The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-10
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Mrs. T. ]. Fitzgerald gave a charm
ing euchre party on Monday afternoon,
entertaining about 20 ladies. Miss
Tompson won the first prize, a cut glass
vinaigrette. and Mrs. Durston the Sec
ond, an opera glass bag.
The Afternoon Euchre club met with
Mrs. Peters on Wednesday. Mrs. King
captured the first prize, Mrs. O'Leary
the second and Mrs. Milversted the
third. The club will be entertained by
Mrs. Maxwell on Tuesday next.
Miss Clara Peters entertained about
30 young people on Wednesday evening
at cards. Miss Meloy, Mr.. Boxer and
Mr.. Larose were the fortunate contesr-
ants for prizes.
Mrs Donohoe gave a delightful party
on Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Il. S. Maxwell and Mrs. j. f. Spelman,
who are soon to leave town. Mrs. Will
son took the first prize, a set of silver
spoons, and Mrs. O'Leary won beau
tiful Julian vase. Mrs. Maxwell and
Mrs. Spelman each received six ele-
giant plates.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Hurry
entertained 80 ladies at her home.
Euchre was the game chosen. The
prizes, an elegant chop plate, picture
and a dainty cushion, were won re-
spectively by Miss Macdonald, Mrs.
Twohy and Mrs. Durston.
Mrs. Charles Kelly spent the early
part of the week in Anaconda with her
mother, Mrs Joseph Peters.
Mrs and Miss Thomas expect to leave
this evening for an extended sojourn in
the East
Miss Genevieve Odson is to enter
school in Tacoma for the coming year.
Mrs. Odson will accompany her daugh-
ter to her destination and Will spend
the winter in California,
F. w Peckover is in Colorado Springs,
having been called there by the death
of near relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Dey, who have been
guests at the Montana for several
months. left town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood passed Mon
day at Silver lake.
S. Sanner of Miles City is passing a
6ew days with friends in Anaconda.
Mrs and Miss Douglas are in Helena
visiting Mrs. Hixon and Mrs. Haywood.
Horace H. Durston made a flying trip
to Missoula to visit friends the last of
the week.
About 20 gentlemen gave a delightful
dancing party at A. o. H. hall on Fri
day evening. The party was given in
honor of Miss Ethel Thomas and was
great success.
The past week has witnessed the re-
turn of that large group of popular
and estimable young women who have
spent the last months in pleasure-seek-
ing--the teachers.
Miss Thompson, who has been so
iourning in Deer Lodge, and Miss
Sutherland. who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Birdseye in Avon, have
taken up their abode at the home or
DR.. and Mrs. Sigh.
Miss O'Bannon returned on Monday
from San Diego, Cal, where she passed
the summer with her mother and sis
tiers.
Miss Tessie O'Donnel. who has been
gladdening the hearts of her parents in
Michigan, has returned to her home
with Colonel and Mrs. OLeary.
Miss Livingston, who devoted her va
cation to the study of the fora and
fauna about Flathead lake, has re-
turned to her former quarters in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Toole.
Miss Macdonald has visited her pa
rents in Houghton, Mich, and now re-
sides with Colonel and Mrs. OLeary.
Miss Blackstone spent the two months
with her parents in Wisconsin. and is
now to be found at the Leland.
Miss Margaret Gleeson, Miss Edna
Waterbury and Miss Wright spent the
summer in California, and have re-
turned to their respective homes
Mrs. Parks passed vacation the guest
resides with Mrs. Egbert on Oak street.
Miss Inez Elliott graced the Race
Track home of her parents until Mon
day. and is now at Mrs. Mallory's on
Fourth and Cherry streets.
Last Monday afternoon, at the Noun
tain View park, certain fat and certain
lean members of Anaconda society COW
cred themselves with bumps and glory.
Mr. D. c. Walker starts tomorrow
for Pony, where he will spend the win
ter gold seeking.