The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

tables. Miss Denham and DIR. Arm
serong were the most successful in the
game. n the former received a most
beautiful copy OF Lucille and the
latter. also a volume of poetry. Dainty
refreshments were served. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Ross. Misses
Annie Jones, Jessie Jones, Soule, Tai
bot. Denham. n Rixon. Fraser, May
Mccormick. Colvin, Alice Walk. Viola
Wilkinson. Minnie Panton, Marie
Sleeper. Hayden. Rademaker. Evans:
Messrs. Armstrong. Iceberg. Settler.
Hunt, Damsell. Calhoun. Mains. Ira
Whitney. Theo. Griggs. p. II. Smith,
Will Morse. Gagnon. Farrell, ]. III.
Johnston and McGregor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mccormick enter
tanned a second time on Tuesday even
ing. when about seventy friends assem-
bled at the Daniel Don cabin for n
dance. The terpsichorean exercise was
kept up with great spirit until about
midnight. when refreshments were
served. consisting of sandwiches, sara
toga chips. salads. escalloped oysters,
roast apples. roast beef. coffee, cake and
ice cream. The huge roast of beef that
formed a part OF h menu had been
suspended before the open fireplace
during the evening. and the apples were
roasted also before the fire In h old
fashioned method. which impaired an
additional flavor. The fire lent a great
charm to the scene. throwing its lights
and shadows On the groups gathered
around Ii and all owe the room. maxi
ing altogether a very pretty picture.
After supper. dancing was resumes un-
til about 2 o'clock. when. with regret.
the guests bade adieu to their kline
host and hostess. thanking them for n
OF the most delightful evenings Of their
lives. The following In the list OF the
invited guests: Messrs. and Mesdames
Evans. Boardman. Carwile. Morse. Gle
ment, Tompkins. Rowley. Johnston. AL
len. Frat. Boal. Donovan. Baxter.
Moss. Becker. Babcock, +. Mccormick,
Spear. O'Donnell, Selbrede. Gillette,
Thoms, Hardness. Hill. Holmes. James
Fraser. Schad, Ryan. and guest. Mrs.
McCorkie. Logan. Zimmerman. Hunger
ford, Nutting, Hansard, Redding, Pan
ton. j. Mccormick, Williams, Railsback.
Frizelle. s. Soule; Misses Annie Jones.
Minnie Panton. May Mccormick. Edith
Colvin. Margaret Mccormick; Messrs.
VIII Mccormick. John Belanger. Robt.
Gruwell. Carper. Farrell, Calhoun,
Reifenrath. Armstrong and Gallaher.
The Misses Panton entertained a large
party of ladies' on Friday afternoon.
The rooms were decorated with a pro-
fusion of potted plants and cut lowers.
roses, chrysanthemums. carnations n
smilax. The game played was drive
whist. At Its close. Mrs. c. +. Burton
and Mrs. II. Hill. having mad the high
est score. cut for the prize. and fortune
favoring the former. h was presented
with a holiday edition of Tennyson in
two volumes. Mrs. Lamport received
the second prize. a bouquet of beauti-
full roses. Refreshments were served.
consisting OF sandwiches, chicken salad.
olives. sailed crackers. sherbet. a
and coffee. The Misses Panton were
assisted by Mrs. Matheson. Mrs. Pan
ton. Misses Fraser. Rixcn and Math-
eson. Those present were: Mesdames
Hanserd. Child. Lamport. I. d. O'Don-
nell. John Ramsey. Toole. Birley. Fields.
Frixelle, James and Paul Mccormick.
Rowley. II. NJ. Allen. Fratt. Forester.
Dewar. Donovan. w. NJ. Johnston.
Railsback. Rhinehart. A L. Babcock.
Newman. Garvin. Goddard. Holmes.
Burton. Carwile. Clement. A c. Tomp-
kins. Goss. Mathesons Hill. Hardness.
Elliott. Kennedy. Kent. A c. Logan.
Evans. Boardman. Barstow. Ryan.
Rixon. Davis. w. A. Allen. Moss. Spear.
Bair. Townsend. James Fraser. Sell
brede. Herford. Lynch; Misses Rixon.
Matheson and Fraser.