The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-03
In Bozeman.

Bozeman, Sept. Mrs. Joseph Walsh
entertained a number of friends at her
home on Lindley street last Friday
evening in honor of Miss Dorothy SUI
prenant of Butte. The garden was fes-
TONED with Chinese lanterns strung
from the boughs of the trees and pre-
sented very pleasing sight. A tent
had been provided for the gentlemen
and cigars and other things so fasci-
mating to man were generously pro-
Vided, and at several points comfort
able hammocks We're swung for the 3c-
commodation of the ladies. For time
the guests played the old fashioned
game of drop the handkerchief and en-
joyed similar amusements beneath the
trees in the garden, and later on ad-
journed to the house, where a potato
walk was INDUCED in. The participants
had to balance a potato at the end of
small spoon and also dance with
gracefulness. There was BOBBY and
two other prizes provided, Charles
Chisholm winning the first prize, a
handsome paper cutter, while Miss Luce
secured the second. a pretty collar
buckle, and Miss Lucy Kinney the
BOBBY prize, an iron spoon. The re-
mainder of the evening was passed
with dancing and music and the en-
joyment of the delicious refreshments
provided. Those present were the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen: Misses
Flowers, Mackenzie, Alice Gage, Luce,
Mary Gage, Lucy Kinney, Ruffner,
Winnifred Kinney, Florence Foster,
Lula Fisher, MaXey, Billiard, Maud
Martin, Anceney, and Messrs. Patton,
Maxey. Mendenhall. Charles Chisholm,
Fred Wilson. Robert Chisholm. Duffen,
Mackenzie, Hoffman, Cobleigh. Hall,
Jackson. H. Howard, Leslie Gage, War
rem, Louis Howard DR.. Whitefoot
Mrs. Charles S. Hartman entertained
a number of ladies on Wednesday af-
ternoon of this week at her home on
Central avenue. The hostess amused
her guests in quite unique way. Each
lady was given 10 or - questions, which
had to be answered with the initial let
ter of her Christian and surname as
the first letters of.-the answer. The
guests proved themselves to be quite
adept at this game and number had
to cut in order to find out to whom
the prize was due. Mrs. j. w. Mardls
finally carried off a pretty mirror as
a souvenir of the occasion and a me-
mento of her prowess. Refreshments
OLA light and dainty character were
served to the guests.
h. Little Miss Josephine Kountz gave a
party to number of little girl friends
on Thursday afternoon of this week
at the home of her parents on Church
street The young people played games
and enjoyed themselves immensely all
the afternoon. Refreshments of a de-
licous character We're served to the
little guests during the afternoon.
Miss Marian Cooper gave a Juvenile
party on Saturday afternoon last to
about so of her little friends. The event
took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Cooper on Main street. The
young people played various games be-
meath the beautiful shade trees and
enjoyed a most pleasant afternoon
There were about so little boys and
girls to partake of Miss Mariam's hos
pitalty and enjoy the delicious refresh
ments prepared for them. The party
was very pretty one, especially to
onlookers. as nearly all the little girls
were dressed in white and the boys
tried to look as pretty as the girls did.
On Friday afternoon last Mrs. Thorn
as Lewis entertained a number of la
dies at her residence on Main street in
honor of Miss Burchard. In spite of
the many parties that annually take
place in Bozeman it is seldom that two
use the same mode of entertainment
for their guests, and consequently each
hostess has to hunt up or invent some
new game. Mrs. Lewis passed cards
around to each guest upon which a
picture of some kind had been pasted
on, the several pictures representing
the title of some well known book The
pictures in most instances gave but lit
tie clue to the answer desired. How
ever, at the close of the afternoon Miss
Bogert was found to be the winner #
the prize, book, with quite a number
of correct guesses on her card After
the prize was won refreshments con-
sisting of chicken salad biscuits, cheese
straws, ice cream, cake and coffee were
served to the guests, of whom the fol-
lowing were among those present: Mes
danes Lamme, Walter Cooper, CHS
holm, J. w. Mardis, l.. A. Luce, f. r.
Lewis, John A. Luce, L. S. Wilson, S.
Ruffner, Mcpherson, Hart, Armstrong.
Pitts, J. p. Martin, Miss Bogert and
others.
The mysterious society named the V.
d. O. n. society were entertained by
Mrs. Lester S. Wilson at luncheon last
Saturday A delicious luncheon was
served about 1870, after which the la
dies enjoyed a few hours in social con-
versation. Those present a. members
of the club were Mesdames Armstrong,
Thomas Lewis, George Wilson ard
Miss Burchard, and Mrs. +. r, Lamme
and Mrs. F. A. Fielding We're the
guests.
lie ldSt VI HUH JUN w tti9@i "
Miss Bawden of Fort Scott. Kan, took
place at the home Of the bride at Fort
Scott last Thursday. Mr.. Walsh mas
been a resident of Pnzeman for a num-
Der of years and a prominent business
man and a general favorite in society
circles. His marriage, although sur
prise to many. was not altogether un-
expected, and the best wishes for sue
cessful trip were extended to him be-
hn CT W cd Tho 10
will return to aBozeman about the 10th
Of September, when it is expected their
numerous friends will give them a
hearty welcome.
A jolly party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Stowe. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter,
Mrs. Lynde and Mr.. Boyce spent Sun
day picnicking near Salesville on the
West CaIIatin rivar