The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-02

/ couple were presented with splendid
| list of presents.
| on Wednesday of this week occurred
| the marriage of Miss Mabel S. Ste
| phens to George Marshall at the home
| of the brides parents, east of this
| city. The wedding ceremony was per-
| formed at high noon, Rev. John Hosk-
| ing Of the NJ. F.. church of Butte re-
| peating the beautiful wedding Cere-
| mony which united the happy pair.
| The wedding ceremony was performed
| in the presence of a few intimate
| friends and the relatives of the con-
| tracing parties. The couple were not
| attended and the wedding was a quiet
| affair. After the ceremony the bride
| and groom returned to this city, where
| they will make their future home.
| They will keep house in the BainfOrd
cottage in Riverside. The groom is
| an excellent young business man and
| has splendid prospects before him,
which are considerably enhanced by
his alliance with the charming and
| popular young lady who became his
| wife. They have a large circle of
friends who join in wishing them a
happy and prosperous welded life.
Thursday evening the new home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carr on d street
was the scene of a house warming
which should make the atmosphere Of
as long as the present occupants dwell
beneath its roof. Nearly half hun
dred guests participated in the delight
full event. At the series of games of
domino whist which were played the
head prizes We're won by Mrs. Geer
and Mr. Mulholland, Mrs. Fred Brooks
and Mrs. Calkins capturing the conso-
lation prizes. An impromptu pro-
gramme of vocal selections by Mrs.
w. A. Bonnie and Mrs. Herzig con-
tributed to the pleasure of the guests.
| At midnight sumptuous luncheon
was served and following the excellent
| repast dancing was INDUCED in until
| a late hour. Those present were: MIR.
| and Mrs. Bonnie, Mulholland, Robson,
| Wilson, Clark, Ray, Leard, Leopold.
| AL Leopold Calkins, Nye. Brooks, Mrs.
| McCue, Mrs. Brocklin, Mrs. Geer, Mrs.
| Pruett, Mrs. GARNER, Miss Simson,
| Miss Wilson, Miss Morris Miss Her
zig and Miss Cunningham.
Ray Campbell, son of Congressman
| Campbell, is in town on his way to
| Pontiac, Mich, from where he viii go
| to Washington when congress con-
venes this fall and attend school dur
ing the sessions of congress.
At a regular meeting of the lodge of
United Moderns held at Masonic hall
Friday evening, a number of new
members We're taken in and an cleo
ton of officers held. The following
were initiated: John F. Smith, l.. D.
Davis, w. A. Bonnie. Several new
candidates for initiation had to give
way for the election of officers, and
they will be taken in at the next meet
ing, July 7. George r.. Chambers was
elected chancellor and Mrs. Harriet
Geer recorder The appointfve officers
will be announced at the next meet
ing. A social session was held after
the business meeting. Ice cream and
cake were served. The lodge is gain
i,rr It'll
is among the new ventures in which
the members will engage. w. l..
Showers, vice chancellor of the order,
with headquarters at Denver, depart
ed on Monday for Billings, and will
return to this city in time for the next
| meeting night. George T. Chambers,
the chancellor, is acting financier for
| the lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield entertained
| at cards Friday afternoon. Domino
| whist was the diversion of those who
| attended. The prizes were won by Mrs.
| Charles GARNER and Mrs. w. A. Ben
| ME. Refreshments consisting of ice
| cream, cake and lemonade were served
| and the afternoon is numbered among
| the really delightful social events of
this season. Those present were: Mes
| danes Crippen, Daniels, Shearman,
| Kennedy Burg, Ferte, Campbell,
| Thrall, Bonnie, Masters, Johnston,
| Bailey, Chambers, Calkins, Erkenback,
| Furley, Villas, Swindlehurst, Patter,
| Hefferlin Cogswel.
Livingston lodge No. 246, Benevolent
| and Protective Order of E,lks, met at
| their lodge room in X. of P. hall Mon
| day evening and installed the officers
elected for the ensuing term They
were: Exalted ruler. Mentor Wetz-
stein; esteemed loyal knight, y. NJ.
Swindlehurst: esteemed leading knight.
| J. E. Swindlehurst; esteemed lecturing
knight, Charles Angus; tyler. Thomas
Stevenson; chaplain, ]. A. Savage; es-
| quire, A. ]. stark; inner guard Z. c.
Mackenzie. The usual social session
followed the installation and was great
| ly enjoyed.
The home of Mrs. Isadore Roth was
the scene of a pleasant card party on
Tuesday afternoon. Domino whist was
played and refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served. Mrs. A. Leo
pold won the first prize and the sec
ond trophy went to Miss Jennings.
Those present were: Mesdames AL
Leopold, Johnson Everett, Bonnie.
Carr, Swindlehurst and GARNER and
Misses Jennings and Johnson
| The Lawn Tennis club has been re-
organized for the summer. The tennis
grounds north of the depot will be used
again and a season of this most fas-
| cinating sport will serve to while away
| the pleasant hours of summer even
| ingS