The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-06

tlemen were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
". w. Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Holio-
way. Hon. and Mrs. ]. c. Aud. DIR. and
Mrs. Chamblis. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk and
Miss Ayres.
Miss Teddy Barnett gave aHaIlowe'en
party last Friday night at the home
Of her parents on Church street. when
. number Of her school friends and 9TH
ers par ticipated In the usual seasonal
BILE games. ending with very nice re-
freshments. which the young people
enjoyed very much.
Miss Eva Maxey was one OF the nu-
merous entertainers of young people in
celebrating h old Scotch holiday last
Friday evening at the home of her pa
rents on Bozeman street. Ducking for
aples and the man. other amusing and
laughter provoking games were indulg-
ed In by the young folks, ending, Of
course. with refreshments of a delicious
character.
A dime social given under the aus
pices Of the Epworth league of the
Methodist church was held at the res
idence Of Mrs. c. NJ. Thorpe on Grand
avenue on Friday evening of this week.
The young people played numerous
anne and spent an unusually good
time. refreshments being served to-
wards the lose of the evening.
aafN Aiu cOCltty Oh the Metn-
odist church met at the home of Mrs.
c. Haskins on Church street Thursday
afternoon. After the business of the
society was finished refreshments were
served OF a dainty character by the
daughters of the hostes.
The City Missionary union held its
annual meeting In the Presbyterian
church on Thursday afternoon for the
purpose Of transacting the business of
the current year. This union is COM
posed OF members Of all the churches
OF the city. In the evening another
session In the nature of a social was
held In the church house of the Pres
pyterian church. when the gentlemen
were allowed to come and help the la
dies dispose Of the good things in the
refreshment baskets and enjoy them
selves generally.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
eiety Of the NJ. e. church held it month
~ business meeting at the home of
Mrs. Il. III. Fisher on Babcock street.
AFTER the business of the society had
peen transacted the hostess surprised
the ladies with a very dainty lunch.
MISS carrie Gardner ave a party to
a number of her friends on Saturday
night last. The invitations sent ont
did not state to the gentlemen where
the rendezvous was to be, but when
the young aides got TO the former res
idence of Miss Gardner they found The
majority of the boys there. There were
several. however. who never arrived at
all, and consequently did not get an
opportunity to participate in the usual
Haliow een amusements, which took
place after the majority of the guests
mad Assem- bled. The evening ended
with refreshments of a dainty charac-
ter being served To the guests.
Mrs. J. D.. McCamman has been sick
In bed this week. but is recovering
slowly.
e.. M. Lamme went to Butte on bust
ness on Thursday morning.
A. b. Coe. who has been working for
c. M. Thorpe surveying for some
months. returned to his home in WASH
ington this week.
Judge Brantly of Deer Lodge was in
the CITY Sunday looking up good re-
publican voters-he chose a good day.
State Superintendent of Schools earle
ton was in the city this week attending
the teachers institute. -
". L.SFrank of Butte was I'm the CITY
a day or two last week on business.
Z. NJ. Barbee spent the week in town
attending institute.
Mrs. and Miss Patterson returned ~
their home In Topeka, Kan. last Fri
day.
Bishop Brondel Of Helena was IN rho
"N'h hoiuinb StTNlCeS IN the
Catholic church.
Father Coopman was in town the
greater part of this week.
George l.. Ramsey Of Helena was Wis
iting his old friends in Bozeman a dav
or two last week.
Governor Smith was i'm the CITY on
Thursday and visited his old friends
during the day.
Mrs. J.. c.. Aud OF Helena was a guest
OF Mrs. c. f. Sutton this week.
Congressman Hartman spent Sunday
at home taking a well earned rest of
about "a hours.
II. III. Sappfngton of Sappington was
In the city this week for a day or two
Mrs. Emery has been very sick tnis
week. but is a little better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Ellis spent a day
or two in Butte last week.
Sherman Phillips left on Thursday
morning for a business trip to Chicago. |
Rev. E.. w. King and family are Wis
iting in the city.
Mrs. ". A. Cockrill spent the week
at the ranch near central park.
John Henderson returned home on
Thursday morning from a business trip
to Iowa.
Mrs. Green and daughter, Miss Fam
ME Green. of Tacoma, Wash, are Wis
1ting Mrs. f. G.. b. Hill on Church
street for a few days.
Rev. j. w. TAFT has returned from
the conference at Sheridan. having re-
manned over for several days to at