The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-05

Carrie Thornton ana MeSSiS'
land and Wheeler. e.or
noon was very well attended. particu-
larly by the little ones OF Butte each
of whom received a pleasing 10Y.
The Afternoon Euchre cluo met
Monday with Mrs. o. h. Lewis, ine
frst prize was won by Mrs. j. D. BOT
daaux and the second by Mrs. q. ri
Lewis. The club will meet with MIS-.
Locke next Monday.
THE Afternoon Euchre club met
Thursday with Mrs. John Gillie. Inc
first prize was won by MRS. LOCKE,
handsome candlestick, and the second
nv Mrs. c. F. Booth, a picture. The
club will meet next Thursday Win
Mrs w. V. Lawlor.
The Sweet Sixteen Whist club met
Friday evening with Mrs. w. w. Wais-
worth. The prize for ladies was won
by Mrs walsworth and the prize LOT
gentlemen by Mr.. Walsworth.
Mrs. ]. c. c. Thornton will leave
Ian IL for New York to join her FAM
lily. She will remain in New YORK until
summer.
Miss Pearl Davenport. who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Davidson' re
turned Thursday to Helena
Miss Robinson has returned to her
home in Missoula.
Mrs Kate L. Turbieville was pleas
antly surprised by a party or her
friends on Thursday evening. Inc
guests were entertained with cards ana
music, followed by a dainty lunch.
w. f. Witch and Mrs. A. f. Harris
were married Monday evening at the
residence of c. L. Mckay. The cere-
mony was performed by Judge .Aimon.
only a few of the most intimate
friends were present. Mr.. Wittich Is
we'll known throughout Montana, hav-
ing lived in the state IL years. Inc
newly married couple Will make tnelr
permanent home in Butte.
A large and very pleasant children's
party was given Friday evening py
Tina and Creighton Largely In honor
of Margery and Alice Meicn, cou 's..ie
of Mrs. NJ. ]. Connell. The other nttle
ones present were Flonnie and Kream-
err Tuohy, Ada, Clarence, Carroll ana
Marguerite Holmes, Mary ana Mayo
,, Baldwin, Stanley. Margery and Mapei
Quinn, Gene, Agnes and Charles La
velle Geraldine and Waoe f1rDis'
Mary and Jack Dugan, Hester, Lelta
and Clarence Lavelle, Reed McBrlde,
Jeanette. Gillie, Clarence, HALEY and
Drea Johnston, Hugh Lee, Mary ana
Raffina Tremblay. Stewart Haldorn'
Clarissa Talbot, Margery Forbis, john
, ny Mediation, Helen Pfouts' Lulu
Foster. Willie Newbro. Dudley Rich
ardsfi Willie Holland, Mable Fletcher,
Ransom Rice, the three Hammer chill
, dren and Aggie Davis. Misses Bald
! win and Smith assisted Mrs. Largey IN
making II pleasant for the children.
Refreshments were served ana there
was a lovely time all around.
Mrs. Thornton entertained at dinner
on New Years Mr.. and Mrs. James
Forbis, and Messrs. ]. A. Lewis, Bowie
Wheeler and DR.. Walker.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Council and Mcs
Keene are preparing to leave for the
q East about Jan. 10.
Miss Mary Kirkpatrick will arrive
" from Salt Lake this morning on a WISH
\ to Mrs w. NJ. Tuohy.
a c. E. Crowley left Thursday on a triI
e East and to Europe. He will be gone
about six months and during his alb
n sence will make an extended trip vi
: the Nile.
|. At the meeting of the Homer clu'
last Sunday afternoon the followlnt
n papers were read: First, "Richar'
q Occur de Lion and the Crusades," Mrs
T. Nj. Hodgens; second. John and tn
"a Magma Charta," Mrs. j. p. Hendricks
Ne third Henry I'LL and His Churcl
n Building," Mrs. A. ]. Huneke; fourth
The Mendicant Friars and Roger Ba
10 con-" Mrs. ]. r. McCracken.
\. A reception was given at the resi-
N dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Carter Of
New Years evening in honor of Mis-
" Carriers 21st birthday. The eVenin
was spent most pleasantly in dancin
he and singing. Among those presen
rs were Mr.. and Mrs. Carter, Mr. an
Mrs. T. Triple, Mr.. and Mrs w: TIT
re pie. c. A. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. kell!
er Mr.. Strobeck. Mr.. Haines, Mr.. Carr
son, Mr.. Tolls, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Miss Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Tewey, Mr.. Clavell, Mis-
s. Hanson Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips. Mis-
Cohen, Mr.. Bowers and MIR. Henry.
no The evening after New Years Hal
10 Let a
a ladies consisting of Mesdames Knigh
a McCracken Moffet, Hall and Blacl
burn, and Misses Hughes, McDi
n Bartlett and Baldwin. The ladies mao
er themselves at home, serving their ow
refreshments, Mrs. Harper and Mi
Turbeville being their guests. Car
were played, Miss Baldwin winnir
first and Mrs. Harper the BOBBY priz
on The ladies were invited to come aga1
OF one of the most enjoyable and su
re- cessful dances of its kind ever giv'
Tut in Butte was the Leap Year dan
on given by the lady members of the Hil
School Dancing club on Friday eve
ay ing to the gentlemen members. II
,ut main feature of the evening was {
1as ladylike way in which the gentlem
the conducted themselves. They were n
re- permitted to act in any way unbecoI
in ing to a lady. Some of the rules in {
ere feet were the following:
os- Amy gentleman caught asking
in lady for a dance will be fined % cen
IRIS. Amy gentleman caught Offering
Joe seat TO a lady will be fined 25 cen
ne; 3-Any gentleman caught walki
os- across the floor without a lady esc'
will be fined % cents.
lze. Amy gentleman caught on the 1
ane side of a lady during the grand mar
,uis will be fined 25 cents.
pm A weed OF praise should be extend
to the ladies' for the gentleman
ext way in which they acted. The dai
me- was entirely managed by the lad
irs from start TO finish. The ELECTION
KEEL officers for the evening resulted
Irge follows:
TO Arrangement committtee-JennieS