The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-30
In Butte.

One Of the ~pleasantest social events
OF the week was a house warming
given by Alderman and Mrs. A. q.
S%iebenaler at their new home at 51s
West Silver street. on Thursday even
ing. Alderman Siebenaler a just
completed an elegant new residence.
and decided to celebrate taking occu-
pancy OF II by entertaining his friends.
The new home was tastefully decor
ated for the occasion, presented a
beautiful appearance to the go odd
guests who enjoyed h hospitality OF
the youngest of the city fathers and
his amiable wife. The evening was
passed at cards. music and dancing.
and at midnight the guests sat down to
a supper that partook very much OF
the nature of a banquet. In the great
elaboration OF the spread. At a late
hour the guests took their departure.
declaring the evening the most enjoy
able they had spent in many a day.
Those who participated in the pleas
ant event were: Alderman and Mrs.
S~iebenaler, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Carroll,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Henry, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. Grandy. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Farmer.
w. c. Siderfin. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Coombs, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mclaughlin.
A. Bachman. Mrs. A. Il. Snow. Mrs.
X. Pecore. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Allen and a
number of young people.
Mrs. F. w. Blackford gave a cake
walk Tuesday evening In honor OF
Miss Bess Boner. who is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Joe Clark. Miss Boner won
the cake. and Joe Clark the live rooster.
After the cake walk" the "colored"
people danced to the music OF a colored
orchestra. The gowns were extremely
geo Delicious refreshments were
served. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. T. Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Blackboard.
Mrs. Connell. Mrs. Lavell, Mrs. Well
come; Misses Bess Boner, Ethel Black.
Madge Marks. Rita Hickman. Marie
Barrett. Ellis Richards. Maude Grip
pen: Messrs. Ellis and Ed Passmore.
Fred Slemmons. Tom Ellis, Tom Walk
er, Joe Cotter, Phil Case. Bob lie Beau.
Kari Rueger. Edw. Thompson. These
gay and festive colored folks retired
about 100 a. m.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Gertie Evans at her
home last Tuesday evening by the Il.
s. committee. Those present were:
Misses Carrie Phillips. Agatha Rich
ards, Ada Richards. Blanche Reed,
Maggie O'Connor. Annie Chellew, Liz
zie Hardiman, Lille waddelton, Annie
O'Brien, Annie Bartle. Gertie Evans.
and Messrs. John ID. Thomas. Jack
Ralph, Percy May. Harold Bergman.
Walker Hostetti. James Constantine,
Fred Pope. James O'Brien, Harry Nan
kivell and Willie Evans. The young
people had a delightful time, refresh-
ments were served and games were
played until a late hour.
The Owl club. which has been recent
~ organized. gave a delightful social on
Tuesday evening at st. Georges hall in
Centerville. A large crowd was pres
ent and the festivities continued un-
Ill a late hour. The officers of h club
are: President, Harry siaxwell: vice
president. Sue Blake; recorder. Clara
James: financial secretary, Charlotte
O'Reilly; treasurer. Joe Dufy; marshal.
Harry Burke. The club will meet for
whist next Tuesday evening.
on Tuesday evening last a party OF
young ladies. tired OF the usual rout-
inc of conventioal society, took mat
tiers into their own hands, and a most
unique and Interesting entertainment
was the result. No gentlemen were
invited, but instead. one-half the ladies
arrayed themselves in male attire. and
as they impersonated their characters
with varying degrees of success, the
fun grew fast and furious" Timothy
Hayseed, arrayed in the summer suit
Of a staid deacon. which was several
sizes too small for her ample proper
tions. presented a most comical figure,
while the Sunday suit of a tall and
graceful young man. p%urloined for the
occasion. set out the figure of an equal
~ tall and graceful young lady, as
David Copperfeld. with such success
that Dora declared her wish that this
were h usual and appropriate garb OF
her escort. No less appropriate was
the costume of the authenticated Ham
Peggoty. and. indeed. all the charac-
tiers were taken with great skill.
The many friends OF Miss Mary Car
penter. of the Butte. will be sorry e
hear that she left for the East on Fri
day afternoon, by way of Colorado
Springs. This move was the outcoms
of her long attack OF infiammatory
rheumatism. II is to be hoped that tn,
change will prove beneficial.
Dr. J. ii. Mcdonald and family have
returned from Montreal. where the,
have been visiting several months.
Mrs. Thomas Boyce Is visiting rela'
4 tives in Joliet, Ill.
| Miss Lillian Rogers Is visiting at hel
old home in Fredericton. n. II.
Mrs. Charles w. Clark has returned
from a visit to Helena.
Prof. Il. e. Hastings entertained hi
Sunday school class at his home 626 W
Galena. last Friday evening. Tn
members of the class present were
Misses Lottie Arnold. Susie Arnold. FL
la Dunston. Lizzie Roberts. Maggi
O'Conner. Emma Richards. Minnie Wa
tiers, Anna Bartle. Ethel Caddy, Edit
Turnbull. Maude Sampson n Helei
Kronnick. The occasion was n o
great enjoyment.
Mrs. May Neidenhofen and Mis-
Maud Talbot have returned from a Wis
IL to the Omaha exposition.
Mrs. NJ. J. Connell gave a delightful
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon to