The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-26
roe, Roy Monroe. Alfred orner,

The Misses Crippen Dickerson Doty,
! Langiois, Murta, Messrs. Cole Camp
| bell, Tom Ellis, Gaylord Black, Charles
Davidson, Ike Helbronner and Fred
| Clemens made up box party Monday
| night. and after seeing The School for
| Scandal went to a cafe and enjoyed
! lunch.
| Last week ]. A. Naieau entertained
a number of his pioneer gentlemen
| friends. 1t was the ynteran's birthday
and he served the very best wines and
| viands to be had. Tu're were present
Messrs. Joseph Suurenant. Mignon
Fletcher. Carr. Dre. st. Jean and Han
| sen and few otheEa
Miss Pearl Royce obtained the Cal
amity Waist club Tu,+dly
One evening last week Miss Anna
Richards entertain the jolly crowd
that went to the park last summer.
| They played cards aud walked for the
! cake. Miss Dawson won the prize for
superior card playiug half a dozen
hand-painted plates. and Jap Jordan
the other prize. a silvtr-mounted whisk
| broom. The party N IS composed Of
Misses Dawson. CYippen, Llewellyn,
Fosselman. Mazel. SulIlenant, Paschal,
D.ckerson. Mrs. Noble. Messrs julie
Heilbronner, Charles Davidson. Tom
Ellis, Fosselman. Crumrine. Frank
Haskins, Jap Jordan and Dr. Cowper-
thwaite.
Miss Dorothy Surprenant entertained
the Embroidery club at her home on
East Granite "Wednesday night. The
large double parlors were converted
into cake walk arena and the guests
entered into the spilt Of the occasion.
1T was lively contest. and for time
it looked like tie but finally Miss
Paschal and Phil Carr Unanswered into
the good graces of the Judges and won
the cake. an angel cake made by the
fair hands of the charming young hos
tess. One of those famous lunches, for
which Mrs. j. V. Surrrenant is noted
worldwide. was served. Those partak-
ing in the Festivities of the evening
were Misses Llewellyn, Richards, Pas
chal. Crippen, Dickcrson. Cornelius,
Duff, Phedora, Nadoau. Dawson, Mrs.
Charles Morris Of WHITEHALL Mrs.
George Noble, Messrs. Charles David
son, Ike and julie lTeilbronner Tom
Ellis, Gaylord Black Phil Carr, Jap
Jordan. Mr.. Knickerbocker of Salt
Lake, Ben Cornelius, Cole Campbell and
Drs. ST. Jean and towperthwaite.
Last week Miss Corinne Dickerson
and Miss Anna Richards on different
dates entertained 10 Dutch lunch
Misses Paschal. LleWellyn, Maud Grip
pen, Surprenant and Todd.
1t has been Whispered about for some
days that few ladies are planning to
organize what they are pleased to des-
ignate Knockers club. The aims
and objects of the association are not
defined as yet, and after all, the name
may imply something else altogether.
Miss BERTHE Hammer entertained a
number of her friends at whist Friday
evening at her home in West Granite
To-day is Palm Sunday and society
will be called upon 10 eschew hilarity
for the next seven days.
A W. McCune and wife of Salt Lake
visited Butte friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Wilson have TAX
en- possession of their new home at No
313 South washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Bapty of Hell
ena will reside permanently in Butte
Mrs. Bapty and her bright little daugh.
ter it is expected, will arrive to-day
from Helena. IA
Cards are OUT announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Maude Irene Piatt and
Edward Woodman Clark. April 4, at the
First Presbyterian church of Helena.
Miss Piatt is theacharming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, W. III, Piatt of Helena
and Mr.. Clark ista valued employe of
the Farr Drug company of this city.
Miss Eta Harvey entertained a few
friends at whist at her home on Ruby
street Thursday evening in honor of
Miss Slater and Miss Harrington of
Elkhorn. Those present were Mrs.
Weir. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Barker. Misses
Bulware, NorcOtt. Slater and Harring-
ton; Messrs Dawson. Bergman. Bull
ware Reilly, Hill, Di1lenbeck, Clemmor-
sauc, Harvey.
A pleasant surprise party was given
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tonkin
in honor of their daughter, May, on
Friday evening at 100 Minah street.
The evening was spent in games, music,
singing, recitations, and afterward a
cake walk. The cake was won by Fred
die Williams and Miss T. c. Tonkin
Refreshments We're served at a late
hour. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Tonkin, Mrs. Bergman. Mrs. Toy.
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. COrbis; Misses
May Tonkin, Title Hawke, May Toy
Grace Castle, Eva Thomas, Emma
Richards, Mamie Williams, Frances
Inch. Ellen Hawke, Emma Erickson
May Sandow, jamie Hawke. Katie
Holman. Lillian Southcome. Maud
Johnson. Maggie Towney, Annie Ber-
ryman, Bessie Williams; Messrs. James
Hodge, John Williams. John Toy, Ben
jamin Roberts. Bud Toy, Jack A.
Hodge. Albert Williams, John Richards,
Thomas Williams. Ambrose Davey,
Harry Sims, William Thomas, Charlie
Erickson. William Treglown, Freddie
Mitchal, Wesley Sims, William Tippett,
Thomas Tonkin.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. COnnick, 112S
California avenue South Butte, Thurs
day evening. A most enjoyable even
ing was spent in games of various
kinds, music and fancy step dancing.
A delicious luncheon was served at II
o'clock. The following guests We're
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swan
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Bartzen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Grabbing, Mr.. and MIS-
Arthur Gillett Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Shoup. Mr.. and Mrs. James Howatson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burns, Mrs. Sarah
Roth. Mrs. Selfridge, Mrs. Gus Ruddis,
Mrs. W. ]. Buckner, Mrs. William Pun
nell, Mrs. Wyman, Mrs. Hattie Frost,
Mrs. J. B. Hollenbeck, Mrs, Reade,
Miss Matte Riley. Miss Minnie Wilson.
Miss Alberta Wilson, Miss Ella Wilson.
Albert Roth. George Selfridge, Master
Robert Connick Master Willard Con-
nick, Master Lynn Gillett Fernie Gram
HING Rassie EJollen heck Annie Rrrne