The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-03

rived from Helena asst night and are
guests of Judge De Witt and family.
After a short visit they will go to Riv-
erside as guests of Mrs. Marcus DAILY.
Sometime in September they will leave
for their new home at New Haven.
Conn, where they are to reside per-
manently.
Miss DAILY. Mrs. James Shields and
daughter Lillian. Marcus DAILY, jr.. and
Howard X. Welsh arrived in Anaconda
this morning. Miss Lillian Shields has
been attending school in Manhattan
convent, the young men at st. Marks
school. Concord. N. H.. All will spend n
few days in Anaconda before proceed
ing TO Riverside ranch. where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Laura Laing and Miss Mildred
Reynolds of Kansas City, Mo-, were
the guests of Miss Rumley at Mrs.
William DeWitt's Friday and Satur-
day of this week.
Miss Mary A. DAILY spent some time
in Butte this week. the guest of Mrs.
T. J. Murray. returning to Anaconda
this morning with her sister and broth
er after their Eastern trip.
Miss Mary A. DAILY, Miss Rumley,
Miss McCabe. Miss Mildred Reynolds
and Miss Laura Laing, the two latter
of Kansas City. Mo-, were the guests
of Mrs. l.. G.. Smith at luncheon Sat
urday.
Mrs. Frederic wilmore Peckover ana
Miss Laura Durston left Wednesday
morning for an extended trip to the
Pacific coast, where hey viii enjoy
the surf bathing at Ocosta beach while
visiting relatives Who reside in that
vicinity.
Mrs. ]. A. Hoge returned to Butte
Wednesday after a weeks visit, the
guest of Mrs. H.. Nell of the upper
works.
Mrs. ]. V. Collins is at home after a
Two weeks visit in Butte. where she
was the guest of Mrs. Dugan and Mrs.
j. Canty.
Miss Ethel Thomas and her brother,
Ralph, returned Monday morning from
a years absence at their respective
schools. Mr.. Thomas is a student of
Yale college and Miss Ethel spent the
time in Chicago and Morgan park.
Mrs. G. l.. Welcome was a Butte VS.
itor Wednesday. where she was the
guest of Mrs. John ID. Welcome ana
family.
II. M. Bowers left fer the East trl-
day on "A vacation which VIII pfopaply
occupy the summer months
Mrs. McMullen announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Ethel, to George
Gerloff of Milwaukee, Wis.
James c. Roberts and wife arrived IN
Denver early last week AFTER a very
pleasant Journey. Mr.. Roberts has ac-
cepted the chair of m~etallurgy in the
school of mines. Their friends in Ana
copda regret their departure, but con-
graduate them on their improved pros
poets.
The numerous picnics planned for this
week came to an untimely end when
the rain and snow made their appear
ance and outdoor amusements were al
..--s an Failure on this account
The principal society event was the
concert of Tuesday night at the Mon
tana. where the performers were such
adopts and the character of the enter
tainment so uniformly good that criti-
cism is unnecessary. The audience was
large and highly appreciative.
w. Il. Bond and family are expected
in Anaconda on their return from their
California trip the latter part of the
week. They will be accompanied on
their return by their niece. Miss Hon-
acker; later they will be Joined by Mrs.
C. A. Spreekles and Mrs. ID. ]. Hoffacker
for a trip through Yellowstone park. be-
fore Joining Mr.. HoffackeT in New York
city to make an extended trip through
Europe.
Wednesday a merry party of children
were chaperoned by Mrs. Boulger, MIS-.
Fritsman and Mrs. Arnold at the Lake
park in honor of Miss Lydia Bartels of
Butte. who Is the guest of Mrs. c. +,
Arnold. Among those who participated
were Carol and Florence Catlin, Lydia
Bartels. Roy and Eva Boulger. Norris
Fritsman and Carl Arnold
Mrs. c. r. Arnold entertained friday
evening at a musicale in honor of Lydia