The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-25
In Butte,

Mrs Joseph K Clark entertained "a
at dinner last night at her elegant
home in West Broadway. 1t was COM
plimentary to five young ladies who are
visiting in Butte. Misses Lacy of New
York, cousin of f. Aug. Heinze; May
Word and Wilder BroadWater of Hell
ena, Ethel Thomas of Anaconda ana
Dorothy Smith of Seattle. daughter OF
Addison Smith. a pioneer of Montana.
, The ladies came to Butte to attend
the Heinze- Moves wedding and will
extend their visit over several days.
Mrs Clark had overlooked none of
those minor details which, when sum
med together, make up a charming
entertainment. 1t was delightful al
fair informal and home-like. The
/ large dining room was Invested of it's
i cum bersome furnishings, save the wall
decorations. In the center had been
! constructed huge oval shaped table.
Its center was a massive bouquet OF
red roses, the other decorations and
ornamentations We're in cut glass. china
! and silver en- a snow white eXpanse OF
/ linen. Around this the "A guests in
Guiding the host and hostess, sat. Mrs.
! Clark and John MacGinniss sat at one
end of the table and opposite sat Mr..
/ Clark and Miss Hattie Young, the 9TH
/ ers being seated in the following or
1
| NJ j. Connel, ]. X. Heslet and Miss
Lacey. J. V. Long and Miss Broadwa-
! ter, Andrew Collins and Miss Thomas,
! Fayette Harrington and Miss Smith,
/ NJ. j. Council and Miss Word F. Aug.
! Heinze and Mrs. ]. X. Heslet, DR.. Re
nick and Mrs. w. Nee. White, w, A.
/ Clark and Mrs. j. V, Long, Harry Tut
| tie and Mrs. Fayette Harrington. The
! menu included the choicest and most
! expensive Viands to be had, and TO
/ temize it would only extend the list
over into another column. The hour
at the table was extended by unani-
! NOUS consent into other hours, and so
the evening passed. After dinner the
| party enjoyed music and social con-
verse with the cake walk not ignored.
Ii was the society event of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Leonard en-
tertained company at dinner Friday
| evening in honor of Miss Broadwater
| of Helena There We're present Miss
BroadWater Miss Word of Helena,
Miss Thomas of Anaconda, Miss Leon
ard F. Augustus Heinze, Senator Man
tie, John MacGinnis and c. D. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Barker, jr., are at
the Sherman house.
Mrs, Mary Scallon, mother of Will
lam Scallon. and Miss Scallon are at
the Sherman house.
Miss Linnie Montague, cousin of Mrs.
| Eugene Carroll, recently arrived from
Marshall, Mo, will spend the summer
with Mrs. Carroll and Butte friends.
one of the prettiest weddings of the
season occurred Sunday. The contract
ing parties We're r. H. Lewis and Miss
Annie Griffin. They were married at
the priests residence by Rev. Father
Callaghan, They We're attended by Miss
Mary Boyce and A. j. Griffin of st.
Paul. They repaired to the resi-
dence of r. f. Taylor, where an elegant
dinner was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis received a number of beautiful
gifts this being partial list: a leather
! couch, Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Taylor; cut
glass water bottle Robbie and Ettie
Taylor; a leather chair. also wicker
rocker, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sandahl:
hand-painted sugar and creamer and
two pictures, Albin Sandahl; silver
knives forks and spoons, Mr.. and Mrs
]. j. Griffin, st. Paul: sugar spoon and
butter knife A. J. Griffin; silver butter
| dish and silver cheese plate, Mrs. f.
| McManus Ogden; dozen solid silver tea
| spoons. r. d. Crosby; two pictures, A
j. Griffin; silver tea set. NJ. A. Griffin
Katie Griffin and Mary Boyce; cut glass
berry bowl and half dozen cut glass
tumblers, Misses Ella Sullivan, Maggie
| Hickey. Lucy Warren, Lydia Lormer
Nellie German, Celinda Bonnin, Sophia
Eccelston, Mary Harnett; hemstitchet
table linen, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Foster
St. Paul: toilet set, MIR. and Mrs. F. i
Ryan: Battenburg centerpiece, MIR. anC
| Mrs. Goldie; water set, Mrs. IaWlof
table linen, Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Connel
~, kaliSpell; silver cake basket ans
point lace handkerchief, Mr.. and Mrs
F. D. Smith; box of flowers, Mrs. Z. G