The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20

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Musical and card clubs. with several
parties wherein were introduced novel
entertainments I'm amusements and re-
freshments. with also two evenings for
the theater. However. the great event
OF the week was the advent OF the num-
Der of prtty girls under the guise of the
Teachers institute. The euchre and
dancing, following the reception given
for them at the Montana Thursday
evening. furnished the occasion for a
display of handsomely gowned women;
and good music enabled those who
cared to dance 70 indulge In that
amusement. The ball room. filled to it's
capacity. attested the popularity OF
hat feature Of the evening. The par
lors contained Is table of euchre play
ers. who contended for six beautiful
prizes. which were finally awarded
after many times cutting cards. the
players being skilled in such an equal
manner. to the following: Games, first
prize, n beautiful Bohemian cut glass
vase. Mrs. Corey: second. n bronze pic
ture frame. Mrs. Charles II. Williams;
third. gold bronze photograph frame,
Mrs. l.. G.. Smith; fourth. n gold jewel
case. lined with red satin, Miss May
shea. Greatest number OF stars In
euchre. first prize. MaJolica jardiniere.
Miss Ames; first prize for gentlemen.
clock and thermometer, u. w. Bresna-
han. The corridors and reception rooms
were completely filled with those who
were enjoying the music, which was
excellent. without caring to enter into
dancing or card playing for further en-
t~ertainment.
Miss Ethel Thomas was a Butte visi-
tor on Thursday, where she remained
over night with friends. returning to
her HON in this city the day follow
ing.
j. - Keppler. who has been in the
East for the past few weeks. returned
"A few days since to Anaconda.
MIR. and Mrs. j.. Ross Clark spent
several days the past week in Butte
visiting relatives. and were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark at the
cotillion given by them In their home
on West Granite street on Wednesday
evening.
+. w. c. whyte of Belt was a visitor
I'm the city during the week. Mrs.
Whyte and son. Keith Karrick. will
shortly arrive i'm this city to spend a
few weeks at the Montana.
J. II. Boarman Ii rapidly recovering
from a recent severe attack of pneu-
monia. TO the delight of his many
friends.
George II. Hill of Helena is spending
several days In Anaconda.
Mrs. a. w. Greeley. who has made
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other Eastern cities. returned TO her
home In this city on Thursday.
Judge William w. Dixon was a Wis
itor in Helena for a few days the past
week.
Miss Rumley. who has been the guest
of Mrs. J.. II. Durston and Miss Ours
ton at their pretty home on the cor
ner of Fifth and Hickory for the past
three weeks. Is now visiting her sister.
Mrs. William II. Dewitt. at the Mon-
tana.
Mrs. william NJ. Tuohy entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Nee. white at her home
on Fifth and Hickory streets last Sun
day. returning to Butte with them on
Monday.
Miss Ethel Thomas OF South Locust
street gave a party Tuesday afternoon
60 the Ladies' Euchre club. OF whom
she had been a frequent quest, and
took this method Of showing her APP
probation. The decorations of the
house We're in Oriental style. even the
tally cards being sent from China by
a missionary friend who has Ions been
stationed In that country. The house
was brilliantly lighted with lanterns
and every nook N corner was a re-
minder of the bright and cheerful col
oring typical of the orient. Miss
Thomas and Miss Whitley received the
guests as they entered. but were ably
matronized by Mrs. r. G. Thomas, Who
is an adept in such functions. After
the requisite number 81 games had been
played and he prizes distributed. de-
licious refreshments were served. The
fortunate winners OF prizes being. for
the first prize. Mrs. c. H.. Williams. a
handsomely framed Chinese picture:
Mrs. William Mynn Thornton m Mrs.
Cohen cutting for the second prize. a
beautiful terra Gotta jardiniere orna-
mented with dragons. This fell to
Mrs. Thornton.
o on Tuesday evening Miss Thomas
entertained several of her friends at a
euchre party.
Charles X. Hickey has rented his
house on Hickory street and will re-
move to the John :. Hickey residence
on THE Hill' Wednesday Of this week.
Mrs. william w. Dixon entertained at
luncheon Friday at the Montana Miss
Grace Cullen Of Helena. Miss Ida
O'Bannon and Miss McGlnnls OF Chica-
go. who is the guest of her brother,
John McGinnis of Butte. and while in
Anaconda Of Mrs. Frederick w. Peck
over. who was also a guest at the
luncheon.
Miss Grace Cullen Of Helena was the
guest OF Mrs. william w. Dixon during
the past week and attended the ball
at the Montana IN Thursday evening.
The Lowland club has elected for Off
GERS for the ensuing year: A. c. Mae
Callum. president: @. Il. Winston. sec
rotary and a Lewis c. Cole
man. c. T. Malcolmson. T. J. Kelley. T..
L. Kunkel and j. c. O'Connor. execu-
tive committee. Patronesses as follows:
Mrs. William Mynn Thorpton, Mrs. l.
G.. Smith. Mrs. J. H. Durston. Mrs.
George W. Reynolds. Mrs. Francis r.
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