The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-20
In Butte.

Social aHalTS III Butte nave not Deen
numerous during these hazy, lazy days
of the past month. There are camping
parties by the score. but parlor parties
have not been the order, and dancing
is next to out of the question. Several
pretty luncheons were given during the
week and not few informal gather
ings and card parties.
large party Of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Davis drove out to the lat
ters country home in Jefferson val
ley yesterday to enjoy a day and an
evening in the pretty spot. This was
the most important society event of
the week.
Among those from Butte We're the
following: DR.. and Mrs. Newbro, Mr..
and Mrs. Cotter. Mr.. and Mrs. Lavelle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs.
James Lynch, Dr. Renich, Mrs. Case.
Major Dawson. Mr.. Clifford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Trainer, Mr.. and Mrs. Weimes-
cary. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, Judge and
Mrs. Mediation, Judge and Mrs. Lind
| say, Mr.. and Mrs. Gillie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodgens, DR.. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Forbis. Mrs. Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs. Long. Bergstrom's or
chestra accompanied the party.
| Mrs. J. Ross Clark is the guest of
| Butte friends and relatives.
Mrs. Herman Kellar, who has been
! visiting friends in Butte for the past
| two weeks, received a telegram from
Mr. Kellar yesterday summoning her to
| New York to accompany him on a trip
to London. They will leave New York
| on Monday and will be absent for sew
eral months.
Mrs. Fred Harris has returned from
| the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hight have returned
from the East, where they spent sew
eral months.
c. l.. Smith has gone to st. Louis.
where, in a few days, he will wed Miss
Georgia Gibbs of that city Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will be in Butte about
Sept. 10.
w. A. Smith left yesterday for Chi
cago. Mrs. Smith and child are in the
| East and the family will return to-
gether to Butte.
Mrs. Cotter gave a dinner one even
ing last week to a few friends in honor
of Miss Lacey of New York. There
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Council,
Misses Lacey, Patterson, Thornton,
Radley. Messrs FIeinze Mantle. Mac
Ginnis, Canochan and DR.. Renlch.
Mrs. J. II. Lynch entertained seys re
friends at euchre last Thursday. Prizes
were awarded as follows: First a
second, half dozen Haviland brad
and butter plates, Mrs. Withersponn
third. counterpiece of drawn work, Mrs
Woolman of Chicago; fourth. Bohe-
milan glass puff box. Mrs. Chile; lone
hand prize. tea cloth Of drawn. work
Mrs. Thornton; guest prize, a hand
some purse, Mrs. Talbot.
Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Harris entertained j party n
friends at Lynndale.
Mrs. Busch informally entertained a
few friends Tuesday at eucflre in honor
of Mrs. Howard. her guest.
An enjoyable event was the DANCING
party at Crystal Springs given Fr:day
evening by Mr. and Mrs James For.
bis in honor OF Mrs. Forbis' sister Miss
Thornton, of New York. About 1Ot
| friends were present.
Mrs Thomas LaVelle gave care
party Wednesday afternoon. The mrs
prize, cut glass powder box, was Wor
by Mrs j. A. Murray; second, a GU
glass vase. Miss Patrick; lone hanc
prize. a handsome plate, Mrs: Shaw
consolation prizes: Miss Frances
ent were: Mrs. Jack Moves, Mrs. Tur'
ner. Mrs. Long, Mrs. ]. A. Murray
Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Mediation, Mrs
Forbis, Mrs. Cotter Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. Thorn
ton, Mrs. Lloyd. Miss Patrick Of thi-
cago. Miss Lacey of New York. Miss
Thornton, Miss Frances Thornton, Miss
| La Beau, Miss Thomas OF AHacOr da
Miss Foster and Miss Matte Foster.
A very pleasant card party was Civ
en- on Friday evening by Miss Glars
| Hoadley of South Washington stree
in honor of Miss Young of Helena, who
has been the guest of Mrs. c. p. Con
molly for the past two weeks The oc
casion was a most enjoyable one t
those present. The prizes for the bes