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

Italian opera being the attractions. AL
most an entire house In full dress
was the feature for La Boheme' and
an audience composed largely of must
cal amateurs pronounced favorable
criticism by their prolonged applause.
Many quiet little slippers and chafing
dish feasts have followed the evenings
amusement at the Margaret and for our
next event in society wedding bells are
beginning to tinkle.
In the removal of the family of e. A.
Morley to Butte whist circles are de-
prived of three of their best players
and society in general of most con-
genial people. Business changes are
responsible for the change of location.
The family have leased a residence on
West Granite street, in Butte, and will
leave Anaconda Tuesday morning.
Miss Alma Bielenberg of Deer Lodge
came over to attend the opera Friday
evening.
- P j. Brophy and family visited
friends in Anaconda during the week.
making their principal stopping place
the Montana.
S. b. Calderhead made business trip
TO Anaconda Friday.
Mrs. Charles II. Hickey and daughter
Helen. have been i'm Butte several days
the past week, where they were called
for special treatment for complications
on account of scarlet fever sequel. They
were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. G..
Leggat of West Granite during their
stay in Butte.
Mrs Davidson and Mrs Scovil of Ce-
dar street gave a very enjoyable whist
party Thursday afternoon to a number
of. their friends. There We're four tables
and the faSors and decorations for the
house were pink and white carnations
in great profusion. After playing eight
games Mrs. Shoemaker and Miss Ruhr-
nv a nf hn no .r1c- t1af
the first prize. a beautiful china plate,
belonged to Miss Ruhrmond. Mrs. l..
"A King won as second prize a lovely
rose bowl and Mrs. Young the third
prize, tortoise shell hair pin tray. De-
licious refreshments were served at the
close of the game.
Mrs. George Shoemaker is making
rapid progress toward recovery since
her recent accident while skating. in
which her wrist was so badly sprained
that it was thought to be fractured.
Mrs. w. II. Burns spent Wednesday
and Thursday visiting friends in Butte
Mrs. Malcolm Bruce Brownlee spent
Thursday paying farewell calls among
Butte relatives and friends.
Shirley Ashby, who has been quite i'll
with influenza, was called to Helena
yesterday by a telegram announcing
the dangerous illness of his mother
His friend, ]. L. Cory. accompanied
him.
A. C. Holmes came over from Butte
Thursday and was interviewed by his
many friends in this city.
Mrs. Charles Il. Richardson, who has
been visiting friends in Helena, re-
turned to Anaconda early in the
week.
John Smurr and family. who have
been living in Deer Lodge, have re-
moved to Anaconda TO make their home
in the county seat.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mynn Thornton
gave several box parties during the
past week. On Monday evening they
entertained Senator Il. d. Mats. Miss
Ruhrmond and DIR. Spelman; Tuesday
evening their guests were Miss Doug
las. Judge w. III. De Witt and Senator
u. ID. Mats; Friday evening Miss Har-
riet It. Evans, DR.. Spelman and Sena-
tor f. d. Mats formed their party.
/ w. w. Dixon and w. NJ. Scallon were
Anaconda visitors last Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
F. E. Sergeant and wife, who have
been in California since before Christ
mas, arrived in Anaconda Tuesday
afternoon.
: Cards have been issued by Mrs. NJ
j. Brownlee and Mrs. l.. G. Smith for
reception to be given Wednesday
afternoon in the parlors OF the Mon
tana between the hours of and g.
! John Lalor. who went East before the
holidays. returned to his home in this
city Tuesday morning.
Frank Kenny left for Louisville KY,
on Monday afternoon where he will ae-
cept position and reside I'm the future
r. Deb. Smith attended the Union
club party given in Butte at Renshaw
hall last week.
Miss Laura Durston was the guest of
Miss Young for several days in Butte
last week.
Misses Hattie Young, Adalene Pierce,
Minnie kirhman and Ruth NJ. Noyes
came over from Butte Monday and
were the guests of Miss Durston until
Judge George Clark of Butte gave a
fheater party on Monday evening at
the Margaret to Misses Noyes, Kirkman,
Pierce, Durston, Young and King,
Messrs. Noyes. Reed. Maginnis, Heinze
and Wilkinson. Mrs. J. ii. Durston
chaperoned the party. After the thea |
ter dainty luncheon was served at
the Durston residence and a most en-
3oyable hour or two spent.
tuesday afternoon Mrs. d. ]. Hen |
messy gave an informal tea for her |
guests. Miss Minnie Kirkman and Miss
Ruth M. Noyes. Those present were, |
Mrs. p. j. Brophy of Butte Mrs T. E
Moore. Mrs George W. Reynolds. Mrs.
Macdonald. Mrs. Charles Kelly. Misses |
Sigh. Noyes, kirkman and King. |
Miss Harriet I. Evans was the guest |
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Hennessy at din |
ner at the Montana on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. J. Hennessy gave a |
box party on Tuesday evening TO Misses
Evans. Noyes. Kirkman. King and
Messrs. Noyes. Reed and Heinze.
Mrs. NJ. b. Brownlee and children
will remove TO Spokane, where Edith |
viii enter school at the beginning of |
the spring term. The family contem- |
plate leaving Anaconda Saturday. Their /,
many friends wish them safe journey.
while sincerely regretting their depart |
ure. |
Mrs A Z. Merrill entertained a num- |
Der of ladies informally at her home on |
Hickory street yesterday afternoon.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Douglas en-
tertained informally
Miss Ruth NJ. Moves and Miss Minnie |
Kirkmar returned 10 Butte Wednesday |
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Weaver enter |
tained at their home on Locust street /