The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-08
In Butte.

gayest, perhaps, in the history of the
city. The winter does not promise as
much of a lively nature in the social
way. More and more each year the So
ciety people of Butte are found to be at
home in the summer time and at some
resort in the winter. So the summer is
getting to be the season for social
gayety here rather than the winter.
There We're two large parties in this
city last week. One was the party
given at the Golf club on Tuesday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Clark.
1t was an exceedingly brilliant affair
and successful in every respect. The
floor of the club house is delightful for
dancing, the refreshments were excel
lent and the music enhancing. There
were about 100 guests.
The other large party of the week
was that given Saturday evening at the
McDermott hotel by F. A. Heinze in
honor of Miss Whitney, sister of Mrs.
Carlos Warfield, who is in the city, the
guest of Mrs. J. K. Heslet. 1t was
superb party in all respects and very
largely attended.
Mrs. Ramsey and Miss Rodley, who
have been guests of Mrs. NJ. ]. Connell
during the summer. left Wednesday for
their home in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Noyes have re
turned to Spokane after an extended
visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. May Neidenhofen and Miss
Maud Talbot of Columbia Falls are
| visiting friends in Butte.
James A. Murray returned Wednes-
| day from Arizona.
J. H. Vivian has returned from a trip
| to New York and Boston and was ac-
| companied on his return by Mrs. Wv
| ian and children, who spent the SUM
| mer at Milwaukee,.
| John McGinnis will leave to-day. for
| San Francisco to meet his mother and
| sister.
Mrs. Eckles of Salt Lake is the guest
| Of her sister. Mrs Walter. Lewis.
The Misses DAILY spent few days IN
| Butte this week. the guests of Mrs.
| ~ j. Murray and the peerless Miss
| Murray.
! Mrs. Forbis Of Spokane is the guest of
| her son, James w. Forbis.
| Mrs. Sam Johnston has moved in
| from the Fish creek ranch for the Win
| ter
Miss Mary Pillsbury has returned to
the city for the winter and is the guest
of Mrs. John c. Norvell of 419 West
Galena street.
The following is a list of the presents
at the McCarty- Mcneil wedding few
days ago: Diamond ear rings and pin.
groom $ gill W tllS' pIllS... lapCotiS I'll
tains. Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Martin. DAY.
export Florence and R. G.. McNeel; SO
pieces china, Anna II. Butler; Limogs
fish set DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Newton;
handsome antique oak sideboard, the
city firemen; bronze clock, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. Scheffel,
Joseph p. Callan, G.. A. Small. John J.
easy chalr Hon. J. A. Clifford: cut
glass water bottle and half dozen
| tumblers. boys of the city engineers
office; bon bon spoon, w. b. Mcneil
of Washington. D. c.; hard coal stove,
Paul Kingston; silver soup spoon, Mrs.
Maggie Thompson: cut glass berry
bowl, Jessie Wharton; American
beauty roses. Marion Bacon; clock. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Pincus; silver card re-
ceiver Anna t.. Medin; handsome chair,
Messrs. Brownfield and Canty; center
piece for dining table. c. Kara tofsky;
silver milk pitcher, butter dish and
! molasses pitcher, J. A. Shinnck: parlor
lamp, Amelia and Alma Scheffel: tray
cloth Will T. Guthrie and Will II.
Lewis: towels and perfume, Mrs. Cath
| arine Martin OF Park City. Utah: silver
| tea set, Mr.. and Mrs Ed Wright and
| Joseph Carney. set soup spoons, set
| teaspoons, set dessert spoons, set steel
knives and forks and carving set, DR..
| n. II. Clifford; cigars, Freddie. Howard
| and Leslie Scheffel: Copenhagen rose
| Jar, Octavius Hight and John w. Fair
| field; mother Of pearl handled carving
set, Mr.. and Mrs Tim Farrell, Pocatelie.
| Idaho: still life painting, Mrs. Gabrielle
Martin: flower piece. John NJ. Farrell:
| chamber set DR. r. NJ Clifford. Boston:
cuspidor Nettie Scheffel; cut glass wat
er pitcher and dozen tumblers and two
| cut glass vases, John j. Lavelle. James
Leyden, William McCrath. Charles Ray
and J. ]. Murphy: dozen berry forks,
]. f LevEon: oxidiZed silver rose jar,
Tommy Newton: $40 gold piece, James
Shinnick.
Mr. and Mrs. H A. Henterick of St.
Louis have arrived in Butte and are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Phil Hamill.
Mrs. M. Slater very plea ente"-
tanned number of friends last Friday
evening in honor of the ed anniversary
of her marriage Miss Marchion was
the lucky winner of the prize of honor
and Mrs Rufus Nellie of Chicago won
the consolation prize.
A very pleasant surprise party was
| rendered Miss Annie Chellew at her
| home, 730 North Montana street, on
! Friday evening by the NJ. B. club. The
| young people had very DELIGHTFUL
| time in playing many games and was
| entertained by the String Bean quar-
| tette who rendered many appropriate
| musical selections, after which a dainty
| luncheon was served. Those present
| were: Misses Agatha Richards,
| blanche Reed. Tillie Trenerry, Frances
| Dunn. Alma Trenerry, Lizzie Hardi-
man. Carrie Phillips and Annie Chel-
| lew. Messrs Archie Reynolds, John
! Thomas, Jack Ralph, Percy May. Tom
| Iawrey, Dan Mcleod. Earl Gilbert,
George Van Wart. Elliott HOPKINS;
Eide Van Wart. Fred Pcpa. Richard
! Dunstan Will Hughes, Lou Thomas,
! Walter Adams and VIII Chellew.
| Robert Tngle left yesterday FOR
i months visit to his home IN Holgate,
| Ohio. ,.,.,
Logan Mcdonald. wife and little
daughter, after four months VISIT to
| Utah, are welcomed back to South
Butte by their hosts OF friends
! The Epworth league of the south
i Butte NJ f. church is preparing to en-
terrain friends at birthday party on
| Tuesday evening, Oct. II.
! The Girls Good Time club met at
! the home of Miss Gladys Bowen FrldaS
| 10 themselves the