The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-20
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Rev ]. L. Albritton returned from
the Nj. e. conferenre at Livingston last
week. Tuesday the Albrittons enter
tanned Bishop joyce and Rev. E. s.
Durham of Toledo old time friends of
old conference.
Mrs c.. w. Newton has returned
from a pleasant visit at Medical lake.
Spokane, Occur dAlene and other
Western points of interest
Miss Katie O'Mrara entertained
number of her friends Friday evening
in honor of her 17th birthday. Those
| present We're Misses Annie OBrien.
Mary Mcmahon Maggie Leahey, Mag
gle Whitley. Bridge McGrath. frankie
Dillon, Ethel Dillon, Stella O'Donnell,
Hanna Courtney, Rrtta Courtney, Mary
Carlson. Blanche Richards. Lulu At
kins, May CummingS, Eva Jellick. Josie
and Mary O'Meara; Messrs. Ben Rob
erts. Eddie Moyle. Bud Toy. Con Shee-
an. Willie Treglown, Willie Thomas,
Thomas Roman, Thomas Caulfield, Am
brose Davey and Ollie Clark.
Friday evening last was the occasion
OF a social gathering at the residence
OF A. I. Brown of South Butte of the
young people of the First Baptist
church. it being farewell party given
by Miss Clara Brown. who intends soon
| to remove with her parents TO Idaho,
to engage in teaching. With music and
| games the evening was passed in
most enjoyable manner. When refresh
| ments were announce. Miss Clara was
| called to the front. and with neat
| speech was presented with handsome
| Bible by her friends as a souvenir of
| the b. Y. P. U. in Butte. Miss Cara
was taken completely by surprise and
declared herself unable to make
speech in reply; but she managed to
| hnr Of tln yif in,
a few words to the satisfaction of the
donors. After Refreshments songs were
| INDUCED in solos, duets and choruses
| until late hour. At the close of the
evening all gathered around the piano
and sang God Be With You Til We
Meet Again." which meeting was ap-
pointed for this time next year at
weiser, Idaho Handshakings and
good-byes followed when the company
adjourned. Those present were: A. T.
| Brown, Mrs. Sallie Cover, Misses NJ. A.
Brown, Maude Metzger, Berniece Miles,
Hilma LAUREL, Julia LAUREL, Nellie
Spring, Name Riggs, Maude Ashcraft,
Berryhill. Jessie Lnngstaff, Laure.ta
Weidenbach, Emma Johnston, Bessie
Peck, Mile Patterson: Messrs. Alex
Hall, H. K. Matthews. Zundel, Spring,
| Hezeltine, Johnston. Henry Murray,
Webb Cover, Ellwood Mclaughlin, Nc
Cullough. r. L. Setter M. l.. Setter,
| David Moffatt. Wilson Moffatt, Lester
Claybourne, Glare Goff and James Ben
| ton.
| The regular weekly social given by
the Y. M. l. at their parlors in the
futile building on Friday evening was
| as usual well attended. These parties
are entirely informal and afford most
pleasant time for those who attend.
While dancing is the chief feature of
these socials. they are interspersed with
! vocal and instrumental selections by
guests, card playing, billiards and other
appropriate amusements. Last Friday
evening George Dewey, whose familiar
name made him specially welcome, en-
tertained the party with excellent piano
selections. Among those present were:
Mrs Dr. Ignatius DonneIly, Mrs. Ken
npdy. Misses Vernon Emma Purcell,
Belle Kelly, May kellogg, Helen O'Neil.
Mollie V. O'Leary, Katherine Monica
| Nicholson. Teresa Kelly. Emma Hesse.
Maggie O'Neill, Julia Harmon, Maggie
| Sullivan, Julia Murphy. Anna Driscoli,
Margaret Dwyer, Irene Harmon. Susie
Merkle. Elena Mcdonald, Julia Dwyer,
Julia Kelly. Madgesy Manning, Laura
Kigallon, Mary Phelan. Bessie Har-
kins. Kittie Dunn. Madeline Haslor.
Maud Heimbach Ruby Hoskins, Nellie
Manning. p. A. Leamy, Richard Butler,
DR.. l. Donnelly, DR.. Thomas H. Quirk,
DR.. Dwyer, James Egan, F. F. O'Neill,
James f. Hayes. Elmer W. Trainer,
Joe Duffy, John V. Cooney. Joe Ken
nedy, George Dewey. Terry Parker,
Frank Mccarthy. NJ. J. Sheehan, John
Carder, Frank Griffin. F. V. Hook,
Charley Pine. p White, John Doran
Mr. Kelly, Louis Dreibelbis, Horace
Merkle, w. F. Waters. Ed Devine, Will
O'Brien and Edward T. Moran.
Mrs. A. f. Reek returned home Sun
day from Anaconda after a weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. H. l.. Scare. of GIG
Locust street.