The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-31

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The hostess was assisted in receiving
by Mesdames Reat. Humber, Mitchell,
Catlln. Martin and Boo rdman. while
the little Misses Margie Catlin and Sue
Laraoie acted as ushers. The parlors.
reception and dining halls were taste
fully decorated with the national col
ors. while potted plants and flowers of
great beauty were seen in profusion
throughout the pretty rooms. In the
reception hall rape was served, pre-
sided over I'm a graceful manner by
Mrs. Scharnikow, Mrs. Toomey and
Mrs. Phil Miller. The blinds were
drawn i'm the dining hall and the tables
were lighted by candeIabra. making n
very pretty effect. The tables looked
beautiful decorated with fern leaves
and national colors. The refreshments
consisted of salads. sandwiches. coffee
and candles. A flag was presented 10
each guest upon leaving the dining hall
as a souvenir of the pleasant occasion.
The hostess and guests looked charm
ing in summer gowns. and altogether
1t was one of the prettiest and most
enjoyable entertainments ever given in
Deer Lodge. Many compliments were
given Mrs. Brantly upon her success
as a hostess. The following ladies were
invited: Mesdames ~Boardman, Catlin.
IL. 5. Reed, Montgall. Toomey, Will
Reed. Phil Miller. Gullette. Rickert.
Williams, George Miller, Ed Fox, Max
well. Hyde, B~ielenberg. Whitworth,
Larabie. Carleton, Voolfolk. Smurr,
Ritz, Clara Evans. II. V. Davis, Shau-
but, Mears, James Evans. Mitchell,
Coleman, Robinson. F. Hoss, Stack
pole. Scharnikow. Smith. Ross, Harden
brock, Davey, Humber, Fotheringham,
Samuel Davis, Jordan. Wolfe, Gerdts.
Mason. Conley, H. O.. Walton. O'Neill.
Peter Walton, Bowden. Harris. Scott.
A~ylesworth, Joslyn. Wiles. Chapman,
J. II. Mills. Prout. Woodward, Aspiing'
II. Mcpherson, Ward, II. s. Reed, tr.,
Owings, Mamie Mills. William Will
Jams. A. d. Hoss. n. Y. Hoss, Mary
l.. Kelley. ]. II. Meyers, w. Napton,
Joseph Steele, a. b.. Martin, Mclean,
Cockrell, Howsley. Albert Bien, James
McMullen. A. J. Calcott and Miss Bet
tie c. William ms and Miss Hill of Hell
ena.
Mrs. ID. A. Sterritt of Butte spent the
past week in Deer Lodge the guest Uf
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Beaumont.
Miss Lenore O'Malley of Butte is Wis.,
iting Miss Sue WEIGH of this city.
Mrs. II. G.. Ward and Mrs. Henry
Harris were visitors in Butte this
week.
Mrs. Judge Fitzgerald of Anaconda
came down on Thursday afternoon To
pay a visit to Kiss Elizabeth l.. Thom-
son.
Miss Lizzie Hyde made a visit 20
Butte during the week.
MIR. and Mrs. II. a. Mcpherson left
on Sunday for a weeks outing in Gran
J lie ana Deer LOuBe tOuiiiitS. ihty IN
pect to visit at Coloma, Drummond and
Philipsburg. returning home by the
way of Georgetown and Gable.
Mrs. James H. Mills is visiting In
Helena his week.
Msrius Mignery. accompanied by lit
tie Miss Walton, went to Philipsburg
on Saturday for a few days visit with
relatives. After his return to Deer
Lodge Mr.. Mignery expects to go to
Hastings. n. Y, where he will perma-
nently reside.
Lew Coleman. jr., and the Misses
Edna and Pet Waterbury and Grace
wisner of Anaconda have been enjoy
ing a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew Coleman of this city.
Miss Nellie Mills is visiting at Avon
this week, being the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. O.. Birdseye.
Miss Fay McCune and Miss Florence
Goosebeck of Salt Lake, who have
been visiting Mrs. A. w. McCune, Jr,
at the home of parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nenard. in this city, for several days
past, left with Mrs. McCune for her
home in Sandon, Il. c., on Thursday,
where they will remain for some weeks
as the guests of the latter lady and her
husband.
E.. 5. Stackpole. the newly appointed
postmaster at Deer Lodge, went 10
Butte Wednesday, to be absent a few
days on business.
c. ). Aspiring came down from Ana
conda Tuesday and paid a short visit
10 his family. Mrs. Aspiring and chill
dren expect to move to Anaconda
shortly. to remain permanently.
Rabbi Eisenberg of Butte will hold
religious services in the Presbyterian
church here Sunday evening.
Nat G. Hoss took his wife and family
up on Cottonwood creek Monday for a
few days outing.
Mr.. Fred Butcher, accompanied ny
Miss vonnie Owings, Miss Gussie Gal
braith and Miss Mollie Wiles. spent
the day Tuesday oil Race Track creek.
Mrs. ~Thoroughman and daughter.
Miss Susie. arrived from Butte Tues
day afternoon and are visiting friends
in the city. They are guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Coleman.
w. r.. Rodgers was in town from An
aconda Tuesday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Tewey of Race
Track have got back from the Yellow
stone park.
DIR. and Mrs. A. II. Mitchell received
a telegram from their son Paul, who is
an officer in Captain D'Gay StiVers'
company at Chicksmauga. last week,
saying that he had accidentally shot
himself in the knee. They have not
heard from him since. but 1t is hoped
the wound is not serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Murray, Mrs.
Joseph Long. Miss NJ. Marks, Miss Lou
Foster and Miss Ida Kennedy of Butte
went to Irvine lake Monday afternoon
as the guests of Mayor and Mrs. Frank
Conley. Miss Hilda Higgins of Mis-
soula. who Is visiting Mrs. Conley, was
also of the party.
w. H. Hyde and son Will are on a
tour of the Yellowstone park.
Elk Postmaster James II. Lynch and
wife OF Butte spent Monday in Deer
Lodge.
Hon. Granville Stuart came down
from Butte Monday for a visit with his
brother, Marshal Tom Stuart, n fam
lily. Mr.. Stuart had not been in Deer
Lodge since he left to be minister for
the IInited States nj MnnteNidin. Eru-