The Anaconda standard., 1899-08-27
In Deer Lodge.

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Deer Lodge, Aug. 26.-The past week
mas been a lively one in society cir
cles, there having been no less than five
notable entertainments during the
week. The first to occur was a dinner
given to few friends last Sunday af-
ternoon by Mrs C. d. Joslyn at her
pretty home on Knob Hill. The affair
was complimentary to Miss Linnie
Montague of Marshall. Mo. The large
dining room was tastefully decorated
with carnations and roses, and from
the japanese dinner gong, which hung
In the center of the table. was suspend
ed bows of pale blue ribbon correspond
ing with the four boutonneres at each
plate. The menu cards We're unique
ana dainty, having the artistic mono
gram in blue of the hostess. After the
dinner was served the guests repaired
to the drawing room, where several Sc
lections of music were rendered by Miss
Florence Kelley and vocal music by the
hostess. The party was composed of
: the following ladies and gentlemen:
Miss Montague, Marshall, Mo-; Miss
Kelley, Miss Napton, Percy Napton,
Mr.. Abernathy, Butte; Howard Kelley,
Butte; Lon R. Hess. Philipsburg.
Miss Katherine Kohrs entertained at
luncheon Tuesday afternoon number
Of her lady friends, TIE event being in
honor of Mrs, ID. S. Fotheringhafn of
Northport, Wash, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Deer Lodge
for the past several weeks. The table
was handsomely decorated with sweet
peas and elegant refreshments were
, served, which We're highly enjoyed by
the guests. After luncheon the entire
afternoon was spent in social enjoyment
by the ladies present, those invited be-
ing Mrs. d. S. Fotheringham of North
port, Wash. Mrs, c. P. Drennen of
Butte, Mrs. j. NJ. Boardman, Mrs. N,
Y. HoSs, Mrs. w. +, Gullette, Mrs. H.
b. Davis, Mrs. Alf Whitworth, Mrs. H.
A. Mcpherson, Mrs. H. ]. Toomey, Mrs
Edward Scharnikow, Mrs. A. d. Hoss
and Misses Bette Batterton. Norma
Robinson, Nadine Crump of Minneapo-
lis and Mollie Wiles. s"'s
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Mary
Stackpole very pleasantly entertained
a number of her lady friends at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
S. Stackpole, on East First street. Ice
cream and cake and other refreshments
were served and a most enjoyable time
was had. Those present We're: Misses
Alice Coleman. Elizabeth Hyde, Linda
Williams, Augusta Galbraith, Alma
Bielenberg, Norma Robinson Nadine
Crump of st. Paul Katie Kohrs, Mol
lie Wiles, Nance Hardenbrook, Vonnie
Owings and Leila Mclean.
Mrs. j. II. Meyers and Mrs. A. d.
number of their lady friends at their
pretty home in West Deer Lodge on
Friday afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Re
freshments Were served and an after
noon of genuine enjoyment was spent
by those present.
Mrs. A. b. Martin entertained 60 or
more of her lady friends al the parlors
of the Young Ladies' seminary Thurs
day afternoon, refreshments of coffee,
salads, ice cream and cake being
served. The guests in attendance spent
delightful afternoon visiting with
their genial host and hostess.
The enga cement of Martin Gleason of
this city and Miss Henneberry of Dill
Ion has been announced, the wedding to
take place in Dillon on Sept. 10. Mr..
Gleason is well known in Deer Lodge,
where he has occupied position as
guard at the penitentiary for the past
Is years Miss Henneberry graduated
from St. Mary's academy here some
years ago and is popular and talented
young lady.
Mrs. Walker and daughter, Miss Min
ME. and Mrs. George Cockrell and
daughter, Miss Mary, left by private
conveyance Thursday for Boulder to
attend the annual conference of the
Methodist church being held there.
They drove over the range near Cham
pion and down Boulder creek to their
destination.
Mrs. 0. E. McQuesten and daughter,
Miss Irene, came in Wednesday from
McQuesten's placer mines near Bear
mouth, and have been busy since get
ting ready to remove to Missoula.
where they will reside in the future.
Miss Florence McQuesten, who has
been visiting relatives during the sum-
mer in Wisconsin, is expected home
to-day, Saturday and will accompany
her mother and sister to Missoula.
Clarence Holly and wife of Butte
were guests of +. w. Holly and daugh-
ter, Miss Fannie. in Deer Lodge last
Sunday.
E. w. Holly, proprietor of the Cash
dry goods store, having wound up his
business affairs in this city, left for
Kansas Thursday, and will locate
somewhere in that state. His daugh-
ter, Miss Fannie Holly, left to-day for
Butte, where she will reside for the
present with her brother and his wife.
Miss Fannie is most estimable young
lady, who has made many friends dur
ing her residence here.
The public school opens Monday,
Sept. II, with Professor G. 7. Bramble
as principal and the following corps of
teachers. Mrs. Hagerty, Blaisdell
Van Gundy, WileS. Catlin and Mrs. j.
NJ. Simpson.
Eugene Mcfarland came in Tuesday
from his placer mines upon Gold creek,
about nine miles above the old placer
camp of Pioneer, bringing with him his
last cleanup of gold dust for the sea-
son, which is worth $500, and was as