The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-06

friends. which included Mesdames Mich
OILS Toy, Dunstan, Davis, Curran and
Andrew Whist followed the tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Leonard are
favored with a visit from Prof and Mrs.
y. II. Leonard of Iowa, parents of Mr..
Leonard
Thomas II. Redmond. Frank f.
Churchill, Nj. j. Shelly, Dennis Murphy
and Miss Thompson are among those
who left for New York the past week.
c. f. Hoyt left for New York Friday.
The Butte Social club had Il very
merry sleighing party Thursday even
ing out to Lynndale. Singing, dancing
and supper made the night pass mer-
rily. Next Thursday evening the club
will give the last of its first series of
dances.
Misses Llewellyn and Noble enter
tanned Il number of friends at whist on
| Wednesday evening at the residence
of Miss Noble. The prizes We're Won
! by Mrs. Noble. Miss Alice Langlois,
Frank w. Haskns and L. o. Evans.
Hon. and Mrs. j. X. Clark have gone
to Mexico to spend few months.
VIII Morris of Pony gave a box party
Wednesday evening, his guests being
John McGinnis. Judge Clark, John
NoyeS, G. ID. French and w. {. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mcmillan have re-
turned from their extended visit in
California
l.
for Minneapolis. where she will visit
friends for few weeks
n surprise party was given Miss Liz
Zie III. Hargell at her home. I'LL Farrell
street. South Butte, Thursday evening.
A very pleasant evening was passed in
dancing and singing. Those present
We're: Jennie Binder, Florence Neil
Venny. Mable Hosking, liza Giard. Rose
Hosking. Fernis Grambling. Florence
c. Hartnell, Tillie Dome, Maudie Hart
nell. Lena Bowman, May Fay, Susie
McElvenny, Fergus Fay, Millie Fay.
Norman Moaxley, Heryey Bowman,
Linden McElvenny, Herbert Metcalfe.
Eunice Brown. Mrs. Shale. Mrs. Peirie,
Mrs. McElvenny. Mrs. Hartnell.
Il. l.. Calkins has returned from
Pennsylvania, where ne was called by
the death of his father. He was ac-
companied on his return by his mother.
Mrs. n. Il. Calkins. who will reside
here for the present.
The Entire Nous dance Friday even
ing was as usual largely attended and
exceedingly enjoyable. Those present
We're: Messrs and Mesdames. ]. L.
Braddock Samuel Barker, George, No
BILE, j. Il. Thompson. Robert White, L.
&. Atwater j. :. Hammond. DIR. Nc
| Crimmon; Misses Royse, Nichols. Ger
trude Nichols Richards, Robinson.
Bostwick, Dawson, Llewellen, Noble
Langois. Vaughn, McHugh. Crippen,
Nmtlng, smith, Hammond, BeckWith,
Louise Hammond. Conway, Marks.
Graves, Ritter owens of Deer Lodge,
Cooney of Helena. Richards. Kirlman,
Mueller, Masel; Messrs. Husband. Cow
perthwaite. Crumrine. Ed Passmore
Ellis Passmore, Mcpherson. Wallace
Bradley, Mcdonald. Evans. F. Green,
Carr, Davis, Charles Green, Slemons.
Heilbronner Clark. Calkins. Elmer
Pfouts. Mason! Haskins, Dirks. Walk
er, Watson Pfouts. Davidson. Black.
| Rockefeller, Smith. Noyes. Tilton. Mac
donald. Larl<in, Ellis.
ON Thursday evening large number
Of the friends of Mrs. John Nichols
paid her visit at her home, No. "a
East Noolman street. and enjoyed
themselves very pleasantly with con-
Versatiou and games. vocal and instru-
mental music. Mrs. Nichols was fully
prepared for their reception and proved
herself a very charming hostess.
julie H. Heilbronner VIII leave Mon
day for Seattle and Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mennie gave A
whist and farewell party Friday even
ing. Feb I. 10 their friends. before Mrs
Menuie's departure for California.
Those invited We're: Mr.. and Mrs
George +. Menpie, Mr.. aud Mrs Dan