The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-22
In Butte.

Of the most enjoyable, as well as most
social affairs in Butte's his
tory was the party given by Mr.. n
Mrs. John II. Davis on Tuesday even
In honor of their fifteenth wedding
anniversary. The beautiful residence
at Excelsior venue and Granite street
brilliantly Illuminated. and the
guests found the interior "A YER
liable bower of beauty. Exquisite taste
had been displayed in the decoration.
mantels were covered with roses
asparagus ferns, and the chande-
Tiers with smilax. White tulips. dahlias,
lilacs. sweet peas, carnations. mignon-
ette. peonies and palms were profusely
and tastefully distributed about every
room. Many bewitching new costumes
were worn by the ladies. Cards were
played until II o'clock, after which a
delicious repast was served. MIR. Thomp-
son Campbell then made a few fitting
in regard to the occasion. COM
plimenting the bride and groom on the
youthful appearance they had retained,
and expressing the fervent wish that all
would b on hand for the silver we'd
ding anniversary. Dancing was then
INDUCED I'm until a late hour, an orches-
ira furnishing music.
The anniversary gifts were wonder
fully beautiful. everything being In cut
glass. The whist prizes were also In
cut glass, and very beautiful. The first
prize. a cut glass water bottle. was won
glass whiskey jug. by A. X. Erwin. Mrs.
j. II. Vivian and Thompson Campbell
won the BOBBY prizes. The invited
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Heslet.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Weimscary. Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas La
veil. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Mediation, DIR.
and Mrs. Campbell. MIR. and Mrs. w.
Nice. White. Mr.. and Mrs. Weirick, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Schatzlein. MIR. and
Mrs. L.. O.. Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Vivian, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Walsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
cite Harrington. MIR. and Mrs. Il. T..
Calkins. Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Lynch,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.. Mcbride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gillie. Mr.. n Mrs. Carlos Warfield. Mr..
and Mrs. James Forbis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G.. Harves. Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank
Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harwood. DIR. n Mrs. Freund,
Mrs. J.. w. Reed. Mrs. Porter. Mrs. EN-
erson. Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Lowenstein,
Mrs. Bush, Messrs. A. X. Erwin, Joe
Case and J. II. Leyson.
Mrs. Charles Schatzlein gave two very
pretty ard parties during the week. on
Thursday afternoon she entertained at
euchre. There were six tables. The
first prize was won by Mrs. ~Lowenstein,
and the secon by Mrs. Day. on Fri
day afternoon she entertained at whist.
There were seven tables. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Emerson and the sec
ond by Mrs. Shaw.
Mrs. Charles n. Lane entertained a
number of friends very pleasantly at
whist on Wednesday afternoon. There
were ten tables. The first prize was
.--- =. A.. - ts ~ 5000 ~
Mrs. John Davis, and the third by Mrs.
McCrimmon.
One of the prettiest events of the
week was a birthday dinner given at
the Butte hotel Friday evening by Law
renee Harris. In honor of Miss Hattie
Young. The hotel parlors were utilized
for the occasion. and were tastefully
decorated with asparagus, sweet peas,
carnations and Easter lilies. over the
center of the table incandescent globes
shaded by "A floral canopy shed the
softest of lights. A bunch of carna-
tions stood in front of each plate. and
the place of each guest was designated
by a card resting on a pink satin bow.
Miss Young occupied the place of hon.
or on the right of the host. and Mrs
Will II. Jones of Lancaster, ohio. chap
erone of the party. sat at MIR. Harris
left. During dinner a string orchestra
d~iscoursed excellent music. and at its
COIlfiuSltn III tdplf dlb
dancing was INDUCED In. An i'm
promptu cake walk. In which Miss
Young and j. X. Haslet were voted the
winners. afforded unlimited amusement
The souvenirs Of the occasion were the
after Dime cofees of exquisite china
each in separate design. which were
presented TO the guests by Mr.
close of the dinner. The affair
was undoubtedly one of the most
unique of the season. The guests were.
Miss Young. the Misses Henrietta and
Adeline Pearce. Miss Noyes. Mrs. w
II. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Haslet
John Msginnis. Harry futile. +. Au'
gust Heinze. George A. Clark and Dan
iel Raymond.
The Silver Bow Whist club closed its
season last week, after &c weeks of play
The total scores for the season were as
follows: w. w. Walsworth. 1.2a1: u
T.. Calkins. 1923: Mrs. r. T. Mcbride
1.220: +. T. Mcbride. LISA; Mrs. Johr
T.. Davis. l.l3s: Mrs. Fayette Harring'
ton. 1.i3s: Mrs. j. II. Vivian. LES; Mrs
Reed. LIZ: Mrs. r. r. Calkins, Lis
Mrs. w. w. Walsworth. lilo. j. II
Vivian. l.lo4: II. u. Grant. 1907; Fay
cite Harrington. 1.o9e: Mrs. II. ID. Grant
l.09l: DIR. Reed, l.0sl; J. r. Davis, L.
055.
Mrs. T.. Mcclure Of No. 1i6 West sill,
yer street left last evening on a visit e
relatives in Lincoln. Neb.
Miss Gertrude Thompson of Cedal
Rapids. Iowa, is visiting her cousin
Miss France Moran of 325 South Ari
zona.
The home Of Mathew Trudgeon, l02'
East Park street. was the scene Of
pleasant party Thursday AT
ter a few hours spent in cards and mus
L.. a dainty luncheon was served. afteI
which the guests departed. declaring
Mr.. Trudgeon To he a very charming
entertainer. Those present We're: TIL
Misses Frances S~haughnessey, Grac'
Tucker. Edith Davis. Minnie Young
Sina Masterson. Mae Sh~aughnessey
Maud Hanback,. May Ellis. Ruby Hos
kins. bessie Masterson. Maud Bean
Rose Hoskins. Annie Tucker. Messrs
Reynolds. Aistadt. c. Trudgeon. Polg
lase. Redmond. Spier. Faltz. Bliss. Lew
is. Mulch. Cops. Lynch and Mr.. Trud
geon.
Great interest is being taken in tn
reorganization OF the Butte Tennis clu
---~g,z xrfff he halA Monday evening