The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-13
In Deer Lodge.

! Deer Lodge, Aug. 12-The last of a
series OF three entertainments given by
Mrs. Edward Scharnikow occurred on
Tuesday evening of this week and was
a most unique and enjoyable affair. 1t
was called park masquerade and
the ladies attended dressed as nurse
maids. while the gentlemen were cos
tuned as policemen. All wore masks.
and 1t was not only the privilege, but
duty, of everyone present to fiirt to
his or her hearts content. The parlors
were decorated with small pine trees
and chinese lanterns to represent a
miniature park in which the gay blue
coats and sweet nurse maids might
walk and talk and enjoy themselves to
the fullest extent. The house through
out was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers of every description, while a
number of the ladies present took turns
at the piano and played marches and
other airs to the accompaniment of
which those strolling in the park kept
time. A delicious luncheon Of choice
delicacies was served, and about l
O'Clock the happy throng dispersed to
their homes. The invited guests were:
Misses Mabel Beaumont, Alma Bielen-
berg, Augusta Blelenberg, Alice Cole
man, Nellie Fox, Augusta Galbraith,
. Nanci Hardenbrook, Lizzie Hyde, Flor
ence Kelley, Katherine Kohrs, Mamie
Larabie, Leila Mclean, Linnie Mon
Atague, Sheila Napton,- Yonnie Owings,
Norma Robinson, Mary. Stackpole, Cor
nelia Van Gundy, Evelena Van Gundy,
Violet Whitworth, Linda Williams
Maggie Wilson, Sue Welch, May Wood,
Jessie Humber, Lillian Humber, Emma
Truscott, Frances Esler of Helena,
Allie Lowry of Butte; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Gullette, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Whit
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Hoss, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank S. Davey, Mr.. and Mrs
F. G. Rickert; Mrs. Lou r. Hoss;
Messrs. Walter Adams, j. c. Coleman
Joseph Coleman, H. j. Corwine, James
Dawson. Eugene Funk. Frank Harmed,
Fred Irvine, William Kohrs, Don Lara
bic. w. d. Miner, William D. Mitchell
Josef Mulcahy, Percy Napton, T. w.
lam H. Vaughn, r. Waddington, A. A.
Walker, James Whitehill, Frank Whit
worth, Allen Williams, Frank Harden
brook.
Mrs. S. E. Larabie delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of lady friends at her
beautiful home on Missouri avenue
Thursday afternoon, in honor of Mrs.
A. M. Esler and daughter, Miss Fran
ces, of Helena. Refreshments We're
served, and most enjoyable time was
had. The attending guests were: Mes
DANES Ed. Scharnikow, r. G. Humber.
D. S. Fotheringham, H. B. Davis, ].
M. Boardman, c. Hoss, A. D. Hoss.
Woodward, C. w. Ramsey, L. G.
Evans. j. NJ. Simpson. Thomas Funk,
J. A. Hyde, N. ]. Bielenberg, A. d.
Peck. T. w. Catlin, H. S. Reed, ALI
Whitworth, yelling Napton, Fl. G..
Ward, II. A. Smurr, j. H. Owings NJ
l.. Kelley, r. l.. Kelley, E. S. Stack
pole, F. S. Davey, H. J. Toomey, S. X.
Davis, Maud Davis Baker, A. B. Mar
tin, G. S. Miller, j. H. Meyers, Earle.
The Alvalea club met at the home of
Miss Leila Mclean last Saturday af-
ternoon.
H. ]. Toomey went to Butte on bust
ness Tuesday
Mrs. A. M. Esler and daughter, Miss
Frances, of Helena, came over Friday
of las. week and are guests of S. e.
Larabie and family.
Joe Peterson. who has stayed with the
Emery mining camp for many years,
and hopes yet to make his fortune there.
gave birthday party to number of
his friends and relatives Wednesday
afternoon last. The Emery boys don't