The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05

ieIe last NSeh MdlN SutietS leddels
of the sister city, Anaconda, joined
hands with the Butte set and made
merry on several occasions during the
week. There were scores of high tives
pink teas, progressive whists and eu-
chres, knitting bees and quilting par
ties. Gossip ran rampant and they all
seemed to enjoy it.
A most enjoyable affair of the past
week was the crystal wedding ami
versary of Alderman and Mrs. W. F.
Noyes of 110S Farrell street. South
Butte. on Monday evening. Progressive
whist, vocal and instrumental music
were followed by refreshments, after
which dancing and a cake walk were
INDUCED in, the latter provoking much
first prize, Maud Willis, second prize,
and Grace Noyes captured the BOBBY
prize for ladies. while Will Falconer
won first prize and Thomas Bryant the
second prize for gentlemen, and c. Pol
lard captured the BOBBY prize with
ease. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Melcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bryant. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
cobban, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Willis, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Cobban, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Savage,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Williams. Misses Iva
Steele. Lena Bowman, Maud Willis and
.. l 7 "a.
J. Calcott, c. Pollard and Masters Floyd
Noyes and Clyde Savage.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thomas of 721 North Main were ten
dered pleasant party on the evening
of the oath of February in honor of
their birthdays. An elegant midnight
supper was served and those present
enjoyed themselves to the fullest eX-
tent. Many beautiful and costly pres
ents We're received, which showed the
esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
are held by their many Butte friends.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ad
Dave. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dave, Miss
May and Master Willie Dave. Mr.. and
Mrs Ad Trezona, Miss Trezona, Mr.
and Mrs. George Davey, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Courtney, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Eddy. Mrs. and Mrs. r. Bowden, Mas
ter Paul Bowden. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Meager. Miss Nettie Meager. Miss Ida
Meager, Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams
John Williams, jr. Willie Williams Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Roberts, jr., Tommy and Willie
Roberts, Harry Clark. Miss Vincent,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Pascoe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson. Miss Charlene Patter-
son, Forest Patterson, Mr. and Mrs
Stevens. Albert Stevens.
Mrs. Frank Boucher entertained
small number of lady friends Friday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Sam M
tombstone of Fish Creek who is Wis
itng friends in the city. Those pres
ent We're Mrs tombstone. Mrs. Morgan,
Mrs. j. D. Searles, Miss Kennedy
Mrs. Nelson Moore entertained a few
friends at her new home last Thursday
evening. An elegant lunch was Irved
after which music and games We're en-
joyed.
The return of the Silver Cow dele
cation was an ova ton to the legislators,
whose constituents received them with
wide open arms.
Mrs. Con Hayes of Gregson spent
a day last week with friends in Butte
Commander T. C. Davidson of the
Montana G. A. r. was in the city last
week from Anaconda.
United States District Attorney w
B. Rodgers and wife of Helena arrived
in the city last week.
Misses Maud and Zebra Smith of
Garrison We're Butte visitors last weak
] N. Gravelle returned last week
from the East. where he spent several
weeks on business and pleasure
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Allen of Basin
were in town for a day last week.
Mrs salisbury of Garrison visited
Butte last Wednesday.
Fred OFT left last night for Pipestone
to take charge of that resort
Fl. /. Wilson of the Butte hotel has
returned from an Eastern jaunt
f. A. Heinze spent a few days in
Helena last week
Henry Williams of the Colorado
smelter and his family left yesterday
afternoon for California.
Mrs. G. NJ. Blair of No $50 West
Quartz street entertained few friends
at cards Thursday evening.
A birthday surprise party was given
To Miss Ida Spencer at the home of her
parents, No. South Idaho street, Fri
day evening. The evening was passed
IN music and progressive whist. The
ladies' first prize was won by Mrs Ell
lott, the second prize by Miss Anna
Madden. The gentlemen's first prize
was won by Mr., Elliott, the second
prize by Mr.. Davey. Luncheon was
served. Those present We're Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Spencer Mr.. and Mrs. Sues
ser, Mr.. and Mrs. Davey, Mr.. and Mrs
elliott, Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs Blue. Mr.. and Mrs Wal
drop, +. and Mrs. Meiklejohn, Mr. and
Mrs. Dunn; Mrs. Enright, Mrs. Holt of
Great Falls, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs Wins
low, Mrs. Barslowe, Mrs. Curtis. Mrs.
Trenorth, Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Allen: Miss
Ida Spencer Misses Maude Mcclure,
Carrie Rodgers, Lizzie Rodgers. Anna
Madden, Ada Madden, E. A Graham, Es-
tnef MelkleJohn, Jennie Trenorth, Misses
Sharp, Barslowe, Lawrence; Messrs. f.
f. Haskins, w. L. Dumling, NJ. G. Pal
mer. Dr.. Copperthwaite, Sig Gansberg-
er, Argan, Bennett, Rodgers. Kitto,
Ham. Cosgrove. Eddie Waldrop, Willie
Spencer, Prof. Speers.
Miss Anna CantWell, niece of Mayor
harrington, popular young belle of
the city, rendered a straw exclusion to
large number of her friends Wednes-
day night The party glided out to
Crystal Springs and enjoyed a dance
and lunch. The party was made up of
Miss Julia Sullivan, Miss Nellie Mar
shall, Miss Mamie Leary, Miss Agile KEEL
leher, Miss Sara Hawley, Miss Mamie
Mcnamara, Miss Tessie Mcnamara
Miss Mary Twohy, Miss Behan. Miss
Mary Murphy, Miss Kate ODonnel
Miss Coleman, Miss McGlynn, Miss Ida
Ross, Miss Nora O'Brien, Miss Maggie
O'Brlen. Miss Bell Gronie. Miss Currie
Miss Kelly, Miss Gurdrup, Miss May