The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-07

III social way during the past week,
more SO than usual, with the exception
of the club meetings. which are week
ly occurrences, but with the advent of
sunshine and warmth and the posi-
bility of summer wearing apparel, there
Will be change. as picnics, drives, fish
ing excursions and the like will be pos
sible and from the many informal par
ties already planned along these lines
the summer promises to be a very merry
one.
The most delightful evening of the
past week was that of the musicale
given by the ladies of the Monday
Musicale on Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. ]. II. Durston. on
Fifth and Hickory streets. The pro-
gramne was excellent, each one taking
part deserving great credit, and the
many who were there pronounced it
great success and the most enjoyable
h of anytof the concerts already given by
the club 1t is to be hoped that this will
not be: the last. Such music rendered
in 50 charming a manner is always ap-
+ preciatedby lovers of music and a good
audience will always be present at any
entertainments the club may give
Mrs. A. H. Mitchell of Warm Springs
was in the city during the past week
visiting with relatives and friends.
On Wednesday evening a large num-
Der of young people surprised Miss
Beatrice TrisberEer at her home on
East Fifth street with 'Hobson
{ party" the occasion being her 18th
birthday. 1t was most enjoyable in
every way and decidedly unique, as it
was the first of it's kind ever given in
this city. During the evening delicious
refreshments We're served, the young
people indulging in their fun until a
late hour Those present were: Misses
Mamie Plunkett, Nora Lyons Irena
Anderson, Kitte Lyons, Ella Screen
Maggie Thomas, Lucy Davis and Beat
i rice Trisberger; Messrs. Dan Screen,
RUDE Davis, Fred Heffron, Arthur An
derson. Park Smith, Eddie Shovlin,
Il Dave Falk, Joe White and Hugh Laird.
Florence and Kramer Tuohy enter
tanned several of their young friends
at a theater party on Wednesday even
\ ing
John S. McGroarty of Butte, formerly
of this city, was in Anaconda on
Wednesday, returning that evening to
his home.
Miss Mabel Nell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. II. Nell, who has been
quite i'll at her home at the upper works,
is greatly improved and able to be out.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
b Norbeck, Misses Thomas, Whitley,
Durston, O'Bannon. Nadeau and Bier
Y man. Messrs. Bailey, Boxer. Marvin
Jenkins, Horace Durston and l. c. Will
Jams spent most enjoyable evening on
Friday at the dancing school.
p. M Halloran and family went tc
Butte last Sunday, where they spent
the day visiting with friends
r. E. Sergeant and J. F. Lansing Went
out on Friday afternoon on fishing
n trip, returning to Anaconda that even
! ing. W.
Miss Elizabeth Thomson. who has
spent the winter months at the Mon
III tana, is now with the family of DIR. J
M. Sigh at sos Main street. g
q st. Marks guild will meet with Mrs
s. A. kennicott Tuesday afternoon al
E her home, corner of Sixth and Locust
streets.
Mrs. James V. Collins entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Card club at hel
pretty home on West Third street las
week. Mrs j. Fl. Durston won the
& first prize and to Mrs. David Coher
fell the second.
Mrs. Joseph Surprenant. formerly 6
resident of Anaconda, but now OF
Butte, was in the city Friday visiting
with her many old friends.
w. F. C. Whyte of Belt was in the
s. city during the past week on business
+ Mrs. Whyte and son, Keith, are visiting
with relatives in Scotland.
Miss Estella McQueeny of Butte i:
The guest of Miss Lucia Pryor at hel
home in the Flood building.
Mrs. Charles A. Tuttle was a Butt
I visitor the fore part of the week.
II f. w. Griffin of Bonner spent severa
days in Anaconda during the week OF
business.
Karl S. Harbaugh of Portland wa
in the city last Sunday, leaving on TIT
afternoon train for Salt Lake.
John Mahoney of Joliet, ILL.,, arrived
here last week and is the guest Of hi
sister. Mrs. Ed Devine.
Miss Fedora Nadeau of Butte is il
Anaconda visiting her sister, Mrs. L. F
81 st. Jean of East Park avenue.
DIR. J. M. Sigh and family, who hav'
been spending the winter at the Mon
a tana, removed the first of the week t.
Is 50S Main street, the residence formerl,
occupied by D. f. Hallahan and fam
lily.
w. H Trippet left early in the weel
s for Helena, where he was in attend
81 ance on the supreme court, returning
to Anaconda Thursday evening.
Mrs. D. T. keliher and son. Artle
left Tuesday morning for their home
at Blackfoot Idaho, where they VII
Il remain during the summer months
Miss Clara Belle Rumley returned t.
her home in Butte Sunday afternoon
after spending a couple of days in tn
city the guest of Miss King at tn
II Montana.
n MI. and Mrs. Berry of st. Louis ar
& in the city, the guests of Judge an
b Mrs. George b. Winston.
DR. Thomas J. Murray of Butte o
the MURRAY & Freund hospital was i
the city Friday evening, returning t
81 his home Saturday morning.
T. A. Dyblie and family, who hav
resided in Anaconda the past few years
will leave Tuesday afternoon for joliet
H., where Mr.. Dyblie has accepted
position as chief engineer of the Hi
nois Steel company, position he ha
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