The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-30
In Butte.

This will be a week of opera in Butte
and the presence of the Del Cont Ital-
ian opera company will be made a
society occasion in Butte. The opening
night, Monday, society will be out in
full force and in evening dress. The
following society ladies' have consented
To act as patronesses of the opera sea-
son: Mesdames Freund, Speer, Noyes,
". McC. White, j. Nj. White. Holbrook.
Shaw. Long, Cotter. Morgan Heslet II.
l. Wilson. Mediation, Brophy. Lavelle.
A. j. Davis, John T.. Davis, Harring-
ton, Root. There will be number Of
through the week.
A dinner party was given Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. James II
Lynch i'm honor of Father Cleary of st.
Paul. Besides the guest of honor there
We're present Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mon
teath, Mr.. and Mrs. Canty. Mrs. George
Il. lockwood and John Caplice
Mrs. j. w. Alexander entertained a
number OF friends very pleasantly at
whist Thursday evening. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Busch and Mrs. Nor
ris.
The Silver Bow Whist club was en-
tertained Tuesday evening by Mrs.
John e. Davis. The prizes were won
by Mrs. Fayette Harrington and Frank
Shaw.
James w. Forbis and family returned
wednesday from their trip to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Corbett re-
turned yesterday from their trip to Los
Angeles.
Mrs. John r. Bordeaux and her
mother, Mrs. A. e. briggs, left Thurs
day for California to spend the winter.
Among the very pleasant box parties
at the Frawley engagement was one of
tuesday evening, which included Mrs
w. Nee. White. Miss Dolle Noyes
Miss kirkman, Guy Reed, Arthur
Heinze and Steve Raymond
j. b. Welcome has returned from a
flying trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Dr. Tremblay is visiting her Sis
ter in Missoula
Father Cleary returned Tuesday
night to his home i'm St. Paul.
The Davidsons are occupying the
Kenyon residence on Montana street.
A very pleasant birthday party was
given Friday evening in honor OF Miss
Rosa McHugh at the home of her
grandmother. Mrs. Pierson, No 2l2
Shields avenue. Among those present
We're Misses Essie Wagner. Rose Nc
Hugh Elsie and Hattie Jones. Hazel
Wright, Dorothy and Mildred Blkey,
Anna, Gertrude and Lauretta Tobin.
and Mesdames George McHugh, Lester
Wright. George Wagner and Morris
Mcbride.
Mfs. NJ LoWenStein has returned
from an extended visit East and is at
nome TO her friends at the McDermott
hotel.
Judge Lindsay and family returned
Thursday from Burlington, Iowa. where
they spent the holiday season with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Grant left Tues
DAY Tor the East on an extended visit
Miss Kenyon is visiting friends i'm
Helena.
DR.. Donald Campbell left Tuesday for
St. Louis ON three weeks visit.
Harry Rowan Is visiting old friends
in Butte.
s. Mccarthy has returned from two
weeks visit to the Bitter Root country.
Two large four-horse sleighs and
about 30 cutters conveyed a merry
party to Lynndale Friday evening.
where all had a jolly time. The party
was chaperoned by Mesdames j. T.
James. Balmforth, Hare, Reynolds and
Robbins. Others present We're Misses
James. Brokenshire, Reynolds, John
son, Coombs, Thomas, Toy. Obertereis.
Rihl. Phillips, Roberts, Langdon. Me
kenzie. and many others and Messrs.
John I. James, Obertereis, Broken
shire, Sennett. Hauswirth, Jenkins.
Lowery. Roberts. Thomas. Cooking,
Peard, Youlter Gandry, Robin. Balm
forth, Doull. Doyle, Orion and others.
The dancers departed about o'clock
Ior butte, having enjoyed themselves
in most agreeable manner
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Clark left yester-
day afternoon for the City of Mexico on
pleasure trip and will be gone about
two months. They will return by way
of California.
The next dance OF the Entire Nous
club will take place Friday evening.
Rev. George w. Healy of Anaconda
gave very interesting stereopticon
lecture on Ben Hur'' at the Emmanuel
Presbyterian church on Thursday eve
ming. The house was crowded.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Bernheim re-
turned yesterday from a three weeks,
visit TO New York.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Tim Ryan Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. p. It. Ryan. No.
IL Clear Grit Terrace. All had a very
enjoyable time with music. singing.
dancing. games and refreshments
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs p.
7. Ryan. Miss #. Byron A. Kent, Miss
*. O'Marra. Miss +. Juch. n Williams.
Miss b. Larry w. Eddie. + Baum.
Miss NJ. Lynch. W. Cruise Il. Whitford.
T. Tomkin. J. Doble: Miss L. Lowry,
Mrs. @. Wilson. r. Furlong. Miss G.
Castle, Miss ]. o'Marra. Miss n. Juch.
F. Williams, Miss NJ. Johnston. n. Pope,
w. Tippet. Miss j. Lynch, Miss X
Byrne. Miss NJ Williams. J. Doyle,
Miss NJ, Quiltry. ]. O'Neal.
LAY AZ sit'uss iuntDI OF
Shoshone Tribe No. l Improved Order
of Red Men. was presented with a very
costly gold and pearl carving set on the
occasion of his marriage Jan. L. The
gift, which is an exceptionally artistic
affair, was made on behalf of the tribe
of which Mr.. Moody is charter menu
Der and prominent official.
\ pleasant event was a surprise party
given Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifford on
Monday evening at the home of c. B.
jolly on Utah avenue. Mr.. Clifford. who
is one of the popular employees of the
Great Northern. was married Monday
morning at the Catholic church. his
bride coming all the way from Iowa To
wed her affianced. Mr.. Clifford's fellow
workmen decided to give him and his
bride a surprise They got together a
large party, and proceeding To Mr.. Jol-
ly's residence escorted the couple To
Latersens hall. where an ENJOYABLE
impromptu bail Was given After the