The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-16

the happy sequel to their acquaintance
and companilnship for the past l.
months. a number Of invited guests
graced the occasion with their presence
and partoOk of the generous spread
with which the wedding party RECALLED
themselves at the conclusion of the
ceremony. The couple will reside at the
present residence of the groom on Gal
latin street, where the contracting par
ties and the groom's family have been
domiciled during the past year of their
residence in this city. Among the guests
present at the pleasant affair We're Mr..
and Mrs Herman Bauman, Mrs. Will
liam GraboW. Mrs. Fl. j. Wickman. Mir.
and Mrs. Henry Blank, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Uhl, George BOurke and Mrs. J.
Nj. Wilson.
Monday evening a party of about 80
friends of George Van Brocklin perpe-
trated a delightful surprise upon that
young man at his home. coming unan-
nOunced to remind him of the occasion
of his 18th birthday. When the young
man recovered from the not unpleasant
surprise the hosptable home was
thrown open and the young people
enjoyed themselves hugely until a late
hour at dancing. whist and the discus
sion of tempting lunch, which was
served at the conclusion of the games
of cards. Thomas Young won the gen.
tlemans first prize, while James Nolan
was the winner of the BOBBY trophy.
Grace Sylvester won the prize intended
for the most proficient lady whist play
er, and Miss Bessie Young captured the
| BOBBY prize. Among those present at
the delightful gathering We're the fol-
lowing: Blanche Cunningham. Grace
Sylvester. Arthur Potter. Walter Yea
ton, Mabel Sevals. Rob Shorthll, Fred
Potter, Walter Grannis, Grace Madden.
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Bessie Young. James Nolan. James
Ray, Rosa Hansen, Lillian Young, Fred
Sylvester, Cora Morris, Maggie Ray,
solomon Frank. Gertrude Chambers.
Anna Morris, Nelse Cameron. Bernica
Cochran, Myrtle Morris. Sadie Cochran.
Jay Hickman, Ernest Beley, Monte
Conklin, Ernest Hockenbeamer.
The members and guests of the La
dies Aid society of the ngregational
church We're entertained at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Miles Friday
evening of last week. The ever-popu-
lar pastime of progressive crOllinole
was the means of entertainment de-
vised to make the time pass upleasant-
ly The prize winners were John Hef-
ferlin and Miss Florence Ballinger. and
each received an appropriate trophy as
reward for skill in the deXterous
manipulation of the elusive disks.
Among those present We're Messrs. and
Mesdames c. S. Hefferlin, John Heffer
lin. George Rowe. j. D. Powell, J. Fl.
WolcOtt, E. II, Talcott, Rev, and Mrs.
Clark. DR.. and Mrs. Leard and Mes
DANES Miller, Elliott Henry. Ballinger
Rice. Messrs. Mayne. Burdick. Elliott
Burrows. Gless. Misses Elliott, Ash
Ballinger, Moffit and kearns. Light
refreshments We're served at the CON
clusion of the games.
Judge J. p. Lilly, one of the venerable
pioneers of the Yellowstone valley. re-
turned from an extended visit to his
cid home in Missouri the latter part of
the week. The judge is an octogenarian
and for one of his years is as fine a
specimen as one would wish to see His
sOjOurn in Missouri has agreed with the
old gentleman famously and he now
tips the beam at Is pounds more than
when he went away This accretion of
adipCse tissue is the result of numerous
poSSum dinners and a diet of hominy
and other delectable dishes which grace
the tables Of those who dwell in the
shadows of the towering OZarks. Judge
Lilly was bred in old Kentucky" and
won a home in Missouri long enough
ago to move Westward with the left
wing of Prices army. which came to
this country in the summer of IS.