
Con Lane. Pat Kelly, John Sexton. VIII
O'Neil. Jerry Harrington and John
| O'Keefe.
Daughters OF Erin. division No of
! Butte, was pleasantly entertained
| Wednesday evening by Mrs. T.. S. Har-
| rington at her home on East Granite
street. Cards and music was the fca-
/ ture OF the evenings entertainment.
after which delicious lunch was
served. The parlors were beautifully
| decorated i'm smilaN. hyacinths and
carnations and all who attended ex-
| pressed themselves as having thor
| oughly enjoyed the evening.