The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-09

den, Mrs. Erick. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. GIL
| bert Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Leggatt, Mrs.
Steel, Miss Steel, Miss Galloway, Mrs
Or. Grigg, Mis-. McClaggin and Mrs
Grey. They spent a delightful time
in card playing, after which elegant re-
freshments were served, when the
ladies departed for their homes, resolv-
ing that the whist club should meet at
| least twice month at the gardens.
Will III. Clark. proprietor of the Great
Falls hotel, visited friends in the city
| last week.
Miss Wright and Miss Marchion,
members of Anacondas efficient corps
of school teachers, were in Butte yes
terday for a few hours.
j. ii. LeySon has gone to his ranch in
Madison county. Before ne left he gave
dinner to several of his gentlemen
friends at the ,McDermott
Miss Hickman entertained few
members of the Shannon-Kelcey COM
pany Thursday evening. Those present
We're: The Misses Strasburger, Thorn
ton, Foster, Busch. Black, Senator
Clark. Messrs. Fine, Bacon, Busch,
Drake, Foster, Judge Clark, Selleno
Largely. LeBeau, Carr and Mr.. and Mrs.
PasSmore.
One of the pleasant events of the
week was poster party given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. A. T. Morgan at
her cosy home, 534 West Galena street,
in honor of the Misses Scallon, who are
visiting in the city. Progressive euchre
furnished the amusement of the after
noon, handsome posters being given as
the prizes. The first prize, The Dane
ing Girl" was won by Miss Young;
the second prize, 'The Yale" was won
by Miss Black, and the third. Scene
From the DEVILS Auction" by Miss
Theo Russell. The young ladies who
participated in the very enjoyable af-
fair were: Miss Thornton, the Misses
Foster, Miss Leggat, Miss Arnold, Miss
Patton. Miss Russell, Miss Largely,
Miss Marks, Miss Black, Miss LeBeau
Miss Barrett, Miss Hanson, Miss Jennie
Sullivan, Miss Young, Miss Thomas of
Anaconda, Miss Radley of New York,
Miss Montague, Miss Doty, Miss Sand
ers, Miss Holland and the Misses Seal
lon.
THE Moth and the Flame" was wit
messed by select party Thursday, who
occupied alcove boxes in the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Harris We're
host and hostess. The party was in
honor of Mr.. Gray of Chicago. A
Dutch lunch was served in the Butte
Cafe after the theater. The party in
cluded Mrs. w. Nee. White. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. " Long, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Connell. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cotter, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Lavelle, Miss Radley
of New York, Miss Young, Miss Pierce,
Mr.. Gray of Chicago, Mr.. Heinze, Mr..
Machines, Senator Mantle and Mr..
Cunningham of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Torrey of Mis-
souri, were the guests of Colonel and
Mrs. ]. III. Curtis early in the week.
Miss Broadwater and Miss Wood
have returned to Helena.
MIR. and Mrs. George Gemmel have
returned from Jerome, AriZ.
]. B. Welcome has returned from
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Siebenaler are
touring the park.
About so ladies enjoyed the hospital.
ity of Mrs. Thomas Lavell Friday after
noon at the Lavelle home in West Park.
The occasion was in honor of Miss Rad
ley of New York, who is visiting Butte
friends, the guest of Mrs. M. J. Con-
nell The parlors were exquisitely
adorned with flowers, fresh from the
hot houses.
The fresh gowns of the ladies rivaled
in beauty and fascination the elegance
and beauty of the floral display. 1t
was a scene Of animation. Progressive
euchre was the contending element and
indeed the battle was waged to "a royal
finish, for the prizes were of the rich
order cut, glass and kindred bric-a-