The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-24

from New York.
Miss Lucy will return to New York
to-day.
Mrs ]. C. C. Thornton and her daugh-
tiers will go to New York to-day.
Miss Morse will return to her home in
Boston this week
Mrs. j V. Long gave a luncheon
Thursday in honor of the Misses DAILY of
Anaconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris leave for New
York to-day.
Miss Patrick has returned to Chicago.
The Entire Nous club is arranging an
elaborate affair for this week at Rem
shaw hall.
MISS Lena Campana, who visited her
friend in the country, Mrs. S. A. Mel
son, has returned
David Il. Browne, collector of Gus
toms, came up from Great Falls Thurs
day.
Mrs T. H. Rea of Bozeman was Wis
itor in Butte early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Lenning of Basin
We're in the city the first of the week
Miss Gavin of Great Falls visited
Butte friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Kelley of Elk
horn visited friends day last week.
Arthur Needham. one of the leaders
OF Whitehall society, spent a day here
last week
George NJ. Bourquin, the attorney,
has returned from Helena and will
make Butte his home.
Mrs, John r. Bapty has returned
from Ogden, where she visited her
mother.
Dr. Warren of Warm Springs was in
town a day last week
M. j. Connell has returned from a
brief visit to New York.
H. l.. Frank has returned from an
extended Eastern visit.
A. H. Lovey. the clever ist on The
Salt Lake Herald. enjoyed his vacation
in Butte.
Mrs. K. l.. Clinton and children, who
spent the summer in Anderson, ILL.,,
visiting friends and relatives. have re-
turned and are at home in Walker
Vile. Consequently the legal luminarY
of the hill city government is exceed
ingly glad.
On Sunday evening at o'clock Rev.
f.. ]. Groeneveld united in the bonds of
matrimony Carl A. Pfaf and Miss
Helen Maxner, both ellknown resi-
dents of Butte. In a few days Mr.. and
Mrs. Pfaff will be ready to receive their
friends in their home on West Broad
way.
w E. Gaily. the popular young
blonde who looks after the interests of
Standards circulating department in
Anaconda, and Miss Isabelle Tracy, a
hood has resided in Anaconda and
made lasting friends of everybody
within the range of her extended ac-
quaintance. We're married last Monday
noon a the First Presbyterian church
of this city by the pastor Rev f. j.
Groeneveld. 4 few intimate acquaint-
ances witnessed the ceremony and the
party set down to a wedding break
fast, after which Mr. and Mrs. Gailv
left for Salt Lake to spend the honey
moon. 1t is a large circle of friends
that extends to Mr.. and Mrs. Gaily sim
cere wishes Of a long, prosperous and
happy life together.
Ed Cooney, M. p, is in the city from
Great Falls, getting acquainted again
with his old Butte friends.
w. A. Clark has returned from the
East.
Alderman Bausman and wife left
Monday for a six weeks trip in the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haldorn have re-
turned from the East.
Mrs, j. f. Morse, Mrs. j. F. Bishop
and Miss Jeane Bishop of Dillon visit
ed in Butte Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kelly of Great Falls
spent several days in Butte last week.
Mrs A. H. Mitchell of Warm Springs
was in Butte day during the week.
j. A. Mulcahy, popular young So
NltlN SidI, was up HUN itNtl l<odSC
last week.
Fred j. Sterling. formerly of Helena,
recently clerk in the Butte hotel. is now
exchange clerk in Clark Bros bank.
Miss Isadora Dowden. the angel of
mercy whose mission IS to minister to
the wants of the destitute, came over
from Helena Tuesday
Mrs. j. c. DerkS of Anaconda spent
a few days with friends in Butte last
week
George Casey has gone to Winnipeg
to visit his sister, Mrs. Charles Beecher.
Miss Myrtle Mahoney of Missoula is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. James Tyack
of this city.
Mrs. Featherly has gone to DaVen-
port Iowa. to reside.
Mrs. ]. H. Duffy of Anaconda, wife
of the prosecuting attorney of Deer
Lodge county, visited Butte friends last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II Nolan of Anaconda
were Butte visitors this week.
w. S. Hartman, brother of the con
gresham, came over from Bozeman
last week
Professor Firtch has gone to San
Francisco to meet the soldiers.
The theater afforded a brief season
of pleasure during the week. and the
ladies, since they saw "A Breezy Time
declare it to be the pest performance
tnat IL mas Deen their good fortune to
witness in many moons. Manager Nc
Farland wore a huge bouquet of sweet
peas Tuesday night.
The Columbia Gardens continue to be
the popular resort for families and
other parties who enjoy an afternoons
outing in the hills. The beautiful flow
err beds have lost none of their charm
Notwithstanding the season is getting
late. The place still retains its lowell
ness and Butte appreciates the oppor-
tunity it affords for recrea ton. Next
summer the gardens will be put in con-
dition so that they will rival anything
of the kind in the northwest. Manager
Wharton has said so, and that is suf-
ficent
The united X. of p. lodges of this city
entertained their friends of the grand
lodge of the state very handsomely
during the latter's visit in this city
last week. The ball at Renshaw hall
Wednesday was a brilliant affair and
attended by a great many of Butte's
best people. The occasion of the grand
lodge session here will be remembered
by those who participated as one of the
grandest events in the history Of the
order In this state.
St. Patrick'S church was well filled