The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-26

forts on the whole and a jolly old
time at the finish.
very enjoyable birthday party was
given by Miss Maude Willis at her
home, 1112 Farrell street. on Saturday
evening. There were games and cha
rades, interspersed with vocal and in
strumental music, followed by refresh
ments. after which dancing and cake
walk were enjoyed. the latter provok-
ing much merriment. Among those
present were: Misses Grace Moves,
Rilla Brown, F.unice Brown, Fern
Grambling, Trixie Willis, Gertrude
Willis, Lena Bowman. Elsie Jones. May
Green, Lizzie Hartnell, Francie Nc
Cool, Florence McElvenny Belle Willis,
Mabel johnson, Erma Charles, Flor
ence Hartnell, May Winscott. Annie
Williams. Edna Arnold, Ada Whit
comb, Emma Brown, Beth Williams
and Maude Willis; Messrs. George JEFF
ferson, Carl Willis, Arthur Williams,
VIII Green, Albert Charlsworth. Floyd
Noyes, Ivor Williams, Walter Willis,
Clyde Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Noyes, w. H. SWEET. Mrs. S. L. Willis,
Mrs. Henry Jefferson. Mrs. F. L. Mel
cher. Mrs. James Willis, Mrs. Green,
Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Robert Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r Grass, Mr.. and Mrs
c. C. Willis.
card party was given by Mrs. Nj.
Smith at her, parors in the Maule
block on last Friday night in honor of
her son, John Smith, and the members
of the Butte Business college The
young folks INDUCED in cards and other
games, while the older of the party
were engaged in different parlors in
conversation and cards till u o'clock,
when all were invited to the parlor of
the hostess, Where a delicious spread
awaited them. The banquet was a
most enjoyable feature of the evening
Those present We're: Misses Katie
OBrien. Mamie Lehman. Katie Me-
Leod. Elvia Willard. Maggie Willard,
Gertie O'Donnell. Alma DeYotte. Cora
Montgomery, Ada Montgomery; Mas
ters John Smith, Henry Porter. John
Royles, William Royles, George TAFT,
George Van Wart. Dan Sullivan: Mes
DANES Mamie Smith, Dan Brown. ]. NJ
Montgomery, Wheeler and Miss Liz
zie O'Connell: Messrs. Dan Brown. ].
NJ. Montgomery and j. r. Dobry First
prizes were won by Mamie Lohman and
Henry Porter: second prizes by Gertie
O'Donnell and George Van Wart All
had an enjoyable time.
Tuesday evening DR.. and Mrs r. G.
Heine entertained 81 young people in
honor of their cousin. Miss Amy Brit
tain. Master Bliss Heine proved to be
most courteous and admirable usher
to the gentlemen, who We're escorted to
rooms on the second floor. where coats
and hats were laid aside. After this
ceremony the young man led the way
to the parlor, where the ladies We're in
waiting. The rooms were profusely
decorated with natural flowers, taste
fully arranged The feature of the
programme was the dressing of the
new woman 1t was explained to the
gentlemen that the one who made the
most artistic effort at placing the vari-
Gus garments in their proper place on
the figure would meet with a "hold-
up" experience before daylight The
hold-up proved to be a pair of EN-
broidered suspenders, and Mr.. Esh-
baush captured the hold-up red hand
ed. Miss Burt received the ladys prize,
a vase. Miss Best and Master Heine
secured the boobv prizes. Another
feature was the letter writing. each
member of the party penning a missive
to the guest of honor DR.. Heine was
the censor and he awarded the prizes
to Miss Cora Jenkins, Messrs. Wright
and Eshbaugh. An elegant repast was
served. The rendition of several in
strumental selections by Miss Best and
Mr.. Wright found appreciation in the
attentive asSemblage.
A very pleasant gathering was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. olive.
Krogh Thursday evening to celebrate
their 18th wedding anniversary. Whist
was the feature of the evening, followe
by delicious lunch Mrs. Lewis Cd
man won the first prize. handsome
hand-painted bread plate; Mrs Leon
ard Erick. second, decorated china
sugar bowl and Dreamer. j. H. Gilbert
won the gentlemen'S first prize, a hand