The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26

club rooms of the society on East
Quartz street. About 200 people were
present, and among them were many
| society bellies and beaux. The music
| was furnished by the Nonpareil or
chestra. The latest and gayest airs
were rendered, and the dancing was
enjoyed exceedingly by everybody who
| had the good fortune to be numbered
among those present. Midway of the
dance programme a collation. was serV-
ed in the rooms, and singing follow
ed Every feature of the entertainment
was agreeably carried out, and the
young ladies are to be congratulated
upon the success of the party.
Miss Lily Dale entertained a few of
her young friends at her home on Fri
day evening. All entered heartily into
the many interesting games,- which were
interspersed with choice selections of
| music. Miss Dore Shively was the for
tunate winner Of the first prize, while
one of the young gentlemen became the
happy possessor of the "booby" prize.
A dainty luncheon was served, and all
present had very enjoyable time. The
| following were present: Misses Dore
Shively, Roxey Howell, Ruth Sultzer,
Grace King, Charlotte Russell, Edna
Cobban, Clara Hinkle. Maggie Lloyd,
Frances Nichols, Edna Gillis; Messrs.
Arthur Mcdonald, Ed Triol, Mark Han
Dan Hanley, Willie Hartman, Alex Nc
Cracker, Louis Kane and Harry Dale.
William E. Walch and Miss Charlotte
Kirkpatrick were united in marriage on
Thursday evening by Rev. Father Cal
lahan. Miss Emma Polly attended the
bride and the late Corporal P. #. Har-
rington supported the groom. After
the ceremony the party was driven to
the residence of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Clark on Shields avenue,
where splendid dinner was served.
Mrs. Walch was popular young lady
of the East side. Mr.. Walch was born
in San Francisco, but has scores of
friends here. He has been in the en-
ploy of the Anaconda company for the
past few years and is now the master
mechanic of the st. Lawrence. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walch will make their home in
cozy cottage on Shields avenue.
The B. G. T. Whist club was royalty
entertained by Miss Lou Foster at her
home on Wednesday evening. 1t was Il
most enjoyable affair. Those who won
the prizes were: Daisy Dawson. Olita
Hensley. Mr. White and Mr.. Hensley.
Among those who enjoyed the evening
were: Mrs. J. K. Macdonald Misses
Russell, Sullivan, Bickford, Dawson,
Thirloway, Hensley. The gentlemen
were: Messrs. Downie. Metzger, White
Pasmore, Gaylord, Black, Putnam,
Dunshie, Macarthur, Campbell, Hens
ley.
Hon. and Mrs Charles r. Leonard en-
ltertained at dinner Tuesday evening
Walter T. Stern of New York city
A delightful birthday party was Civ
en- by Charles Hauswirth to his many
friends on the anniversary of his 18th
birthday, on Nov. a. 1899, at No. &c
West Broadway. The invited guests
spent a delightful time until morning
with singing and dancing, refreshments
being served during the whole time.
Fred Taylor of Basin came as an invited
guest of Mr.. Hauswirth. Mrs. S. Haus-
wirth, Mrs. J. Hauswirth and Mrs. j.
E. Matteson waited on the guests. Tile
following ladies We're invited: Misses
A. Seewald. NJ. McClellen, Q. Garwood,
7. Garwood. NJ. Trip, V. Kennedy. L.
Tillburn. R. Hauswirth, M Van Hove.
S. Edwards, NJ. Rosens tein. A. Triglone,
J. Abraham, E. Goldman, H. Johns, M
Sullivan. c. Wood, e. Finch, Miss
Finch, Bradley sisters, F. Hooper, B.
Hooper, c. Knotwell, A. Gavigan, NJ.
Mahoney, B. Mayhan, N. Edwards, Eva
Williams, e. Smith, l.. Bechtel, D. Saw
yer, H. Strawbeck, L. LIE Ford, A.
O'Brien, A. Vadnais, A Galloway, l..
Bartel, ]. jenkins, B. Edy, D. Clark, Z.
Hauswirth, M. Stillman.
The following ladies were invited