The Anaconda standard., 1899-09-24

Morse, H. J. Thompson, z. ]. Conger,
Williams, Johnson, ]. e. Monroe, E. J.
Bowman, P. IL. Lowell John Innes, r.
w. Poindexter, w. A. Jones, T.. II.
Jones, H. r. Melton, H. o. Miller A.
Stamm, Mary Cannon. l.. c. Fyhrie,
TattersalI. Laughlen, T. ]. Forester,
Professor Fenner, H. H. Swain, Profess
sor Pasmore, Lambkin, w. B. Carter,
d. F. Reinhardt, w. NJ. Roe, M. Bur-
fiend and ]. T. Farley.
One of the merriest society events of
the season was the enigma party
given last Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
John Cox and Miss Lille NJ. Oliver at
the home of the former. Quite large
gathering of the most popular young
ladies of the city were present and
the afternoon was most pleasantly
passed. AS the guests arrived they
We're received by two little girls, Misses
Carrie Oliver and Nellie Moore, and
conducted to the parlors, which had
been tastefully decorated with carna-
tions and hop vines. There each was
presented with souvenir entitled ''en-
igmas." This contained popular songs
disarranged, and the task was TO rear
range them once more in their proper
order Another feature of the after
noon was the music-the piano fur
nished by Miss Minnie Johnson, one of
Dillon's finest pianists. At o'clock
dainty and tempting refreshments were
served, shortly after which the merry
young ladies took leave of their hos
tesses and left for their homes.
Rev. w. C. Shipper of Butte officiated
at quite a pretty wedding in Glendale
last Sunday evening when. in the pres
ence of number of friends and rela-
tives of the contracting couple, he unit
ed in marriage w. Fl. Balch and Miss
Carrie f. Randall. both popular young
nf y I,a J.ff -nl
Randall had until recently been teacher
Of the Lyon City schools.
On Thursday evening, Sept. IA, at the
Methodist parsonage in this city. MISS
Dottie Stanfeld and Thomas Tut were
united in marriage by the Rev. r. P.
Smith, only a few intimate friends be-
ing witnesses to the ceremony. Both
are we'll and favorably known young
people of this city and their many
friends wish them joy and happiness
through life.
Quite a large crowd attended a re-
ception rendered to Rev. and Mrs r.
p. Smith of the NJ. E. church. who were
recently assigned to this parish from
Sheridan. The reception was held in
the lecture room of the church Friday
evening, the Is. Addresses Of welcome
were made by Revs. Loughlen and
Cope of the Presbyterian and Baptist
churches. and were responded to by Mr..
Smith. The address of each of the rev.
erend gentlemen was fine piece Of
Word painting. SOLOS py Misses hich,
Blshop ana flerce ana humorous
feaulns py MIS-. "A. L. Ahuersoi lofihe1
part or the entertaining prosfaliliiie.
The gathering Droke up at ABOUT lo:"o'
VANITY fair. NauueNihe 9io"
playing on the leglti'nate poards, WIS
rendered in the Dillon theater Friday
night, Sept 10, by an Indifferent lot of
performers TO falr audience tolhpe-
tent cflucS say tnat lle SloN was .tot
up to the standard OF the 1ree varieties
gwen N Butte.
Thefe was work IN the master ue
gree at Masonic hatl last SATURDAY
night, followed by banquet at Which
the members OF the craft report haNlhg
had a most enJoyahle time.
An informal reception was given AT
the state normal last evening Wn'cn
was quite generally ATTENDED. Plans
were outlined for making these recep-
tions regular feature for FRIDAY
nights. throughout the winter. frluay
evening, the 18TH MISS Neihe Reyholds
of Fort Lemhi, ldaho. Will give II
Shakespearean recital she VIII render
scenes from Macbeth. She is grad
uate of the Emerson schooi or oratory
of Boston, and comes hlsnly recon-
mended
Miss Jennie Slshop lert wednesday
for Madison, WIS, Where she Will cake