The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-26

The season of Lent which is upon
us has given a halt to all amusements
in the line of parties. and the gay de-
voices of society are now the devout
of the church. The amusement which
is open to all and which will have no
postponement is the ever fascinating
sleignlng party, and their numbers are
legion. A few clubs maintain their
usual weekly meetings, and will con-
tinue in their routine not extensively
festive, but striving to modify the Sc
verify of the sober period. The liter
airy club for ladies is making grand
strides in its work and is source Of
satisfaction to those in it's membership
and reflects much credit on the ladies
TO whose energy it owes it's existence
and it's usefulness. The ensuing year
will make its influence more widely
felt and its course of instruction more
varied. The musical club is also ad
vancing and doing excellent work. The
numerous card clubs are methods of
limiting the number to congenal people
and to avoid a crush also to those in
a certain neighborhood.
John CAVITY has leased the cottage
belonging to Attorney Rogers on Maple
street and will take immediate posses
sion.
Miss Evans was a Butte visitor Tues
day and remained as the guest of Miss
DeWolfe until Wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. c. Thomas is still improving
though confined to the house and not
wholly conValescent.
William Haywood of Helena was in
Anaconda the early part of the week.
Mr.. Kelley and wife and sister of
Butte were at the Montana Tuesday,
Mrs. Kelley was formerly frequent
visitor in Anaconda as Miss Catherine
Finn, whose talent as a musician was
in great demand.
John Forbes of Butte spent some time
last week in the city attending to legal
business.
A cable message from Mrs. Marcus
DAILY announces the safe arrival of the
family at the Bermudas Monday.
Francis E. Sergeant was an Ana
conda visitor Monday on a business
trip Mrs. Sergeant and sister and a
niece of the family. who accompanied
them on their journey, remained at
Coronado, Southern California
Mrs. William Dewitt spent the day
in Butte Wednesday,
Miss Margaret O'Reagan will be the
guest of Mrs. D. ]. Hennessy in Butte
after March /, when she will take her
departure from Anaconda. Miss O'Rea-
gan will be great loss to musical and
society circles in this city, where she
has been decided favorite. AS organ
list of St Paufs church her services
were IN constant demand
St. Marks Guild will meet with Mrs.
S. A. kennicot of Locust street Tues
day afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Ida OBannon went to Butte
Friday evening to remain over Sunday
as the guest of Mrs. j. McWhite
The rehearsals for the operetta 1.-THE
Triumph of Love- to be given after
Lent are proving to be a source of in
terest to great number of the child
rem as we'll as the grown people. The
chorus for the little people includes
Jos little girls. Mrs. Elizabeth Vance
Neumayer. who conducts the operetta,
has been for many years successful
dramatic teacher in San Francisco
now owns the copyright and produces
this entertainment. The music is very
tuneful and catchy and the dialoeua
bright: the cOstuming is becoming and
the affair gives promise of being a
great success.
Mrs. S. A. kennic0t was Butte Wis
itor Friday.
William j. Scallon was an Anaconda
visitor over Sunday and visited with
friends in the city. He leaves shortly
for San Francisco. where he will rceid a
in the future.
Judge William w. Dixon of Butte was
at the Montana the fore part of the past
week.
Mrs A. G.. MacCallum entertained the
Neighborhood Euchre club at her home