The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-30
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge. Oct. es.-The last meet
ing OF the Woman's club for the pres
ent month was held at the home OF
Mrs. Theodore Brantly on Tuesday ev-
ening last, n most of the members
were present. The meeting was an en-
tertaining and enjoyable one. many in
teresting papers being read. Among
them. one by the hostess. on The Dec
laration Of War with Spain and Pro-
gress of Hostilities," which was full
of valuable information. Miss Augusta
Galbraith also read a paper on SAM
tary Conditions Existing In Havana.
Cuba" which was followed by one
from Mrs. J. G. %Shaubut. on "Cuban
Cities" and one by Miss Lizzie Hyde
on 'Fitz Hugh Lee: His G%eneralship."
etc, which was highly entertaining.
The club proposes to get Mrs. Williams,
a Shakespearian reader of New York.
to deliver a portion of her repertoire
here in the lea future. n has re-
quested the club president. Mrs. j. II.
Owings. TO cooperate with the Kings
Daughters in bringing her to Deer
Lodge. Mrs. J. NJ. Simpson was hos
en- critic for the meeting and ably fill
ed the position.
Mrs. A. w. McCune. jr.. with her
baby. who had been visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Menard. in
Deer Lodge, for a couple of weeks.
went to Butte the latter part of last
week for a visit with friends. from
which place she will go on to Salt Lake,
where she and her husband will reside
permanently.
On Tuesday evening a number of
young friends Of Miss Grace Allen gave
a surprise party In ono OF that young
lady at the home OF her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Haskell. on
NffSua.trf wanna II u a nloa 40 nj af-
fair Inc the evening full OF enjoyment
for those participating. 1t was also
given as a farewell party to Miss Grace.
who expects to caves shortly to join her
mother in Chicago. where she will re-
side for the winter. Those Joining in
the festivities were: Misses Annie
B~ielenberg. Ella Marcum. May and Kit
tie Mcmahon, Theodore Stackpole, r.
enc Robinson. lean Haskell. m
Messrs. Emery McPhail. Lee Williams,
Kennedy Trippet. Writ Robinson, Willie
Albee. Charlie and Harry Strickland.
Several of our young men have form
ed a dancing club. which is to be known
as the Social Dancing club. They gave
their first dance of the season on Fri
day night. II was well attended.
ii. I. Harrison n bride. Miss Au-
gusta May of Texas. who were married
In Anaconda last Monday by the Rev.
]. A.. Jenkins. have taken up their res
idence In the house formerly occupied
by II. d.. Lear and family.
Mr.. n Mrs. r. q. Humber receiv-
ed letters from their son Hart. who has
been in Alaska for the past two years,
telling them he o not be home this
fall. as anticipated.
H.. II. Zenor was in Butte on a short
business trip this week.
Miss Evelyn Van Gundy OF West
Deer Lodge went to Butte on Monday
for a few days visit with friends.
Mrs. s. f.. Larabie and daughter.
Miss Sue. were Butte visitors Friday
and Saturday of last week.
Henry Imkamp. who recently died at
his home In ST. Louis. Mo-. was an old
pioneer of Montana, and had many
friends in this section.
Miss Mabel Beaumont has taken a
position in the Northern Pacific express
office.
j. II. Harrington has moved his fam
lily down from Emery to winter in
Deer Lodge.
Mrs. J. A. johnson and son. Hal.
went up to Anaconda last Saturday
morning for a short visit with Mr..
Johnson and friends.
J. X. Wells, an old-time Granite
| county man, was In the city from Gar
net Wednesday. Mr.. Wells is a n
date for assessor Of Granite county on
the democratic ticket.
Mrs. NJ. A. Woodward went to Ana
conda Wednesday to make a visit 20
her children. Mrs. James Self and Mrs.
Charles Aspling and their families and
friends.
Mrs. Joseph w. whitworth n chill
dren spent last Saturday n Sunday
visiting friends at Race Track.
Mrs. william Coleman went to Butte
last Wednesday to attend the funeral
OF Miss Susie Thoroughman.
Mrs. +. II. Woody. wife of Judge
Woody OF Missoula. came up on the
morning train last Monday to attend
the funeral of Spencer Johnson. with
whose family Mrs. Woody had been a
longtime friend.
There will be a Halloween party al
the College of Montana on the evening
OF October 81. 20 which a large numhei
of our young folks are invited.
A. ID. Peck. accompanied by his wife
drove down from Anaconda Thursday
afternoon and visited until FrijIy with
friends.
President Martin of the College OF
Montana went to Livingston last sat
u-day and held religious services In
hat city on Sunday.
A rvmber OF friends OF Mrs. 4. X
Ecwden gave that lady a farewell sur
prise party last Saturday night at heI
home. corner of Third and ID streets
The guests carried with them basket,
filled with all kinds of delicacies fol