The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-31
In Butte.

One Of the principal social vents ~
the week was the reception given Fri
day from 3 To 6 by Mrs. l.. j.. Lachman
in honor of her sister. Mrs. Lewkivitz
of san Francisco. who has been visit
ing I'm Butte the past month. The house
was beautifully decorated. the decor
atoms consisting of a p~rofuslon Of lat
ural flowers and harmonious drapery,
very artistically arranged. The colors
were pink and nile green. The dining
room was completely f~estooned with
beautiful La France roses and aspara-
gus vine. While the luncheon was be
eing served the orchestra played sweet
music. Mrs. Lachman was assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. Mediation. Mrs.
Busch. Mrs. Kroeger, Mrs. Loebenger.
Mrs. Gensberger, Miss Rosamond Nor
ris. Miss Busch, Miss S%ternfels. Miss
Leiberstern and Miss Mosel. About 200
guests attended.
Miss Julia Harrington was very
pleasantly surprised Thursday evening
by a number of her young friends at
her home. No. AIS Pennsylvania we
nue.. Games of all kinds were played
and delicious refreshments were
served. Among those present were:
Misses Frances Peoples, Alma Trimune.
Hannah and Rhetta Courtney, Bridget
McGrath, Maggie Witty. Armandine
Cioquette. Annie K~avanaugh. Julia
and Mona Nolan. Annie Keefe. Alice
keenan, and Maggie Lynch; Masters
Louis and James Kane. Bert Whitford.
Willie and Frank Shields, Ray Bryant.
Willie Thomas. VIII McGovern. Ar
mand Choquette. John Harrington. Pat
McGrath, Francis Courtney, Dennis
Fitzpatrick, Neil Harrington and Mike
Gavagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. See enter
tanned n number Of young people lass
Wednesday evening In honor of their
daughter, Miss Fannie See. The even
ing was delightfully."- spent in music,
dancing and whist. after which a dam
! ty repast was served. Those present
were: MI. and Mrs. George IL. See,
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Benson. Mrs. Hugh
Wright, Misses Ella Redwein. Fannie
| See. Nora Peters. Marie Armstrong,
May Kellogg, and Messrs. George
Morhart. Mansel Boyle, Jack Clinton,
Joe Armstrong. Henry Metzger, Frank
Pyne, Henry Naidness n Preston
See.
one Of the most important social
events in Butte society during the week
was the marriage of Miss Alice Ding
lev to John H~ildebrand. The WEDDING
was solemnized at the residence of Nj.
J. McCune. Sic South Montana street,
al $50 on the evening of July y. Rev
MIR. Shaefer Of the Nj. +. church Off
ciated. The bride is the daughter oil
Mrs. NJ. r. Dingley, formerly of Dillon
but recently a resident Of Butte. and IL
closely related to Congressman Ding
'ey of Maine. The groom is a prosper
rus mining man of Jefferson county
Montana. Miss Nellie A. Dingley oi
Lewiston, Ne. a cousin of the bride
did the honors as bridesmaid. and w
Il. Dingley acted as best man. Th'
bride was handsomely sttired In whit
brocaded silk with pearl trimmings
She wore a veil with a wreath OF orang'
blossoms and hung with forget-me
nots. A large number of friends frosf
Dillon were present. as well as Butt,
acauaintances. The newly marie,
couple were the recipients Of man!
costly and useful presents. They lief
for their home. near Basin, on Thurs
day morning.
James Vincent and Miss Catharin
Moyle were married yesterday morn
ing at the Grace NJ. F. parsonage b
Rev. John Hosking.
Mrs. Harry Kessler. wife OF Cclont