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

palms and natural flowers. wherein
the seasonable chrysanthemum pre-
dominated. Cozy corners were provid-
ed for loungers between dances and
with the brilliant costumes Of the Ia
dies. which were especially noticeable
for their elegance. the scene was like
fairyland. The music was excellent.
the floor and temperature all that the
most exacting dancers could desire. The
programmes were unique In design. be-
ing from the pen OF Charles r. NAL
Johnson, and received many comph-
mentary remarks. Punch was served In
the salon. which was refreshing after
dances. There were a large number
of out of town guests in attendance.
The programme contained Is numbers
and several extras.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Durston left Tues
day for a visit to the principal Eastern
cities. after which they viii visit their
old home I'm Syracuse. n. Y.
Mrs. Norbeck entertained Miss Rum
ley and Miss Saunders at luncheon
"Wednesday to recall the season spent
abroad, when Miss Saunders and Mrs.
Norbeck were students in Germany to-
gether.
Mrs. +. L. st. Jean is entertaining
her sister. Miss Nadeau OF Butte, IN TINS
city, and attended the Thanksg1ving
party given by the Lowland club at
the Montana Friday evening.
Miss Genevieve Odson is suffering
from an attack OF tonsilitis.
Miss Robinson of Deer Lodge Is the
guest OF Mrs. H.. II. Whitehill OF OAK
street for a few days. after which she
VIII visit Miss Douglas OF south Hick-
DRY street.
william A. Haywood arrived from
Norris on Wednesday and Is at the
Montana for a few days.
Miss Birdseye of Butte Is the guest
of Miss Helena Gleeson until Monday,
and attended the Lowland party Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nj. Tuohy en-
tertained Miss Noyes, A. II. Heinze
and Charles w. French of Butte at
dinner Friday evening at their home
on the corner of Fifth and Hickory
streets.
Mrs. John Odson gave a Thanksgiv-
ing dinner. with elegant decorations OF
acknowledgements; the house and table
were beautiful with their wealth OF that
decoration, which also was the decora-
ton for the handsomely engraved
menu cards. The dinne card for each
guest was a pen and ink sketch or a
Gibson girl. the work of that clever
artist, Charles 7. Malcolmson. who
was one of the guests. w. Il. ~Shandrew.
William II. Sleeper, Joseph Odson. j.
Y. o1OIlnbIs Win u ioihhs N'"'
pleted the list of those who did their
best to show their appreciation OF the
elegant repast. which was In keeping
with the. other arrangements, and left
nothing to be desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Thomas, Miss
Thomas and Miss Whitley enjoyed their
Thanksgiving dinner at the Montana
Mr.. Stauhm of Butte. was the guest
of DIR. +. l.. st. Jean on Friday and
attended, the marty given nv the LOW
land club at he Montana on Friday
evening.
Philip T.. Carr and Charles Dicker-
son of Butte came over on the 8 O'CLOCK
train Friday %evening n were guests
of the Lowland club that evening a,
the dance given at the Montana.
DIR. ST. Jeans brother spent severa
days with him the past week, attend
ing the party on Friday evening.
A very delightful dinner party OF
/ THANKSGIVING evening was that en-
, joyed by Mrs. Douglas, Miss Rumley
: Miss Douglas. Miss Virginia Douglas
William A. Haywood and ii. ii. Hixoi
z at the Montana.
Miss Sigh came over from Helena OF
A Wednesday and has been the guest o
Mrs. Frank Kennedy the past few days
!. and was at the Lowland club party ol
Friday given at the Montana. She wa
warmly welcomed by her many friend
= and a~cquaintances In this city.
= Miss Rumley was the guest of TN
Misses Douglas several days durin
e the past week.
= Arthur =. Heinze and Charles "
Y French attended the party OF the Low
E land club at the Montana on Frida
evening. having come over from Butt
for that purpose. .
Z Mr.. Ouigiey was the guest OF his sis
: tiers at dinner at the Montana O
Thanksgiving day.
William Il. Sleeper of Chicago sper
the greater part OF the past week
Anaconda.
Charles n. Hickey and family hav
reRoved from their Hickory stree
residence and are at home TO the
friends on THE HILL" where they WI
remain during the winter months.
Mrs. Frank Conley OF Deer Lodg
and Miss Hilda Hi~sins of Missoula al
visiting with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John :. Dougherty r.
turned Tuesday from a trip to IN
Mammoth Hot Springs.
Lon F.. Morrow writes that he In dali
Improving and will loon be able To n
turn TO his home In this city where !
viii be warmly welcomed by his mar
friends.
The sociable given at the Presbyti
rian church on Tuesday evening la
was very well attended and a most ei
joyable ana in every particular.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McManam
spent several days last week visitir
with relatives of Mr.. McManamy.
Mrs Grace Fisher left Wednesday q
Deer Lodge. where she will spend a
Iudp. and Mrs q n WILLIAMS a