The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-03

to Utah to accept the responsible posi-
ton of directing developments on the
mining properties of Messrs MeCune
and Lund iii Statelinc district He is a
splendid gentleman. The bride is a Gull
tured, winsome lady, endowed with all
the Sraces and accomplishments. Mr..
and Mrs. Macfarlane will make thei.
home in Salt Lake and will be welcomed
in society.-Friday's Salt Lake Herald.
Miss Elmo Jaquette came up from
Dillon, where she is attending the state
normal school, to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ware B. Guy of Horn
spent a few days in Butte and Ana.
conda last week.
Mrs. j. L. Heron, who spent several
days in Anaconda visiting Mesdames
Graham and DR.. Stephens, has re-
turned
Mrs. w. J. Evans of Great Falls spent
THANKSGIVING in this city, the guest OF
ner daughter, Mrs. James S. b. Hol-
linshead.
Judge Napton of the district court of
Deer Lodge and Granite counties was
up from Anaconda a day last week.
Secretary of State Hogan was over
from Helena day or two last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sherman have
returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. p. c. Hollinshead and her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, arrived in the city
last week from Dayton, Ohio, and will
spend the winter with j. B. Hollins-
head.
Charles w. Clark has gone to wash
ington.
Manager Mcfarland of the opera
house spent a day in Anaconda las,
week.
j. *. Pardee, a Montana pioneer and
ex-representative in the territorial leg
1slature, was in the city last week from
Phiiipsburg. He recently went to Baker
City, Ore, and purchased some yalua-
Bile mining property.
Angus A. Mcdonald, the well-known
capitalist of Philipsburg, spent a few
days in Butte last week
Thomas McTague spent a day in
Butte last week. He came up from his
Deer Lodge home to see the beautiful
Fiji"
Ben Cosby, clerk of the McDermott
and Butte hotels for more than a year.
will leave for his home in Kentucky
tomorrow to spend a couple of months
with relatives and friends. He has not
been home for five years, having been
in Chicago and cities West for that
length Of time.
w. G.. Young gave dinner to six
of his friends in the McDermott hotel
Thanksgiving evening. The young men
enjoyed feast of very large proper
tons and the young Salt Lakar proved
day.
Miss Cecilia Turnbull gave a delight
full party on Tuesday evening at her
home on Colorado street Tables were
supplied for ~ couples to play some of
the most popular games. Other amuse-
ments were afforded in the parlors for
those who did not participate at the
cards. The house was profusely deco
rated with flowers, chrysanthemums
predominating. A delicious supper was
served at II o'clock. The guests de-
parted after listening to some fine
music and singing by Prof. James
Foley, Messrs. Dunstan, Vance, NJ
Davis and ]. O'Goram. Among those
present were Misses Marthol and Susie
Arnold, Blanche Knowlton, Ella Dun
stan Helen and Lillian Kronick, Maud
Moore, Roberts, Harmon. Bauz, Gibbs,
Caddy, Gilbert and Pollard; Messrs.
Prof. James Foley, Dunstan, Vance,
Davis, O'Goram, Fred Pope, Ralph
Dawson, e. Beal. Ed Cox, William
Giles, Scanlon and Tiddy.
The members of the South Butte Pres
byteran church enjoyed Thanksgiv-
ing bog social which was largely at
tended and much enjoyed. The social
was held in the parsonage.
/. The institute Canadien gave a de-
lightful entertainment and dance in
the club'rooms Thanksgiving eve, which
was largely attended, visitors being
present from Helena, Deer Lodge and
Anaconda. The programme was as fol-
lows: Adresse de bienvenue 10 heures
precise, par o. Chevrier, president:
selection de piano, valse (Aug. Durand),
OPP. 49, Mde. c. Choquet; chanson, Par
"rHarmonie Caaadien.' William Page,
directuer; "Lettre de Woodville," j.
Clauvin; duo vocal, par les Dllrs.
Courtney, accompagnement. par Mdlle.
Vadnais; defamation. "PEnrage," d.
E. Raimvlle. NJ. D.; danse, Par Mdlle.
Marie Bowen, accompagnement. par
Mde. C. Choquet: chanson, par 'pHar-
monte Canadien," William Page direc-
teur; chanson, A. Nadeau, accompagne-
ment. par Mile. Nadeau; defamation,
Adrien Neveu; chanson, Adonis Page,
accompaniment, par William Page;
danse, musique par IOrchestre de Ha-
mann, j. Chauvin, directuer. Commit
tee, O. Chevrier, J. Chauvin, Louis Vad-
nais.
The Nemows held their semi-month
ly meeting Monday, Mrs. Slater Of
North Crystal street being the hostess.
The ladies are doing some very beauti-
full embroidery, for which some of their
friends will give thanks at Christmas
time. A very enjoyable afternoon was
spent, dainty refreshments We're served
and the members voted it the pleasant
est meeting SO far this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Dupont B. Vincent gave
Thanksgiving dinner party to num-
Der of friends at their home on South
Montana street. 1t was one of the
SWEETEST events of the season. The la
dies were all beautifully gowned in
evening dress. The house was tastily
decorated with carnations and lilies.
Cards We're INDUCED in up to late
hour.
Mics May Sinclair, who for many
months has presided with grace and
dignity at the telegraph key in the
Icantinued on Papn Tu,enty-threa