The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-10
Society's [R@alm.

was served at midnight, after which
fiashlight pictures were X by
Messrs. Boothby and Morhart. Among
those present were MIR. and Mrs. BOOTH
by. Mrs. Arthur Boyle. Misses Marie
Armstrong;, Emma Hesse. Mae Grant.
Nora Peters. Ella Redwein, Marie Mes
bitt. Elizabeth Reagan. Messrs, Lewis,
George Morhart. Percy
Frank Pyne, Jack Wright. Dan Brown,
Ed Hummel. winfred Flood, A Flood.
Eugene Boyle and Mansel Boyle.
A very enjoyable party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Har-
vey of No. 1907 West Granite street on
Tuesday evening. The party was in
honor of their youngest son, William
n. Penrose, who celebrated his 10th
birthday. The evening was pleasantly
spent with games n other amuse-
| ments, ending with dainty refresh
ments being served to the little ones,
of whom the following Is a list: Misses
| Mamie Hamond. Grace Brady, Gene
We've Deverall. Ella Smitheram, Bessie
Bray. Master John Penrose, Eddie
Bray. Ernest Dunstan. Benie Hamond,
Gladys Bray. George Hamond. George
| Deverall. Thurman Bray, Sebie Dever-
| all and Elmer Dunstan.
Master Hugh Lee entertained a large
number of his young friends very
pleasantly yesterday afternoon at the
residence of his aunt, Mrs. James III.
Lynch. Games of all sorts and refresh
ments in abundance made the hours
pass merrily.
The residence of c. =. Tobin. No. 2i1
Shields avenue, was the scene of a
merry party Tuesday evening i'm honor
OF the 10th birthday of Miss Anna To-
bin. The evening was very ~enjoyably
spent In games. music. recitations, etc,
after which a tempting lunch was
served. Among those present were
Misses Essie Wagner. Anna, Gertrude
and Lauretta Tobin, Gertrude Mitchell,
Oracle Wier. Mary. Anna and Agnes
WEIGH. Mildred and Dorais Bilkey. Mel
lie and May Pagan, Anna, Bessie and
jamie Honeychurch, Messrs. Ralph
wier, George Wagner. Ernest Glenn
ents and Fredie Honeychurch. Mrs
Tobin was assisted by the Misses Mae
and Frances Sh~aughnessey, also
her amiable nephew, Charles Tobin
who has lately arrived from Sturgeon
Bay. Wis.
The silver Bow Whist club was en-,
tertained Tuesday evening by Mrs. f
II. Mcbride. The prizes were won b,
Mrs. John Il. Davis and w. w. Walls
worth.
Al Orton has returned from a trip t.
Bozeman.
Miss Hanson, who has been teachin,
school at Coloma, has returned Il
Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Kelly have re
turned from their wedding trip L
Southern California.
Misses Ona Dingwell, Abble Harden
brook. Mary Cockrill. Mabel CatliIl
Jessie ~Stackpole and Clara Clark %
the College of Montana are the guest
of Mrs. III. $. Clark for the Easter holi
!, days.
!. County Treasurer T. II. Kinds ha
returned from an extended trip to Hu
!, Springs and other Southern cities. II
, is much improved in health and per
q ~spicacity.
: Judge ID. NJ. Durfee of %Philipsbur
: spent several days with Butte friend
the past week.
, Miss Ella Sanders is visiting friend
: I'm Helena.
: Miss Margaret Bacon. sister of Mr.
:" j. l.. Wilkins, arrived in the city yes
terday from Frankfort, KY. and wi
make her home with MIR. and Mrs. Wi
1
Mrs. C. +. Hoyt was very pleasant
/. surprised a few evenings ago at h,
!. home, No. PA North Idaho street. Whi'
was played. Mrs. Walter ;. ITALIAN
. Mrs. Hoyt and Mr.. Tallant winning Il
prizes.
j. Il. Mccormack has returned froi
a three-months' trip in the South an
East.
Robert Leonard has gone to Ne
York to spend a month.
,ha s,es, or the Misses Hines of IN
l. civ
" James w. Forbis has returned fro
a trip TO New York city.
l. g n II,rhour and family bave ~
= ,uynad from a visit 10 their old hon
n in Canada
N + Wilson returned home yesterda
"a fro,n rLansas and California. bayir
y had n deIightfuI trim
Mr. and Mrs. F. III. Smelling ente
,ainad Mr. and Mrs. O. o. shea at an
"A nar Lost SUNDAY nr,or 10 their dena
ture for their home in Montreal.