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

euerS. DOORWAY ana oraperies Were res
tooned with garlcuds Of smilax and
ferns and large bowls of American
Beauty and La France roses were plac-
Cd about on mantels and tables. The
back parlors were decorated with ferns
and huge yellow and white c~hrysanthe-
NUNS. while the dining room and IL
brary were ~profuseiy decorated with
red and white roses. n red. white
and pink carnations with background
Of palms. ferns and smilax- Mesdames
Becker. Bair. Railsback and Rowley as
sisted the hostess In receiving n
Misses fraser. Colvin. Evans and Nc
Cormick assisted In serving. Mrs. Gar
prize was awarded to Mrs. Morse. The
following menu was served: Sailed al
monds. fried oysters. escalloped salmon.
cream biscuits. olives. strawberry sher-
bet. cakes. coffee n bonbons. Those
attending were: Mesdames Barnstow.
ly, Johnston. Spar. Gruwell. Railsback.
Babcock. Paul Mccormick. Matheson.
Tompkins. Shad. Holmes. Toole. Ryan.
Becker. Fraser. Bair. Moore. Fratt.
Donovan. williams, Goss. Chapple. Bur-
ton. Garvin. Zimmerman. Goddard.
James. Mccormick. Brayton. Evans.
Morse. Carwile, Campbell. Hammond.
Frizeile. Lee. Moss. Fish. Newman.
| Childs. Sims. Misses Colvin. Fraser.
Ogilvie. Mccormick and Evans.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. H.
r. Segur pleasantly entertained a party
OF their young friends at whist. The
rooms were p~rofusely decorated with
appearance. The hostess was assisted
by Mesdames Elliott. Holmes and
Morse. The ladies' prise was a silver
handled paper knife. There was a tie
for the gentiemen's prise between Mr..
Settler and Mr.. Mccormick. but the
lasea~ MA an shA ~ax .-A ->-.lA 80
a sterling silver knife. Miss Colvin
and Mr.. Mains were awarded bouquets
Of American Beauty roses, as BOBBY
prizes. After the rewarding OF the VIC
tors. dainty refreshments were served.
Those invited were: Misses Phillips.
Roeser. Evans. Colvin. Fraser. Dora
Gruwell Matheson. Hayden. Edith and
Alice Walk. May Mccormick. Rixon.
Jones: Messrs. Hathhorn. Mains. Far
rell. Bailey. j. H.. Johnston. R~eifenrath.
Henry. Morse, Carper. Sayer. Settler.
Calhoun and Will Mccormick.
Mrs. J. d. O'DonnelI on Tuesday at
ternoon invited a large number Of
babies and their mammas 10 assist in
The celebration Of the first anniversary
of the birth CT her son. Ignatius Daniel.
The following sample of the Invitation
sent out Is given:
"Ignatius O'Donnell. so they say.
WYNN n III humphrey W CoIIlt
and play
On Tuesday next from three TO 1--WE.
And bring his mamma. so ell thrive.
The responses were couched In the
same vein. N the ~acceptances were
numerous. A number of ladies who
who were not blessed with babies also
came. beside the several mothers Of the
following babies:
James Humphrey. Luther johnson.
Dorothy George. Ada Sleeper. Jack
Chapple. Donald Clement. Zeillah Card
well. Blythe Mccormick. Marguerite
Boardman. Harold and Babv O'Donnell.
Agnes Lynch, Lenore Connolly. Fred
rick stratton. jr.. Preston Moss, jr.,
James Elliott. jr.. Baby Free.
The babies behaved like little angels.
and the ladies enjoyed a lovely time.
Refreshments In bountiful profusion
were served.
A large crowd Of the young folks
were charminely entertained Mt the
residence of Mr.. n Mrs. II. q. will
on Friday evening on which oc-
casicn their young son. Portus, was
the host. Tiddledewinks was the amuse-
ment. and after a spirited game the
prize. n beautiful silver pocket knife.
was awarded to Miss Ellen Stebbins.
Delicious refreshments. consisting OF
salad. sandwiches. ice cream. cake and
cocoa. were served. Miss Evans as
sisted Mrs. Williams in entertaining.
Those present were: The Misses Edna
Cardwell. Jessie Railsback. Ellen Steb-
bins: Vera Frizelle. Winnie Burton. Mel
lie Billiard. Ethel Newton. Edna Will
liams. Clara Spear. Hattie Brayton.
Mabel Rose. Lulu Railsback: Masters
Harry Segur. Hugh Rowiey. Farr Row
ley. James Carwile. ROBBIE Holmes. Roy
Matheson. Rae Newton. Liauori Nc
Cormick. Roy Linton. Walter Eilers
and Fred Lechner.
A anxiliarv Snofatv 80 A. uvz-a---
Of tho World was organized by a num-
Der of ladies on Monday evening TO be
known as Magic Circle" Women Of
Woodcraft. The officers are as follows:
Mrs. Christina Schneider. p. c.; Mrs.
Addie r. Williams. @. N; Mrs. Alice
cell. clerk; Mrs. Martha 7. Champion,
banker: Mrs. Florence v. Monahan. ma
siclan: Mrs. Laura J. Bryan, attendant:
Mrs. Florence Weber. inner sentinel:
Mrs. Margaret q. whitney. outer SEN
tinel: Mrs. Sarah Thompson, c. of O.;
Mr.. T A. Williams. Mrs. Abbie w.
Deckert and Mrs. Mary Erickson, man
ayers.
Saturday night the members Of Nav
erick hose company entertained the
members of Troop NJ. Grigsby's rough
riders. at Fire hall. As the calf pur-
chased last spring. when the troop left
for the front. and set aside for a barba-
cue. had committed suicide by over
feeding on alfalfa, several roasted
young pigs were substituted, ana sup
plemented by roast beef. sandwiches
and other tempting edibles they
made a very ~appetizing banquet. The
AFFAIR was a delightfully."- Informal one,
and a very jolly time was enjoyed. The
members Of the troop were cordially
welcomed by County Attorney John
ston In a neat and graceful speech. and
a number OF witty impromptu speeches
were made. On this occasion the Nav
ericks fully sustained their reputation
for genial hospitality.
Invitations have been issued for a
Thanksgiving ball to he given under
the auspices of the Uniform Rank.
Knights of Pythias. at the armory on
next Thursday evening. As the Thanks
giving ball belongs to the Pythians by
immemorial usage, and In always a
popular function. there will no doubt
be a large attendance.