The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-10
In Butte,

IN 6uLte,
The past week in society has been
one continual, unbroken succession OF
peasantries. There have been in.
numerab Bile functions of greater or less
er Importance to the world inhabited
by the devotees of the whirl. The
spirit of holiday greetings and good
will has made its appearance and there
is nothing too good for the set. Com
pImentary parties have been the order
principally. still there We're a great
many private home parties. Probably
the most notable and largely attended
affair was the reception given by Mr.
and Mrs. John Noyes to their daush-
ter. Mrs. A. P. HeinZe, and her hus-
band, who arrived from New York
this being the return from the honey
moon, the couple having been married
last June. The reception was given on
Thursday evening. The parlors We're
beautifully decorated. much after the
fashion adopted for the wedding recep-
ton. Mrs. J. M. White and Mrs. M. j.
Council assisted in the receiving of the
% guests. An orchestra furnished music
during the evening, and some of the
party enjoyed the pleasures of a
dance.
Mrs. John Noyes was magnificently
gewned in blue and silver brocade with
real Lace ana diamonds.
Mrs Heinze wore her exquisite we'd
ding robe of ivory satin and rose point
lace.
Mrs. w. Nc. White looked handsome
in pink crepe de chine embroidered in
corals.
Mrs. Connell wore beautiful gown of
gray liberty satin and panne velvet en-
Crusted with medallions of real lace
Mrs John Noyes, il, appeared in a
becoming lace gown trimmed with tur-
quoiSe velvet.
Mrs. Tom Noyes Wore a dainty hand
painted null in blue and white,
Mrs. Sisley was attractively gowncd
in white brocaded satin and Duchesse
lace.
The list of guests is as follows.
DR.. and Mrs Leggat, Rev. and Mrs.
Blackiston. Mrs Epping, Mrs. and Mrs.
Mcdonald, DR.. and Mrs MacNevin, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Barker Mr.. and Mrs. +.
L. Sizer Mr.. and Mrs. Tower, the Misses
Morgan, Miss Marks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pfouts Mrs. and Mrs. Young. Senator
Mantle, Godfrey Lauzier. Will Thorn
ton. ]. A. Lewis, H. S. futile, j. H. Ley
son, E. l.. Whitmore, George A. Clark.
w. A. Clark jr., F. A. Henze, John
MacGinnis j. w. Fairfield, Robert Lee
Beau, George Bush, Messrs, Raleigh.
Beattie, jr,, Will Dixon, DR.. Freund,
Mr.. DeMoria, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Davis,
the Misses Foster, Mrs. F. E. Shaw.
Mrs. II, w. Turner, Mrs. Bell LeBeau,
Mr.. and MIS-. ]. E. Dawson, Miss Daw-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Wilson
AIR. and Mrs. Foster, Messrs. Gillie.
johnson, Welcome, Lynch, Hodgens,
Miss Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. Richards,
Miss Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Heslet,
MI and Mrs. Maloney, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. 7. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. lockwood
n Ni,- NJ
G, F. Lloyd AIR. and Mrs. @. *. Lewis,
Mr., and Mrs. Q. Hight. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette
Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs J. Y. Long.
Mrs. Largey, Mrs. Casey. Miss Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowlands. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewitt, Nh. and Mrs. B. f. Cal
kins, Miss Rumley. Miss Agnes Doty,
Mr. and Mrs. Haldorn, MIR, and Mrs
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. McHat-
ton, Miss Young, Mr.. and Mrs w. o.
Speer Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Moore, Dr..
and Mrs; Murray, DR.. and Mrs. Freund.
Mrs. Wilcox, Miss Wilcox, Mrs White,
Mr. and Mrs. Akers, Mr.. Mason. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. j. Cornell. Mrs. Keene
Mrs. Corbett, Nh and Mrs. Brophy
Mrs. Patten, Miss patten, Mrs. Nap.
ton, DR.. and Mrs. Reed Mr.. and Mrs
Reed, Guy Reed. Mr.. and Mrs F. r
Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs. &. r. Leonard
Mr.. and Mrs Kunkel. Nh. and Mrs
George Robinson, MI. and Mrs Booth,
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Baldwin. Miss Sue
Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Shropshire
Miss Hattie Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. Cot
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Russell. Mr.. and Mis-
Forbis. Mr.. and Mrs. HennesSy and
Mr. and Mrs. Barrie.
One of the handsomest events in So
ciety last week was the luncheon given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. j. *.
Clark in her beautiful home in West
Broadway as compliment to Mrs.
keane, who, with her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. ]. Council, will soon leave Butte for
an extended trip East and through
Europe The circular table was eX-
auisitely decorated with green ribbons
OVERLAPPING a Mexican table cloth, its en-
tirety being outlined with delicate as
paragus vine. A handsome green bowl
held a mammoth center piece of white
roses and pink and white carnations
Covers We're laid for "a. There were
present besides the hostess Mrs. keane,
Mrs. Cornell. Mrs. Freund. Mrs. Hal
dorm, Mrs. Sam tombstone, Mrs. Dixon.
Mrs. McC. White. Mrs. Welcome, Mrs.
T. j. Murray, Mrs. Hennessy. Mrs. La
WE'LL Mrs. Heslet. Mrs. J. NJ. White
Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Mediation, Mrs.
Cotter. Mrs. Long, Mrs. Holbrook Mrs
John Noyes, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Lloyd,
Mrs. Dewitt, Mrs. Pfouts.
More than 100 Elks turned out Thurs
day evening in their hall to pay a COM
pllment TO their brother warriors,
Messrs. Ben Calkins and Charles Lane,
who were among the returning heroes
from Manila Exalted Ruler Dr.. Havi-
land presided and Major Dawson was