The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-20
In Butte.

Mrs f. w. Blackford entertained
the members Of the "Yunos" Whist
club very pleasantly Wednesday even
ing. at her home on West Granite
street. After the cards delicious re-
freshments were served and then dane
ing was INDUCED in for Two hours. The
first lady's prize, handsomely bound
volumes of Mrs. ELEPHANTS Makers of
Florence" and Makers of Venice" was
won by Miss Lizzie Busch. The second
prize for ladies, Prescott'S Conquest of
Mexico" was won by Miss Borthwick.
The prizes for gentlemen beautiful pic
lures, were won by Gaylord Black and
Frank Gaylord.
Jack Noyes entertained a party of
his friends in "A delightful manner at
the Lynndale on Thursday evening. A
splendid dinner was served at 100
o'clock and then dancing was INDUCED
in to the music of the colored string
band. The guests We're DIR. and Mrs.
/ Freund Mr.. and Mrs w. Nee White
Misses Kirkman, Sellers. Noyes and
Pierce, and Messrs Clark, Heinze, Whit
more, futile. Guy Reed and Raymond.
Cards are out for reception TO be
given by Mrs. Walter ;. Tallant on
Tuesday afternoon.
Silver Bow lodge No. 30. b. =. O.
Elks, will entertain his friends at a
social session to be given Monday eve
ming.
A reception in honor of Washington's
birthday will be given Tuesday evening
by the Y. l.. |. and the Y. NJ. l.
Mrs. +. w Blackford entertained
about 40 young people at valentine
party last Monday evening, given in
honor of Miss Christine Davis. daugh-
ter of John +. Davis. Pretty valen-
tines We're given as souvenirs and
games and dancing made the evening
pass merrily.
tanned at dinner Thursday evening MIR.
and Mrs. o. Hight and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. W. Blackboard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Thompson
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
ellis at Lynndale last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil w. Jones We're
given a surprise party Tuesday even
ing at No. 1924 Utah avenue by num-
Der of their friends. The evening was
passed very pleasantly in singing and
games. Messrs. Giskie Brown, Whit
comb and Orton contributing very ma
terially to the evenings musical enter
tanment Refreshments We're served
at midnight.
A farewell Klondke surprise party
was given Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. French
at their home in Walkerville. Tuesday
evening. Card playing and other
games contributed To the pleasures of
the evening. Al II o'clock all the
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outfit. Mrs. W. Williams made the
closest guess and was rewarded by re-
ceiving a handsome lemonade set. j.
II. Thomas, who had the next best list
won wine set. An elaborate luncheon
was served by the ladies. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. French,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Williams. Mr. and
Mrs j. r. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs George
Grose, Mr.. and Mrs. John McKinnon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Castle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Darlton. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ryon. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Andrews, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Marion, Mrs. Philips, Misses Grose.
Williams. Mckinnon. Messrs w. j.
Cox, T. Blake, II. and n. Hadwell, Joe
and w. Philips X. and ]. Thomas All
departed wishing Mr.. French a safe and
prosperous klondike trip.
Miss Ethel Crosse entertained 10 Of
her friends at a pleasant birthday party
Wednesday afternoon.
The young gentlemen of the Curtis.
assisted by their landlady. Mrs. Mag
gle Shipley, entertained number OF
their friends on Tuesday evening With
music and dancing. Those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Shipley and Miss
Hazel Shipley, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahan,
MIR. and Mrs. Galway. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison. MIR, and Mrs. Smith, MIR. and
Mrs. Terrence, Miss Lamont of Dillon
and Miss French Of Anaconda: Misses
McDili, McHenry, Fudge, Mrs Hill,
Mrs. Rhea. Mrs. Woolrich. Misses West
brook. Codell. Mory Corrette. Jeffres,
Berlin. Moran, Messrs. Barnes, Paul and
Richard Desbass. Underwood Hill
Pearson. Hood. Cyr. Kelso. Nadeau,
James. o'Meara. l.. Curtis. Gilmer. Drs
Forsythe and Fristram, Wright. Cor
neilous, Riddle. Campbell, Dixon. Chef
Smith. Burton, Love. Martin. Conroy
Webster and Ratlitfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mueller left
Thursday night on trip to Europe
j. ID. Slemans has returned from a
trip to California.
L. II. Sherman has returned from the
East.
Mrs. NJ. Silverman entertained
number Of friends Sunday evening in
honor Of the birthday of her son. DR..
Joseph A. Silverman.
F. Aug. Heinze returned Friday from
trip to Montreal.
Mrs. J. w. Cotter gave a beautiful
violet luncheon on Thursday in honor
Of Miss Sellers. The guests were Miss