The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-09

| the West Side Card club on Friday
evening at their home on Upper Maple
street.
| c. E. Atwater of Butte was the guest
of Charles Penny at THE Triumph of
Love- at the Margaret on Wednesday
| evening.
Mrs. George Douglas and her daugh-
ter, Miss Virginia Douglas. returned
early in the week from 10 days visit
to Mrs. Hiram Weise HiXon at ner
pretty home in Helena.
Ennis Snyder, son of DR.. N. S. Sny-
der, left Tuesday evening for st. Louis
where he will visit with his aunt for
some months. Before returning to his
home in this city he will be the guest
of relatives in Kentucky.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vance Newmayer,
who has been spending the past six
| weeks in Anaconda training the merl-
bers of THE Triumph of Love- COM
pany. left yesterday afternoon for
Butte, where she will remain several
weeks. To Mrs. Newmayer the great
est credit is given for the success CT
! the entertainment on Wednesday even
| ing.
Mrs. J. H. Durston and Miss Durston
spent Easter Sunday in Butte, where
they attended the morning service at
the Episcopal church. returning to
their home in this city in time for din
ner.
st. Marks guild will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
George w. Reynolds at her apartments
at the Montana
One of the most delightful house
holds in the city at the present time
is that of F. V. Hurley on upper Lo-
Gust street, where five young men are
keeping bachelors hall' during the
absence of Mrs. Hurley in the East.
They are the envy of some of the less
fortunate men. who will be only too
ready and willing to console them
when they break up their now pleas
ant quarters. The lucky ones are
Messrs. f. V. Hurley, Matter, Bailey,
Boxer and LaRose.
Mrs William M. Montgomery, who
met with a serious accident a couple of
weeks ago, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S. Ellsworth
and son Junius will leave on Wednes-
day afternoon for Denver where they
will reside in the future. Mrs. Mes
| mith sister of Mrs. Ellsworth. who has
been in the city visiting for the past
month, will accompany them.
Mrs. William NJ. Tuohy gave a most
enjoyable theater party on Wednesday
evening to kraemer and Florence
Tuohy. Miss Ruth King and Master
Harry Donahoe.
Mrs. Dugan of Butte was the guest
of Mrs. H. F. Collins several days last
week and attended the performance
given at the theater on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. William M. Tuohy has been the
| guest of Mrs. McC. White while in
Butte a few days during the past week.
Judge William H. Dewitt and wife
| and son, Rumley, and sister. Miss
Rumley, will remove to their new home
on West Broadway, Butte, in the
| course of the next 10 days. They will
be greatly missed by their many
friends in Anaconda, who very much
regret their departure from here.
| On Wednesday evening one of the
| most enjoyable theater parties that
witnessed the performance of The
Triumph of Love" was that composed
of Messrs. Hurley, Bailey, Matter and
LaRose.
Mrs Charles H Williams entertained
the Thursday afternoon card club at
her pretty home on upper Hickory
street yesterday afternoon. The club
was to have met with Mrs. Williams
on Thursday afternoon of this week,
but Mr.. and Mrs. Williams leave the
| first of the week for Seattle, Wash,
| where they will remain for several
months. They will visit other cities of
| the coast before returning to their An
| acOnda home.
The home of Miss Viola Powell was
! the scene of a very pleasant entertain
| ment on Thursday evening. After the
| party was over the occasion was dis
| covered to be the birthday of the young
! lady and also that of Mr.. Gerald, the
| honored guest. The evening was spent
in different amusements and a number
| of very good flashight pictures were
| taken of the group. Delicious refresh
| ments We're served and at a late hour
the guests departed, all voting an ex-
| cellent time. Those present were
Misses Viola Powell Harriet Mclean
Anna Simms, Pernina Darby, Lelah
| McAdans. LOrenne Smith, Marie How
| ard and Olive Kaufman; Messrs. Earl
Gerald Charles Mclean. S. c. Ackin
r. Blade, Tom Yule, o. F. johnson and
| Anthony McAdams.