The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES


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- given the young society folk
something new to do. and they
u made the most of sleighriding
and coasting. which have been
all too rare to suit those who delight in
winter sports. Upper Locust street and
Birch are the favorite dcscents, and
here, during the moonlight evenings
there have been many merry compa-
MES of coasters The snow has not
been here long enough for the straw
ride parties 10 form, but several are
planned for the coming week condi-
toned mainly upon the provision II the
snow does not go.
Mrs. Alex Dcvine entertained the
Turquoise young ladies yesterday after
noon. They carried their work-fanCy
work. lace knitting. embroidery, doy-
leys and all those little pretty "tiXins"
that girls take pleasure in making.
Then they chatted. Fossiped and had n
jolly time. Mrs. pevine served dainty
refreshments and they had what all
declared to be a perfectly lovely after
noon.
The young men. who have been some
what backward during this leap year
season, are coming forward on Thurs
day evening with a grand ban at the
Montana, which will be ST. Valentines
eve The young ladies should take the
hint on this opporture selection of a
evening. and the boys are likely TO be
wearing solitaires before the month e.
out If they listen and answer rightly to
the soft impeachments Of their court
teresses upon that occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs DAILY gave a dinner
Thursday in honor Of Rev. and Mrs. c.
+. Dobson, to a few friends.
The West Side Whist society spent
one Of it's pleasantcst evenings at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs John TWohy The
prizes were won as follows: Mrs. II.
w. stephens. q silver card receiver;
Mrs. J. r. O'Brien. silver pin tray: DR..
Stephens, a gentleman's travelling case;
]. r.. Chambers. a bound volume. The
next meeting Will be held at Or. Ste
phens' home on West Fourth street.
The coterie Of west siders are having a
whole lot Of fun from this social organ
ization.
a delightful progressive whist was
given Friday evening 10y Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Grain. I'm their spacious parlors
at the Grand Central hotel. -Four in
tercsting tables We're played till mid
night, when prizes were awarded. Mrs
a. G.. Mclean of the ladies. won first
prize, a fancy head rest. and the gen
tleman'S prize was captured by Mr..
Mannell, IT being a bisque match hold
er. Two BOBBY prizes were given. Mrs
James Stevens being consoled with a
bottle Of "ketchup' and Alex Johnson
was given little drum as something
ne could beat" Mrs Grain was assist
ed in the entertainment of her guests
by Mrs. ID. l.. Stewart in whose honor
the party was given These ladies
proved themselves equal to the occa-
sion and royal entertainers. y repast
of sandwiches. cakes and coffee. was
served. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
y. J. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. \. 9. Nc
Lean, Mr. and Mrs Maunell, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stevens, and Mcssrs. Rid
die. Maynard and Johnson
Mrs. Shelley Tuttle of Los Angeles
sent to ST. Marks church friends
generous supply of Gala lilies. which
are being used in the decoration of the
church to-day.
Mrs. Hensley, who was quite sick
during the week, is in much better
health.
Captain Turner of silver Lake was
in this city during the week.
John MacGunncss of Butte is ex-
pected to attend the ball Thursday
evening.
Mrs D. L. stewart. the guest os Mrs.
Grain. returned To Butte Saturday
morning.
l.. w Hall came over from Butte to
visit friends yesterday
Mrs. George Gross of Walkerville
visited friends i'm Anaconda during
the week
Mrs r. 6. Crangle of Butte return
ed home Friday from a pleasant visit
with Mrs. +. }. Nadelu.
T. w. Mason Of Eau Claire. Wis.
has located in this city
J. =. Carroll returned last week
from Salt Lake.
John +. Hogan and Miss Minnie
Robinson Of Butte. well known i'm Ana
conda, are soon L. bc married.
u. u. Walker is in Chicago.
Or. Mussighrod visited friends in
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