The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-18

DER, who, having secured the same
number. were obliged to draw for the
prize. This was done by guessing at
the number of leaves left after MAKING
a cut in a book. Mrs. Winn guessing
| the nearest was awarded the prize,
| which consisted of a very pretty little
! cut glass bowl. Refreshments were
hen served, which were of a very de-
Iicious and enjoyable nature. The fol-
lowing ladies were present: Mesdames
Moger, ]. p. Martin, G. Nichols, Nc
Lean, DER, II. Fielding. T~raphagen'
Roy Martin, Pinney, f. Fielding hea'
Macintosh, Van Fleet, Cleaveland,
Chisholm. l.. S. Wilson, w. Cooper, c.
w. Hoffman, Ward Cockrill. Award,
Nelson Story, ST.. winn. +. B. Lamme,
Van Tassel, Quaw, John Luce, Emery
Haas, Robinson, Misses Iopes' Geor-
gia Lamme, Alice Martin and Mauoe
Martin.
Mrs. Lester S. Wilson entertained a
few friends to afternoon tea ON Satdr-
day afternoon last at her home on Con-
trail avenue, in honor of MS. Sanders
of Helena, who was vislIing her Tor a
week. Whist was indu'gei in for the
greater part of tht afternoon, the prize
being won by Mrs. Winn. consist
ed of Raphael's Madonna in an ele-
CANT little frame. Refreshments of a
dainty character closed a pleasant att
ernoon.
Mrs. f. F. Kidd gave a small tea
marty to a few of her intimate friends
last Monday afternoon at the FAMILY
residence on Grand avenue, when the
following ladies spent a very pleasant
and enjoyable hour or two IN soclai
conversation. Mesdames McLane, An
ME Kyle, Maughn, John A. Luce and
Joseph Baker were present. .
Lincoln ]. Carriers "Under h Dome
played last Saturday evening to a fair
sized house, and the play was greatly
enjoyed by the audience. The Air
J ship was given oil Saturday night and
next Saturday another performance
will be given. All the opera house en-
t~ertainments come on Saturday nights
this month, a peculiar incident that al
the companies should arrive on the
same night of the week through a who'll
month.
A progressive heart party was givef
last Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
| Byron T. Story at their home on Blacl
, street. A very enjoyable time was haC
nv the young people present and tbs
fun was fast and furious all the even
ing. The following were among thos'
: who were present: Misses Polly Lewis
: Hattie Parkins, Blanch Flowers, Perl
I Schmalhausen, Annabel Flowers. III
4 eanor Ferris, Messrs. w. Simons, ii, ii
Howard, Professor Howard, Free
2 4 WILSON n hODeTI IUlSlnOlllls AZ pAAN
s was won by Miss Blanch Flowers an
( w. Simons.
A very fine dance was given by
number of the members of the Maver1cI
v club in the Armory hall last Frida'
!. evening after the band concert. Tn
dance was given as a farewell party I
a few of the members of Bozeman 50
ciety who are soon TO leave for Tn
East for the winter. There were abou
S 30 couples who tripped the light ian
tastic until an early hour on Saturda
Y morning.
n w. r.. C.. Stewart left on Wednesda
morning to attend the Masonic gran
g lodge IN Helena.
Mrs. George Van Fleet of Big Timbe
4 is visiting her mother. Mrs. Van Tas
sci, and will remain the rest or IN
e month.
II Henry Altenbrand, president OF IN
Manhattan Mailing company, arrive
J" from New York last week for a fe'
.e weeks in Montana
John Davitt. who built the Bozema
n hotel and many other prominent
ings some years e in Bozemanr
d J spending a few days away from II