The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-03

sumptuous supper was served and the
happy young couple were made the re-
cipients of many beautiful presents and
received the congratulations and best
wishes of a host of admirers. The
young people whose fortunes were join
ed in holy wedlock last evening are
among the most popular of Livingston's
society people. The groom is a member
of the firm of Amin e Wright and is
one of the rising young business men of
the city. The lady who became his
bride is a charming young woman, with
many graceS of person and manner
which have won her many friends dur
ing her residence in Livingston.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church was entertained yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. George
OFT. Progressive euchre was the enter
tanning feature OF the afternoon and at
this pastime Miss McAllister was sue
cessful in winning the first prize. An
excellent lunch was served by the
hostess at the conclusion of the games.
Those present We're Mesdames Wake
field, Prtchard, Livingston, Ennis
Villas, Horn. Johnston. Masters. Bailey.
Misses McAllister and Wakefield
Rev. ]. F. Pritchard Tuesday per-
formed the marriage ceremony which
united D. Gaddis of Jardine and Fran
ces Il. Lewis of Miner. The couple
will make their future home at Jar
dine, where the groom is engaged in
business.
At the west side residence of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Bailey Monday even
ing occurred the pleasantest party of
the season. The occasion was the
birthday of the hostess and a large
number of friends assembled at the
hospitable home to make merry the
occasion and enjoy the charming di-
version which had been arranged so
nicely by the lady Of the household
During the early part of the evening
Miss McAlister favored those present
with several piano selections and Miss
Mayme Wheatley sang several solos
in sweet voice and charming man
ner. Progressive whist was the
guests gathered around five tables to
indulge the ever fascinating game
Fifteen games We're played and Mrs.
George Ennis proved herself the most
proficient of the ladias present by
winning Is games. She was awarded
the first prize, while Miss Baldwin
carried off the BOBBY trophy. A. NJ.
and w. Fl. Poorman finished in a man.
ner emitting him to the consolation
horrors. AT the conclusion of the
whist games Mrs Bailey served an
excellent lunch, which was far from
being the least appreciated feature Of
the evening. Mr.. Bailey made an i'm
mediate hit with the gentlemen pres
ent by serving cigars to those Of the
sterner sex present, and the smoking
room of the coZy residence received a
veritable baptism of fire. When the
guests had finished feasting the rooms
We're cleared and the pretty parlors
rang with the sound of merry music.
to which a number of couples CHASED
the flying hours with flying feet The
dance was interrupted by the presen-
tation to the hostess of the evening
an elegant panel picture. representing
a fairy form of a child grasping a
miniature violin, the whole making an
excellent ideal of artists skill Mrs.
Bailey responded to the presentation
in few happy words, expressing her
thanks for the present and wishing
all present as much of joy from their
presence at the party as she had de-
rived from the gathering of friends.
Another surprise awaited the lady,
and her delight knew no bounds when
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulholland presented
her with berry spoon. the acme of
the jewelers. art. After extending to
the hostess congratulations upon the
qualification for the entertainment pro-
vded. the guests departed for their
homes, voting Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey the
most hospitable people to be found
anywhere, and wishing them all the
good fortune that can possibly be
crowded into their life. Those invited
were: Mesdames Poorman, Short,
Malahan. GARNER, Shipton, Mulhol-
land, Livingston, Ennis. Geer; Misses
Baldwin. Bean. McAllister, Mayme
Wheatley. Ethel Wheatley, Wilson,
Byrd, Ennis; Messrs. Poorman, Short,
GARNER, Shiptcn. Mulholland Livings-
ton. Ennis, Phinney, Robson, Pampel.
Glass, Bennett, Fitzgerald. Hickman,
Anderson.
The Handy Klub held session at
the home of Mrs McLaren last Fri
day evening. The weather was too
mild for indulgence in the Dastime
of candy pulling. and progressive eu-
chre was substituted as a means of di-
version. Miss McAllister won the first
prize and the consolation trophy was
captured by Mrs. II. S. Masters. A
lunch was served and the guests en-
joyed themselves immensely.