The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20

Mrs. George w. Reynolds left Non
day evening for a trip to Chicago. New
York N Boston. where she will visit
her mother. Mrs. Wilson. who has been
in Boston and it's vicinity several weeks
visiting relatives In her old home.
Miss Laura Durston. who has recent
ly recovered from a severe attack of
tonsilitis. In contemplating a visit to
friends In Bozeman this week.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY left Wednesday
evening for New York. stopping en-
route In Chicago; where she will be
Joined by her daughters. who nave
been visiting friends in the city OF
Rock Island during the past fort
night.
Mrs. Edward Everett Moore gave a
delightful euchre party I'm her apart
ments at the Montana last week. The
rooms were daintily decorated with
beautiful flowers for the occasion.
Those present were: Mrs. William
Mynn Thornton. Mrs. william III. De
Witt. Mrs. Francis r. Sergeant. Mrs.
George w. Reynolds. Mrs. John :.
Hickey. Mrs. James v. Collins. Mrs.
l.. @. Smith. Mrs. James Casey. Mrs.
william w. Dixon. Mrs. Daniel ]. Hen
messy. Mrs. william NJ. Tuohy. Mrs.
James Francis Spelman. Mrs. DIR. II.
w. Stephens. Mrs. Charles A. Tuttle.
Mrs. ]. II. Durston. Mrs. T.. s. Max
well. Mrs. George r. Ames. Mrs. George
Linsley. Mrs. George Lyman. Mrs. G.
II. Miiverstedt. Miss Rudy and Mrs.
Charles II. williams. The prizes were
for euchre and first and second. the
two former being fairly won by Mrs.
James v. Collins. They consisted of a
beautiful cut glass dish and an ex-
quisite Honiton lace doyIey. Mrs. Will
lam NJ. Tuoby won the second prize.
a handsome hand-painted cup and sau
Ger.
Miss Penny. who has been the guest
Of her brother at the Montana during
the past month. and Miss Wilson. both
Of Chicago. went to Butte yesterday to
spend Sunday as the guests of Mrs. At
water before they return 60 their home
in Chicago.
r. f. Calvin. superintendent OF the
oregon Short Line. was In the city a
few hours yesterday calling on old
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. q. Smith.
Mrs. c. 8. Richardson and Mrs. G.
Francis Adams gave a most enjoyable
party Friday afternoon. German whist
being the problem to solve. and the
fascination of the game was so great
that each guest has been revolving in
her mind schemes to make different the
result. The tastefully furnished cot
tage was charmingly decorated In
green ard white. with chrysanthemums
as the flower to carry out the motive.
and with the hostesses clad i'm gowns
of that dainty hue. nothing was lack
ing. The score cards bore pencils at
tsched by cord and tassels Of green.
Palm lent their suggestions. and
white chrysanthemums. oven To score
games. secured the assistance Of
guests who were soon decorated
in the prevailing color The re-
freshments were lettuce sandwiches
and olives. pineapple ice. I'm green col
oring. with whipped cream and coffee.
Prizes were won by Mrs. John Merrill.
who obtained a beautiful book rack in
burnt wood. as the reward for the
greatest number OF points. Second. the
number Of points were tied by Mrs.
the latter winning a beautiful has re-
lief by cutting the card lowest. Mrs.
Corey won the consolation prize. al
immense bunch of white c~hrysanthe-
NUNS. which were distributed by little
Alice Gano as flower girl. Miss Gene
We've Odson yielded such assistance as
was REQUIRED. Those present We're
Mrs. william II. Dewitt. Mrs. l. @.
Smith. Mrs. George W. Reynolds. Mrs.
ton Mrs. John Merrill. Mrs. George II.
welcome. Mrs NJ. Donahoe. Mrs. l..
A. King. Mrs. Edward Everett Moore.
Mrs. G. II. Milverstedt. Mrs. Salisbury.
Mrs. Haslit. Mrs. MacCallum. Mrs.
George ii. Linsley. Mrs. Rockefeller.
Mrs. Corey. Miss McGinnis. Miss Rum
ley. Miss Lannahan. Miss Meloy, Miss
Durston. Miss Ruhrmund and Miss
O'Regan.
The week has been a busy one in So
ciety with it's numerous card parties
and the two dancing parties. besides
the regular meetings of the Literary.