The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-19
w. D. Thornton has returned from a

w. D. Thornton has returned from a
brief visit to Denver.
j. r. Read the pioneer editor of the
Inter Mountain, who has bean spending
his summer in Southern California ard
his winters in Arkansas, returned to
is Montana home last week to NEE!
some of his friends who lai begun to
think that he had forgotten that he
ever lived in Butte at all.
Mrs. George x. Bretherton. who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
Clarksville, N. M, has returned and
Will go to Helena. where she will
spend the winter with her mother, Mrs
Alice Fisk
Mrs. j. P. Tehan and her little son
left for San Francisco last Monday
night and will spend the winter in that
city. Mrs. TEXANS visit was hastened
by the sad news of her mothers seri-
Gus Illness. Mr.. Tehan accompanied
his wife as far as Ogden.
The Union Dancing club held one of
its delightful parties Tuesday evening
in the McDermott hotel. The large
dining room was the scene of the gay
festivities and the attendance was un-
usually large and brilliant. Butte is
noted for it's grand turnouts of the
elite, but the party of the Unions was
the banner one of the season. The cos
tunes of the ladies were simply gor-
geouS.
Robert Haviland, well-known young
merchant of this city, returned Tuesday
night with his bride from Salt Lake,
where they We're married by Bishop
Wooley of the Fourteenth Ward meet
ing house. The bride is an accomplish
ed young lady of Zion, her father, Will
liam Morris, having been connected
with the Rio Grande railroad as civil
engineer for many years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haviland were met at the depot by his
friend. Gus Heimbach, who escorted
them to his home in West Park street,
where they were entertained by large
number of the friends of the groom.
The third annual reunion of the An
cient Accepted Scottish Rite Free Ma
sonry will be held at Masonic temple
in this city next Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. At the reunion
the degrees of the rite from the fourth
to the 32d inclusive will be conferred
upon all affiliated Master Masons who
apply for the same and are found
worthy.
Mr.. and Mrs A J. Palmer entertain
ed number of young people at floral
party on Monday evening in honor of
their son. A. D. Sheldon, who return
ed from the Philippines with the First
Montana. Each guest was presented
with card on which was prettily paint
ed a floral love story in rhyme, with
the ildHlGS pl lut uONeIS liulCdleu Dt
blanks. Much merriment was caused
by the guessing. Miss Emma Dunstan
being the most fortunate guesser, cap
tured the lady's prize, and B. Galbraith
Won the gentleman's prize. Those pres
ent We're: Mr.. and Mrs. A j. Palmer
Mrs. Hamlyn, Mrs Evan, Miss E.
Smith, Miss B. Crangle, Miss E Mel
klejohn. Miss N. Hamlyn, Miss Dun
stan, Miss e. Dunstan. Miss P. Easton,
Miss c. Wilson, Miss M. Sheldon Miss
A. Jackson, Miss Thierman, Miss K.
Oswald, Miss M. Oswald Miss G. Tuck
er Miss j. Engle; Messrs. A. d. Shell
don, A. Perham, L. Downing. c. Patton,
F. Kitto. ]. C. Brumett, c. Watt,D. Watt,
I. Rosenstein, B. Galbraith. Fl. A. Reid,
D. A. Mcmillan and J. Sewell.
Arthur Mueller entertained about 20
of his friends at Crystal Springs in
honor of his sister, Miss Eugenia Mual-
Ter. A dinner was enjoyed and dancing
concluded the evenings pleasure.
A very delightful surprise party was
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Adams at their
residence, No. 427 West Aluminium
street, Monday evening. Cards and
music were the chief amusements of
the evening. Refreshments We're serv-
ed, and shortly after midnight the