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

and such was the case during the
seven days just closing. Aside
from the regular club meetings, and
the theater. which afforded amuse-
ment three evenings, but little of i'm
portance was done. These events made
stir enough, however. and then the pay
days kept the male portion of the circle
busy TO such hours that nothing was
attempted Yet there was no lack for
entertainment, as may be judged, for
with the play and the social evenings
there was enough TO do.
A social session of the West Side
Whist society was enjoyed last week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Berry on Park avenue. The tourna-
ment was exciting and interesting. The
victors were John T. Twohy, who was
awarded a silver hone: d. ID. Twohy.
a Dresden bell; Mrs. T. O'Leary. an
easel picture: Mrs. J. T. O'Brien. bou-
Duet OF cut flowers. The next meeting
is with Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Chambers
on Upper Locust street. An error was
made in this column last week, the
party recorded having been held at the
home of Col. and Mrs. T. O'Leary. not
as stated. with Mrs. ]. V. Collins Mrs.
Collins entertained the society the
week previous.
Gene Rowe and a few friends cele-
brated his goth birthday at the home
of his parents on Oak street, last Mon
day night A spread was served TO
Messrs. Rowe. Griffith. Graham, Martz,
Sullivan. Hill and Thomas. and Mr. and
Mrs PalSgrove. TCasts and music were
INDUCED in during the evening with
many good healths to genial Gene.
A surprise party was given on Miss
Rachel Matthews, 1924 Alder street,
Thursday evening. The evening passed
in music, games, dancing. Refresh
ments were served. Those present were
tor
Jette, Stebbins. Nash, Irwin, Jones,
Thomas Trathen, Speaker, Pauley.
Nelson, Mrs. Nash; Messrs. j. White,
Pendergast, Richards, Martz. Griffith,
Hill, Graham, ]. Tennison, Humber,
Finley. ]. Howard II. White, Dearle.
Nash, Touseth.
The Daughters of Rebekah gave a
very pleasant entertainment last even
ing in Standard hall. Music. recitations
and refreshments were provided.
The birthday party on Thursday
night at the home of Mrs. A. NJ. Walk
er, for the benefit of the Presbyterian
church, was one of the pleasantest So
cial affairs of the week.
farewell party was given Miss
Maggie Thomas at the home of her
parents on Chestnut street Friday eve
ming. Miss Thomas has gone to Fer
gus county to teach school.
George Ames departed for his home
journ of several weeks in Anaconda,
on business. During his stay in this
city Mr.. Ames made a host of friends
in that happy coterie which makes it's
headquarters at the Montana. He was
rendered all kinds of inducements to
remain in this city, from corner lots
TO a place on the ticket at the spring
election. All of which he respectfully
declined. Mr. Ames has promised TO
return some day and to bring with him
an engine that will marry some of the
confirmed bachelors of this city
whether they will or no.
Mrs. w. +. Bond and daughter Ruby
are visiting friends in California. Mr..
Bond Is i'm New York.
L. A. King and daughter, Miss Ruth.
returned from a trip to Omaha and
Chicago last week.
Theodore Ehret is at home again
from tour Of the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Daily and family sailed yester-
day from New York for Europe.
Mr.. Church returned last evening
from New York. Mrs. Church met him
in Butte yesterday.
Mrs. G. A. futile writes that her
health is much improved in Florida
Mrs. Hoge is reported as recovering
slowly her strength at Hot Springs.
Mr.. Richardson and wife are now at
home in Anaconda.
T.
Mrs George Swords are now residing
IN the Redmond property at the corner
of Third and Locust.
DR.. and Mrs. Spelman have taken
quarters in the Montana hotel.
A. NJ. Smoot of New York, is So
journing in Anaconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beraud are now resid-
ing in the handsome residence built by
Herman Thofehrn.
DR.. Snyder and Ennis returned Fri
day from Hot Springs. Arkansas.
Con KOhrS Is spending a few days in
this city during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. MacCallum are
going East to-day. They expect to be
absent about one month.
Mrs. ]. Il. Fisher and Mrs. VIII Fish
er and their sons were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Mcfarland during the week
from Deer Lodge.
NJ T. Pierce returned Sunday last
from New York.
Jack Hammill, the tourist, returned
on Thursday from the East During
the winter he visited Liverpool. the
Bermuda Islands and all the eastern
cities Of Importance.
Rev. Father c. Pauwelyn is a guest
at st. AIMS hospital. where he IS re-
operating strength lost during his
sickness at Deer Lodge.
Harry Campbell has cast his fortunes
with the new camp at Quigley. Mont
c. A. Conant and Fuller Ieck were
in Hamilton a few days this week.
Judge Fitzpatrick and T. c. David
son were in Helena at the mining and
immigration convention.
]. A. Lewis spent Sunday at the
Montana.
James Shields is heard from at San
Francisco this week
]. p. Losee was i'm New York al the
Imperial hotel when last heard from.
II. 5. Hill has gone TO Royal to ac-
cept a position with II S. Neal
IN BUTTE.