The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-21


DR.. and Mrs. r. f, Spelman. son and
maid of Anaconda arrived in the city
Wednesday. The doctor attended the
meeting of the State Medical associa-
ton. Of which he is an ex-president.
Thursday he left for Missoula. Mrs.
Spelman is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Frank Coburn of this city.
The doctors who attended the medi-
cal association meeting enjoyed a
Thursday. This was one of the crown
ing midnight events Of recent date.
Mrs. Clinton Moore entertained the
Daughters of the American Revolution
on Thursday. The afternoon was spent
in reading the early history of Virginia,
after which delicious refreshments We're
served.
The ladies Of the South Side Whist
club gave special party Tuesday even
ing for their husbands in Frosts hall.
They had delightful time and delicious
refreshments We're served, which con-
sisted of chicken, ham and nut sand
wiches pickles, cheese, cake, coffee and
lemon sherbet. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Desuell, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. j. Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bausman,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Hopper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dufrane, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunks, Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs, Lyman Royce, Mrs. Went
worth, Mrs Frost, Mr.. Pellitere and
Mr.. Cutting. Prizes were awarded to:
First lady's prize, Mrs. Wentworth;
second, Mrs. Clark; third, Mrs. Du-
frame: first gentlemans, Lyman Royce;
second, Mr.. Clark; third, Mr. Desuell
Miles Ftnlen left last night for the
East to be absent about two weeks. Ile
expects that his wife will accompany
lit n 1,.,,. t,oo ft1
Chicago and Arkansas Springs for sew
eral months.
Miss Lizzie Pendleton of Anaconda
is visiting friends in Butte
Mrs. j r. Bapty has returned from
two weeks visit with friends in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs Bapty will occupy the
Brennan residence on the west side
during the summer months.
Miss Helena Gleason, county super
intenden,t of schools of Deer. Lodge, was
up from Anaconda one day last week.
Chris Nissler, one Of silver Bow coun-
tvs esteemed pioneers, a resident of the
oldest town in this part of Montana,
Silver Bow, was handsomely compl-
mented Thursday night by number of
his old and young friends, The occa-
sion was his SD birthday The veteran
and his family We're taken unawares,
but most graciously did they acknowl
edge the honor by throwing open the
doors of their hospitable home and
making the Invaders feel that their mis-
sion was eratefullv annreriated There
was lunch and tbere was mns;c and
games figured in lively programme of
amusement. The surprisers were: Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Nickel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustave Nickel, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Nickel, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Recksick,
WI ano 1hIs. simon Il"us" , ~ ~
anu Mis "a Heise,, Mis Ia, .e ea,,,o ma.s
Louisa a. Nlckel, MISS 'u,.a och,i1Iu.
MISS LOUISA Nlssier. MISS MARY
hertscl,, MISS Maoei Missiei, MISS E!.i-
hlia etoi'e' >. n. Sfa"ioru' NICK jail
relss. John Jahriess.
MISS Annie X. McCaughey IS sun very
Ill at her nome, lI9 west Galena street.
very pleasant surprise party was
rendered MISS Agatha Richards last
Monday evening at her home, go west
Broadway, by the b. 5. committee. The
evening passed pleasantly IN the ENJOY
nent OF cards ana other games and a
dainty lunch was served at u O'Clock
Among those presenttMere Misses Lou
Williams, Carrie Fhllllps, Blanche
Reed, Agatha Rlcharas, maggie oCon-
nor, Lille Reynolds, Emily Ihomas
Tillie Trenerry, Lizzie tHardiman, Ella
Dunstan, Lena vosuL, Ada Rfchards
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Jones, Matilda l'renerfy, Cella Walters
Minnie REYNOLDS, Irene Walters, Mrs
Wiley, Mrs. Richards, Messrs. war
rington Richards. JACK Thomas, Percy
May, Jack Ralph, Fred Pope, Eddie
Van Wart, WIN Brokensh1re, George
Van Wart, Archie Reynolds, R1charc
Dunstan. Charlie Adams. Waiter Ire
merry. Albert Evans, Dan MCLEOD
John 3. Hart, Ihomas Gundry, VII
Reynolds VIII kitto, William Wiley
Joseph Rlchards ana John BordeauX.
A merry crowd lnoeed 1t was tha'
Journeyed down to crystal spring:
wednesday. Ihe party was composed
OF members OF the Entire Nous Dancing
club and the opportunity Afforded a.
that resort for dancing was enjoyed II
the FULLEST extent me return trip wa:
maze IN the gray dawn OF the early
morning Mr.. and mrs. NJ. L. Iods
acted as chaperons OF the party Wnlcl
was cot1lposed OK the ioliowihs: M,sses
Anne Rlcnarus, MISS Soo!ley, MIS- =
leoesloh, MISS Dickelsoil, MISS warn
MISS DoIey' MISS ouprunaht; MISS NJ Nh.
neoy' MISS MuIta' MISE NnoA, MS
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