The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-01


Miss Quigley came over from Philips
burg on Tuesday morning and spent the
day in Anaconda. leaving Wednesday
for Helena. She will. in all probability,
not return to this city, but will remain
in Helena for some time prior to an ex-
tended trip east.
Mrs. William W. Dixon has been ill
for several days at her rooms at the
Montana. but is improving and hopes
soon to be about.
The Lowland club gave a delightful
party Friday evening. The members
were little thinned by the ravages of
la grippe and the Christmas festivities
which still occupy many AS usual, all
enjoyed themselves to the uttermost
The Women's Literary club has given
notification that the date from which
it's last notice is to become a law is
from Dec IS instead of Nov. 5.
The Monday Musical club will give its
next entertainment in the Baptist
church. The return of some of the
members will make the programme
complete, and the music will surely be
Of very high class.
Willard Fitz- Randolph Van LEV ar
rived in Anaconda yesterday after an
absence of several months visiting his
parents and other relatives in the East.
Mr.. Van Liew resumes his former posi-
ton at the refinery. His friends give
him hearty greeting
Mrs. Daniel J. Hennessy and Mrs
Edward Everett Moore gave a chatting
dish luncheon in honor of Miss Blanche
S. Kings birthday Saturday afternoon
at ! o'clock. Covers were laid for IL
guests. The invited guests were: Mrs.
William HI. Dewitt, Mrs. William W.
Dixon, Mrs. Wilcox Miss Wilcox Mrs.
L. G. Smith. Mrs. James F. Spelman.
Mrs. GEORGE w. Reynolds. Miss Blanche
S. King, Mrs. Edward E. Moore. Mrs
Francis e. Sergeant and Mrs. Daniel
j. Hennessy. Roses. pink and white,
We're the table decoration. while the
prevailing color was pink. Mexican lace
work lined with silk of that shade be-
ing the scheme of decoration for the
table, which was artistically arranged
in the form of Maltese cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S. Ellsworth
and son, Junius Brown Ellsworth, are
spending week or so at the Montana
during the cold weather.
The knights and Ladies of Security
will give another of their pleasant
whist parties at Dewey hall on Tues
day evening. Jan. 8. All friends of the
society are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
A very pleasant party was that given
on Thursday afternoon by Miss Mar
garet McHale of 7O5 East Commercial
avenue to number of her young
friends. They INDUCED in music sing
ing and games, after which delicious
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Misses Susie Stewart, Annie
and Maud Clucas. Grace and Mary
O'Donnell, Mamie Smith Mamie Flood.
Mabel Sharp. Rose McGint- Agnes and
Rosina Devine. Gertrude and Clair Nc
| Hale, Tillie Thiesen, Lille Flanagan
and Mary Keiser.
Herr and Mrs. Daniel E. Bandmann
left Anaconda Wednesday evening for
Butte where they will remain a week
and take part in the Mcguire benefit
on Monday and Tuesday evenings OF
this week.
Miss Alice M. Edgcombe went tc
Butte last week, where she was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Pcad TO,
a few days.
Father Battens, -,-stor of the Center
vile Catholic church. and Father Blairt
of Butte were in the city during tbs
past week.
Mrs. L. Rule and Mr.. and Mrs H
o. Sisson spent Christmas in Butte
visiting with relatives and friends.
The Misses Helena and Marguerite
Gleeson went to Helena Tuesday morn.
ing, where they attended the teachers
convention.
day, where he spent the day.
One of the events of the week was the
Mcguire benefit on Monday evening
when Anaconda turned out to do honor
to Mr. Mcguire. Several of the boxes
We're occupied by the society people OF
the city and a more enjoyable evening
has not been spent in this city in man,
a day.
Will Coleman of Deer Lodge spen
Christmas with relatives in this citv.
Mr.. Osborne gave most enjoyabl
Christmas party in honor of a humble
of his friends at the Leland on Monda,
evening.
Misses Belle MacMullen and Lella
McAdamS were the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. A. Ashford of Butte Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rodgers of Hell
t ena came over to Anaconda on Tues
day to spend several days in the cit
with friends.
: Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Self spent Christ
mas in Deer Lodge, returning to thei
/ home in this city Tuesday afternoon.
= M. A. Stapleton, superintendent of tn
city schools; r. r. Kilroy, principal {
the High school, and Misses Living
f ston and Gleason left Tuesday morn
ing for Helena, where they attende
f the state teachers institute.
]. Fl. Duffy and wife. George S. Mi
Ter and J. NJ. Simpson spent Christina
a in Deer Lodge with friends.
S Dr.. Q. Y. Warren of Warm Spring
was the guest of Senator E. d. Matt
O at dinner at the Montana Wednesda
: evening.
Sister Theodore and Sister Bernadet
= ia of Billings have been guests at S
AIMS hospital during the past weel
n Upon their return to Billings they wi
|. open new hospital, which is no
:. nearly completed.
e Don Davenport of Helena was in Il
I city Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph v Suprenant formcrl
: of this city, but now of Butte, was
o the city during the past week visitin
with old friends.
y Master William Grouse of Spring Hi
d Gallatin county, who has been visitin
his aunt, Mrs. Martha Smith of n