The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-06
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reception Wednesday afternoon To a
large number of their friends. The par
lurs of the Montana We're beautifully
decorated in pink carnations and as
paragus vine and pink shades for
chandeliers and candelabra softened
the brillianey of the electric lights and
gave an additional charm To the many
handsome costumes worn ON this ocea-
sion. The ladies who assisted in re-
eeiving We're: Mrs. Francis f. Sar-
geant and Mrs. George w Reynolds
A feature of the occasion was the as
sistance rendered by Il number of
young ladies in evening dress, who ably
entertained the guests while the host
esses We're greeting the latest corners.
The ladies We're: Miss Burke of Hell
ena, who was lovely in a gown of Nile
green brocade silk embroidered in
pearls with garniture of real lace and
net ruchings. Miss Durston in pink
silk and liberty satin: Miss Webb in
yellow crepon with black velvet trim
mngs; Miss Bielenberg of Deer Lodge
in pink silk with white mousselin de
sole overdress trimmed in ruchings of
the same WAS SO completely in har-
mony with the surrounding decorations
that she seemed part of them; Miss
King in black satin. velvet trimmed
skirt. with eorsage of black net over
white silk and white mousseiiE de sole
sash; Miss Ruhrmond in blue and white
silk trimmed with rufiles of the same
edged with Nalenciennes lace. Miss
Sigh in pink silk trimmed with rufties
of the same and garnitnre of real lace
for the bodice. Miss Virginia Douglas
in black satin with charming bodice
trimmed with rare old Nalenciennes
lace
Mrs. Francis +. Sergeant and Mrs
j. III. Durston were BUTTE visitors on
Thursday.
Joseph A. Lewis of Butte came over
on Friday to attend the Lowland club
party given at the Montana.
w. b. Sleeper of Chicago spent sew
eral days in Anaconda during the last
week.
Major j. f.. Dawson of Butte WAS in
the city on Wednesday.
NJ. Donahoe. vice president of the H..
A. K p. Railway company. returned
Friday from a trip through the East
and South.
Mrs. T.. A. Morley and Hiss Green
We're registered at the Montana on
Monday. They left for Butte Tuesday
where they viii reside in the future
Mrs. Malcolm Bruce Brownlee and
children will leave Tuesday of this
week for Spokane, where they will
make their home.
Mrs. j. V. Andrews and Miss Pauline
Marston returned home the first of the
week from months visit at Bozeman
Mr.. and Mrs. William VI. O'Brien of
Chicago have been spending the past
week in Anaconda. They ale registered
at the Montana.
Joseph 7. Carroll has been confined
To his bed the past week suffering with
a severe attack of rheumatism. He
hopes to be out this week
The Lowland party given Friday
night was a delightful affair as those
present can attest. The floor was in
time and the young ladies beautiful in
their becoming evening costumes
Among them We're: Miss Bieienberg Of
Deer Lodge. Miss McCabe who is visit
ing her brother at his home. corner of
Maple and West Third streets: Mr.. and
Mrs. William O'Brien. who are stopping
for a week at the Montana. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wood who were married
al Spokane the early part of the week:
Miss Meader. the guest OF her aunt,