The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-27

delegates. from every part of Montana
These were entertained by Butte la
dies and when they were not busy in
the meeting hall they were taken in
hand by friends and Toasted and other
wise cared for. On Thursday after
noon about 200 ladies of honor and
their friends We're the guests of the
street railway, company at Columbia
gardens That evening they. Were tn
tertained by Mrs. Dr. Gum at her ele-
giant home in West Granite street. Be
fore they met in annual session their
brothers, the A. Q. U. W., held the
fort for two days. 1t was A. o. u. w.
week.
Mrs. S. Larabie and the Misses Lara
bic of Deer Lodge were in the city day
last week.
Misses Josephine and Anna Rapp of
Jackson, Ohio are spending a few
days with Butte friends.
Miss Hattie Mccarthy is the guest of
Mrs. DR.. Gutelius of Anaconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Harris of Helena
were in Butte last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Forbis, Misses
Fannie and Carrie Thornton DR.. Rem
ich and Captain D'Gay Stivers are in
the Yellowstone park.
F. d. Moses of Anaconda was among
the visitors in the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Conrad of Marys-
vile We're Butte visitors one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. Watson of Salt
Lake We're visitors early in the week.
Hon. p. C. Haley of Joliet, ILL.,, is
visiting the family of his brother-in
law, p. j. Brophy. The visitor is one
of Illinois distinguished lawyers and
a prominent democrat. This is his first
visit to Butte.
r. w. Gaffney, a leading attorney of
G ia IF
as he has concluded to locate here.
Major J. e. Dawson has gone to De-
troit, and Butte is lonely without him.
He is to meet his daughter, Miss Daisy,
who is returning from school at On
tario. They will be home next week
Cal Heilig, manager of the Portland
and Tacoma opera houses, was in Butte
last week en- route to the coast from
New York. where he booked attractions
for his houses.
Charles r. Leonard has returned from
a visit with his big brother, Frank, at
Libby.
Hon. Joseph f. Moore and his wife
Of Cochranton, Pa, arrived in the city
last Monday to spend a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cochran of No.
$50 West Quartz street. Mr.. Moore is
president of the First National bank of
Cochranton. He and his wife are tour
ing the West.
f. H. Sherman has returned from the
East. He was accompanied by his sis
ter, Mrs w F. Dummy.
Mrs, D. ]. Donohue of Hamilton, sister
of d. J. Hennessy, is visiting Mr.. Hen
messy and her sister, Mrs. Fred Sully.
She is accompanied by Mrs. Burns.
William Opie has gone to his home in
Cornwall, England to be absent sew
eral months.
A. Pincus and family returned Friday
from a six weeks visit in Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Louis Dorais and child have
gone to Montreal to spend few months
with relatives and friends.
The Salt Lake excursionists will re-
turn tomorrow and the day following.
About 200 Butte people attended the
salt palace opening and saw the Titan
soldier boys return from Luzon.
Miss Esther Mabelle Morse, niece of
Mrs. John j. Terrell, entertained Tues
day evening in honor of a visiting
young lady, Miss Donnelly~ of Helena,
The very pleasant home was made even
more attractive by flowers, arranged in
an artistic effect. The lucky card play
ers were Miss Clara Tooey and Mr..
Beebe, The luncheon served was most
thoroughly enjoyed by reason of its APP
petizing and delicious qualities. At an
earlier hour than was desired the yourg
hostess received the reluctant adieuX
of her guests, all expressing their per-
evenings pleasure.
A delightful affair was the birthday
party given by Miss Montana Largely
last Tuesday evening. The occasion
was the little lady's 10th anniversary,
and to make the occasion memora BILE
she surrounded herself with a group
of bright and pretty children Who un-
der the direction of Miss Jennie Sull-
van, an accomplished entertainer of lit
tie ones, passed the evening in pleasant
pastimes, including cake walk Re
freshments were served at $50 O'clock
and each guest was presented with a
birthday rose, taken from the feast
cake Robert La Beau, who was Sc
lected as judge of the cake walk, was
applauded by the children and grown
up people who We're allowed to look on
when he awarded the prize to Miss
jeanette Gillie, who walked with Ran
some Rice. Bernard Noon was to have
assisted Mr.. La Beau. but his neCktie
was so loud that the children could not
hear the music and he was retired to
the basement until the dance was over
Those present We're: jeanette Gillie
Agnes Lavelle, Alice Butler Nellie
Walker. Florence TuOhy, George La
velle Frank Walker, Charles Lavelle
Fitz Butler, ir., Ransome Rice, Imas
Rice. Willie Newbro and Dudley Rich
ards.
Inc toluHlpld WINS Clup hau an
other pleasant time at the gardens Fri
day afternoon. The prizes We're all
beautiful hand painted pieces of china,
the first prize going to Mrs. Henry
Steele. the second 10 Mrs. Leonard
ETCk and the third to Mrs. A. Minger.
AS the weather cannot be depended
on for another outing at the gardens,
the club will be entertained by Mrs.
j. A. Gilbert at her home in Meader-
vile. Al Front street, Sept s.
One Of the most pleasing social events
of the week was the reception on Thurs
day evening rendered by the Hennessy