The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-14
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, May 13.-The ladies of
the Woman's club held their regular
meeting at the pretty home of Mrs.
Joslyn Tuesday night. Library Even
ing was the subject, as the pro-
gramme read. Each member was to
represent book and give a brief
synopsis of the same. A bow of green
ribbon pinned to paper, with a line
drawn above and below it, stood for
Between Two Lines" Mrs. Simpson
related the pleasing war story, as told
by Captain King, in an interesting
manner Mrs. Joslyn, by aloes and
sugar, was readily designated as Bit
ter Sweet" Miss Bielenberg. with the
number - on an irregular piece of pa
per, AN Odd Number" was not SO
easily guessed. She very entertaining
ly narrated three short stories by the
celebrated French novelist Guy De
Maupassant, entitled Moonlight
THE Last Necklace" and Happiness
Mrs. Stackpole. with the picture of
favorite vegetable on one side and
piece of music on the other side, was
Between Two Loves" In very in
teresting manner she told the beauti-
full and pathetic story by Amelia Barr.
Mrs. Bell with a small picture of the
globe and fms written on one edge OF
it, was quickly known as The End of
the World" one of Edward Eggleston's
best stories. characteristic of his por-
trayal of Hoosier life and customs.
She gave brief synopsis of the book,
which closed the evenings entertain
ment, and the club adjourned to meet
| at the same place next Tuesday even
| ing.
Miss Cora Wood very pleasantly en-
| tertained her Sunday school class at
| her home last Saturday afternoon from
2 till o'clock. The time was spent IN
| playing games and partaklng OF delc-
| ious refreshments. served by the host
ess Before dispensing the class had
| their pictures taken in group form
Those present were Katie West. Cath
crime Whitworth, Cressida Watterson
| Therisa Watterson, Agnes G1rard
Alice Lump, Dorothy Narcotic, Alma
Matheson Lorena Faulkner. Emma
Matheson Jessie Graham, Violet Brady
and Mabel Brady.
| Quite number of lady and gentle
| men friends of Miss May Cockrell gave
that young lady a surprise party Fri
| day- evening of last week, Which was a
| most pleasant affair to all the partlcl-
| pants Vocal and instrumental music
and games furnished the amusements
for the evening, while choice refresh
ments rounded out the. nights ENJOY
mant II was an early hour in the
morning before the jolly surprlsers took
| their departure.
over 800 invitations were sent out to
as many different persons to attend the
"birthday party at the Methodist
church Thursday night and very
large number We're accepted. 1t was a
very fine affair, music and spiendlo
luncheon being served free.
Mayor Conley, H. j. Toomey, rom
| McTasue and Patrick Cahalin attended
the funeral of Barney Mckinney III
Anaconda on Tuesday.
Miss Sue Larabie on Tuesday even
| ing entertained d number of her young
friends at the home OF her parei W.
| Mr. and Mrs S. +. Larabie. on MS
| sonri avenue. the occasion being hel
| hirthday. Refreshments were served
games INDUCED in and most enJoSa-
BILE evening was spent by those IN ht'
tendance. Those present We're MISSES
Alice WEIGH. Anna McGrath, Beftha
! Wood, Bessie Williams, Elsie Beau
mont, Florence Johnson. Marion Joht'
son. Georgia Smurr, Jean Haskett
Lolo Robinson, Mabel Mills, Marsit
Catlin. Matte Scott, Nellie Mcmahon
orc Miller, Rachel Trask; Messrs. A
Reed, Eddie Evans, Guy Miller, Ha
Williams Frank Williams, Harvey
stackpole, Harry Martin, Jay var
| Gundy, Paul Coleman, Warren Trask
Vincent McGrath and Sterret Napton
G. j. Shook, representing the ID. }
Hennessy Mercantile company o
Butte, was in town several days th'
past week. He left to-day, saturday
for Missoula and the West
Prof G. r. Bramble, the newly elect
ed superintendent of our public school
for the ensuing school year. was IL
town several days the first of the weel
from Helena. He returned home Thurs
day.
Rev. James C. Coleman of Goshen
N. Y, the new minister called to III
pastorate of the Presbyterian church
arrived on Friday evening of last week
and on Sunday preached to large con
gregations. both morning and evening
In the evening Rev. Walker of tn
Methodist church dismissed his audi
gregation. attended services at tn
Presbyterian church.
Rev. A. A. Walker, Mrs. Arthur Wag
ner, Miss Lulu Schurtz, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed ScharnikoW, Mrs. NJ j. Bell, F. {
Catln and Miss Mabel Earle will al
tend the state Sunday school conVen
ton to be held in Anaconda Monday
May Is.
Arthur Menard and wife, who ha
been on a visit to friends in Anacond
for several days, returned home o
Monday evenings train.
Judge Theodore Brantly was a Wis
itor in town Tuesday from Helena. Fl
reports his wife and children well.
Attorney ]. H. Meyers was in Ana
conda on legal business Monday.
Misses Florence and Marion johnson
who are attending the public school
Deer Lodge, paid a visit to their pa