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

religious hilarity. Friday evening there
was another heavenly outburst of must
cal ecstasy. The scene was the First
Baptist church. There the soul and
inner man went hand in hand and
played tag across succession of ban
quet boards over onto the piano ana
back again. 1t was the greeting of the
Baptist Young Peoples union. The
church was decorated handsomely with
the national colors and flowers: The
tables We're arranged in twin hollow
square and five courses were served
interspersed with music and speeches.
Here again it was demonstrated that
Butte is the home of singers. Mrs. F.
c. Bickenbach. whose voice is charm
ingly sweet, delighted the assembly
with few selections. And there We're
others. The programme was:
Overture. Mrs. F. C. Bickenbach; IN
troductory remarks, ]. e. Noftsinger;
SOLO THE Brook" Mrs. G. L. Johns;
duet w. Mclaughlin and w. McNulty;
toast, who Is That Man?' A. G. Por-
ter: solo, afterwards" Jack Thomas;
solo, "Protestations, Mrs. ]. M. FLAW
in; toast. Mr.. Davies: piano SOLO. Miss
Rena Bachus; solo, Mrs. F. c. Bleken-
bach; toast, The Sahara l.. r. Foote;
guitar solo, Miss Mamie Innes: trio, in
strumental Misses Forman and Har-
kins and Mr.. AmirauX; violin solo. w.
c. Bachelor; address, THE Cathedral of
the Rockies" J. F. MacNamee of Hell
ena.
BY way of innocent diversion the
young folks occasionally enjoy straw
ride. Tuesday night a big crowd went
out to Lyndale and had more fun than
a little" The party was made up of
Misses Riley, Weldon, O'Neill, Stevens,
O'Donnel Mccarthy. Hoban, Master
son, Mahan. OBrien, Hennessy. Har-
ris, Churchill, Thayer. Henderson,
Eerne, Schiermer, Hunt, Lawrence,
Dillon. Williams, McQuillen, O'Hara,
Archibald Courtney, Whitaker. Nc
Henry, Thompson and Messrs. Haslin.
Hancock, O'Conner, Murphy. Flood,
Dosser, Phase. Richards. ]. Flynn,
Leary Gormely, Wilson, Churchill.
Short. D. Flynn, Farmer, Cavanaugh,
Tiddy. Parker, Kelly, O'Gorman. Bay
land, Archibald- Day, Lord, McLena-
han. Shook, White, Kane, Richards and
Walters
Mrs. J. w. Gum gave a very unique
party in honor of Miss Alice Lambdin
of Helena. The guests were each given
a slip on which was the name of some
animal. Each one had to draw pic
ture of the animal named on a black
board. while the others tried to guess
from the drawings what animals were
intended to be represented and write
the names down. Some of the drawings
were quite comical and this caused con-
sidera BILE merrment. Miss Flora Muel-
Ter won the ladies' first prize and
Charles Green the gentlemen's BOBBY
prize. Master Winfield and Miss Lois
Gum, who were dressed as George and
Martha Washington, received the
guests at the door Mrs. Peter and
Mrs. Gum were also dressed in colonial
costume, and the house was decorated
with flags and bunting. Those present
were: Misses Alice Lambdin, Lottie
Prtchard. Genevieve Davis, Ella
Wright. Dorrit Ritter Ada Ritter, Flora
Mueller, Maggie Corette and Lois Gum,
Mesdames j. D. Ritter and ]. w. Gum;
Messrs. James Spencer, Charles Fiske.
Collins, West John Corette, Raymond
Rhule, Charles Green. J. w. Gum and
Master Winfield Gum.
Mrs. Thomas Nugent, who has been
visiting in Butte returned to her home
in Grand Forks Wednesday.
c. A. Hoyt has returned from his
Eastern trip of six weeks. much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Connick, who
spent two weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
J. w. Connick in this city. have return
ed to their home in Missoula.
Mrs. Joe Deyotte of West Mercury
street entertained number of her
friends Monday evening. A delicious
lunch was served and a most enjoyable
time was had.
| The Butte social club held another Of
| its very enjoyable dances last Thurs
| day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Blair. mar
| ried in Missoula last week, are at home
| in suite of rooms in the OWsley block
| in this city.
Judge and Mrs. G. B. Winston of An
aconda spent day in Butte last week.
Colonel R. L. Clinton spent few days
in Helena last week.
Pope Clark came over from Philips
burg a few days ago and Joined the
club.
Mrs. Edward Brosious of South Main
street, on last Thursday afternoon from
l to o'clock, gave a luncheon to sew
eral of her lady friends. The table was
laid in white and decorated with pinks
and ferns. The delicate vines, which
were abundant and rare, were served
on dainty hand-panted china. The,
guests We're Mrs. John Muir Mrs John
Van Hove, Mrs. c. Weingarten. Mrs
Ed Little Mrs. r. Robinson and Mrs
John P. Harrington. The occasion was
given in honor of Mrs. Ed Little, who is
one of Butte's happy brides.
Mrs. John MacNaught and son leave
this week to spend several months in
Minneapolis and other Eastern cities.
Mrs. A. j. DAVIS DELIGHTFULLY."- enter
tanned the Daughters of the American
Revolution on WashinstOn's birthday.
Miss Martha Roebel entertained a
number of her little friends Wednes-
day afternoon. the occasion being her
sixth birthday, Refreshments were
served.
Nick Frantti and Miss Lena Sweeney
We're united in marriage Friday night
by Rev. NJ. Hudtloff in the German
Lutheran parsonage.
Walter Anderson. the gay young edi-
tor of the Red Lodge Picket, visited his
Butte friends last week
At the last regular meeting of Alpha
CT. No. 40, Q. of P, held Feb. 20, the fol-
lowing officers We're installed by G. P.
{. j. c. Freeman, assisted by II. NJ.