The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-28

Ie" Wen CHoSeH words eAleHueu q
hearty welcome to the guests in behalf
of the institute. p. White. J. McArdie
and James Brophy acted on the cigar
committee, Bernard Noon. J. l.. Hanni-
fan and John Hogan on the cheese and
cracker committee. Speeches and re-
marks We're delivered by the Ri. Rev.
Bishop Brondel. all the priests present,
James H. Lynch, Or. Ignatius Donnelly,
M. d. Leehy, 7. p. Keenan, of Tacoma,
Messrs Kimball, White. Corcoran.
Richard Butler, Con F. Kelly, J. Hayes
and many others. John H. Curtis gave
well rendered recitation of 'Fon-
tanoy" and THE Kansas Dream
Other recitations We're by P. White and
John Doran. Mr.. Lawlor, vocal selection,
Farewell, Marguerite" NJ. j. Sheehan,
plantation Home and Il Love You in
the same Old Way" accompanied en-
the piano by Professor Ameraux: P. F.
White, vocal selection. "Ony Miner
Killed by an Accident" Richard But
Ter, story of the early days in Butte:
Andy Collins, Arizona Bronchos;' M.
A. Guftin, Y. M. /. Smokers" j. Nc
Ardie. "On How to Paint a House"
Married, at the Christian tabernacle
%, at $40, Charles H. Hollingsworth
and Miss Lulu Jones, both Of this city.
A number of friends witnessed the cere-
mony and Joined in good wishes for the
happy pair.
Mrs. J. N. Gravelle and family re-
turned from delightful visit to Cali
fornia They are now at home to
friends at No. sol West Gaena street,
the Talbot residence.
Mrs. Howard Becker will leave for
Spokane in few days, where she in
tends to remain for some time. During
her absence she will visit the coast
and before her return will visit her old
home in Pennsylvania. Her many
friends in Butte wish her a pleasant
and beneficial trip
Miss Dorothy Surprenant will leave
tins week for Bozeman, where she will
spend the summer, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Walsh
Mrs. John p. Davis entertained the
members of the former Silver Bow
Whist club very pleasantly on Friday
evening.
The little friends of Freddie Living
ston We're entertained Wednesday af-
ternoon from to 6 at a party given in
honor of Master Livington's ninth
birthday, at the home of his mother,
Mrs Ida Livingston, at 314 South
jackson street. The little folks had a
merry time at the customary children's
games, after which refreshments were
served Those who participated were
the Misses Christie, Richards. Nichols,
iioo'iiioor AhooIS, murray, VI ,
Connolly and Brinton and Masters Liv-
ingston Christie, Hastings, Heine,
Mueller, Reynolds, Chapman and Brin-
ton.
MIS-. L. u Helne entertained lew
lady fflends saturday afternoon from
TO IN honor OF MRS. Berry, VINO mas
Just returned 10 Butte ana as fare-
wen 10 Mrs. stevenson VINO VIII
Little Miss Ha1lia Pouchpr antar-
famed large number or hef midget
irlehus Yesterday afternoon at hef
nome IN west broadway. III was a
IareWell party. Nj ana MRS. FRANK
boucher ana daughter are gong TO VIC
.oiia' d. ~ III the carry part ol June
TO De absent Two or three months' II
was the weeks event IN 'He circie ol
very small society deVotees OF TINS clly
ana II was sugar plum aiiaif Inrousn-
out. Not d tear was sheu. Inc tots
tnousht only OF the present anu nor
OF the long three months during winch
their little hostess would De away, ana
they shouted IN Kaleidoscope harmony;
they applauded every numoer on the
| programme OF amusemehts, ana Wheh
| the tallless donkey appeared pleadins
Tor some tehoer mana TO supply MN
with the appendage the little ones Went
| INTO spashn Oh aeIsht' IeIaluiils
tofplS came ieales ~ Pilliilhs 'he .al
| Where II should pc ana she won thF
first prize handsome court plaster
case. Margaret Welmscary won thf
Seconu pllze' pair VI cdhuelapl d, pS
coming within seven rect OF the place
| where the tall ought TO De, ana deofst
Milstead won the prize IN the boys
contest by putting the tai where !hs
ear ought to be. he went nome WIZ
little sterling silver Jackknlfe
Miss Forbls gave MN piece
or her court plaster Inc cak'
walk, a heartrendlnS aHalr' wa:
won by Marguerite Chford an'
/ Mary DuSSan. Mf. y Mem Eiaue PIC
cure OF the group on the front pofc,
The little band was maze up OF me ioi
| lowing: jeanette CLINE, Marjorie forpls
Charlotte Welcome, Murlei ana Mains
| rine Searles, Juha ana FRANCES DTS
coll, Annie and Alice Hawk. Agnes an'
Charles LaVelle Esther ana May lug
gan, Ruth FranZman, sister ana Geol
gle Dawson, Jack Fofbls, D. Lavelie
Margaret Weimscary, bee Davis, Mar
garet Morgan. Mildred Mayo, Allen
and Marguerite Clifford, John q Ferreil
| Elliott Glllle, Mary f1lNpdl1lCk + Ia n