The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-21

The beautiful parle,r of the Montana
never looked more charming than on
Thursday, when it's doors were thrown
open for the reception rendered by the
ladies of ST. Marks Episcopal church
to Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Brown. There
were a large number of people who
y called. although ii was extremely
stormy outside, anc the evening was
most enjoyable one to all present.
The reception committee received the
guests at the right of the doorway and
were Rev. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
George w. Reynolds, Mrs. l.. A. King
and Mrs. George r. Winston. A most
delicious fruit punch was served dur
Ding the evening by Mrs. r. T. Williams,
Miss King, Miss Hill and Miss Thorn
as. The music rendered by the Mar
garet theater orchestra was exceptions
ally fine and feature" of the evening
pleasure.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter and Mr..
and Mrs. Peek OF New. York arrived in
the city from California the fore part
of last week and are. the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick W. Peckover at
their pretty home on the corner of Lo-
Gust and Sixth streets for a month.
They will take a trip through Yellow
stone park before returning to their
home in New York,
Miss Thomas entertained for Miss
Bierman last week, it being in the ma
tare of farewell party for the guest
Of honor. rt.
Mrs. Spencer Trip and children, who
have been spending the past winter
in California. returned to their home
i'm this city Friday.
Mrs. A. c. MacCallum entertained the
Thursday afternoon card club at her
delightful home on Upper Main street
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. William
M Tuohy won the first prize, Mrs. T.
D. Fitzgerald the second.
Miss Alice McAndrews and Miss Hell
ena Gleeson went over to Butte on
Thursday afternoon and attended the
performance of ''The Triumph of Love-
H at the Grand opera house that evening
They returned to their homes in this
city on the late train.
Mrs. A. c. MacCallum and children
Will leave this evening for ST. Paul,
where they viii spend the summer
1nbnths visiting with relatives. Mrs
AacCalIum goes for the benefit of her
w Sons health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias A. Smith. who
81, have been at the Montana for the past
FIVE months, will remove this week to
Il the residence of A. c. MacCallum on
Upper Main street, which they will &C.
"A cupy for three months
st. Marks guild will meet on Tues
Y day afternoon with Mrs. George W.
Reynolds at her apartments at the
Montana.
4 Miss Blanche Mathews entertained
the Evening club in a most delightful
manner on Friday evening at the home
X of her sister. Mrs. Charles A. futile, on
v Upper Hickory street. Delicious re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
Mrs Charles H. Milverstcd will leave
this evening for Sioux City, Iowa,
where she will spend the summer Wis
iting relatives and friends,
Mrs. M. Dunahoe entertained the
Evening Card club at her home on Up
per Hickory street on Saturday even
ing.
Miss Bierman. who has been visiting
Mrs. William M. Montgomery for the
past two months, leaves for her home
a i'm ST. Paul this evening. Miss Bier
man has made vast number of friends
iii Anaconda since coming here, and
will be greatly missed,
Mrs Edmund S. Maxwell gave g
most delightful luncheon on Tuesday
& noon in nonor of Father McCorry OF
Butte Those present were Mrs. Muir
IS ray f. Miles of Butte, Miss Martha
Evans, DR.. and Mrs. James f. Spelmar
and Father McCorry.
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Fielder left
"Wednesday evening for the East. They
will visit St. Paul. Chicago, Denver
Omaha and several other of the cities
during their absence from Anaconda.
George w. Reynolds, who has beer
confined to his apartments at the Mon.
tana with a severe case Of erysipelas
is slowly improving and his many
friends hope to see him out in the very
near future.
The residence of S. B. Salisbury, or
Ripper Locust street has been pur'
chased by Col. T. O'Leary, who, with
his family. will remove to their new
home early in June.
Mrs. z. C. Thomas and daughter
Ethel will leave in The near future fol
the East, where they expect to remain
: for six months or Il year.
H. b. Craigen Of Chicago, formerly 6
resident of Anaconda, is now at Rush
Medical college, and as a member OF
that institution is the manager of the
football team for this season. His