The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-05

was TO form the words from the letters
i'm a given time. Is minutes being Civ
en- for the exercise. At the next table
a drop of ink was put upon the top
of the page and allowed to spread,
and whatever shape ii assumed was
the subject of a poem. ON the third
table the word Washington was given.
from which kilograms of 10 words were
expected, each word of the telegram
beginning with the letters in the word
Washington. On the fourth table there
were photographs of per-
sons, which the guests were supposed
TO recognize and name. Delicious re-
freshments were served, after which
the poems and kilograms were e by
the hostess. causing bushes of confu-
sion and merriment among the guests.
Prizes were awarded. Mrs. Harper
captured the prize for the greatest
number of chopped words. Mrs. Mon
teath for the finest poetical enusion,
Mrs. Hammond for the best telegram,
and Mrs. Home for recognizing the
greatest number of photographs. Each
guest was given a souvenir of the oc-
casion. Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Harper,
Mrs. Slemons, Mrs. Carder and sister.
Mrs. Abbott: Mrs. Hunike. Mrs. Mon
teath, Mrs. Home. Mrs. Gillie, Mrs.
Emerson, Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Abbott.
Mrs. Lamson. Mrs. Wynne, Miss Jean
Home and Miss Edith Wynne were
present.
A very pleasant reception was ten
dered Miss Ruby Hoskin at her home,
No. 1923 South Kemper avenue, Friday
evening. June 3. The evening was
spent in games, music and dancing.
after which a dainty luncheon was
served. Those present were: Misses
Maud Heimback. Lin Masterson,
Frances and May Schaughnessey. bessie
Masterson. Maud Bean, Grace Tucker,
Edith Davis. Mrs. Nation, Olive
Adams. Lille Charles. Orrie and Ethel
Thompson. Rose Hoskin and Mable Ell
lis; Messrs. George Broughton, jr.,
Clarence Bean, Bert Dill, @. ).
Thompson, John Martin, Thomas
Reynolds. Charles w. Tobbin. Charles
and Mathew Trudgeon, Arthur Samp-
son. Frank Mulch, T.. r.. Speirs. Ralph
Foltz, Patrick Lynch. Harry Polglase,
b. f. Townsend. w. s. Lewis.
The Needlecraft held their final
meeting of the season. to which they
invited their friends. at Mrs. III. p.
Heidrlcks Wednesday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent in guessing the
name of a city. each lady wearing
something TO represent a city. which
proved very entertaining. After the
guessing contest zach of the guests
was presented with a souvenir. after
which dainty refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kruger and Master
Lawrence j. Kruger will arrive to-
day from their trip abroad.
Judge Clancy. Miss Wisher, Miss Ba-
! ker and Rem and Mrs. Hill were enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday by Mrs.
j. p. Lewis.
Mrs. ]. p. Lewis will go to Pony this
week to visit her husband. and from
there she will go to Kansas City to
visit her son.
Mrs. A. Mathews entertained a num-
Der of young people Thursday evening
at her residence. No. 716 Oregon ave-
u Several vocal selections were
rendered by the Misses Barrett. there
was Instrumental music by Professor
Majors and Miss Josie Mclaughlin.
and a recitation by A. Hoover. The
house was profusely decorated with
flowers and the red. white and blue,
and an elegant supper was served.
Mrs. James Willoughby of Granite is
the guest of Mrs. DIR. Conyngham for a
few days.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the Christian church last evening The
contracting parties were Miss Hattie
= l. HUI Of ST Paul and Albert E. Reck,