The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11

The sunshine of several of the days
of the past week seems to have livened
up Anaconda society to a great extent.
With the numerous card club meetings,
the theater, the graduating exercises
and the opportunity to play tennis the
city has been far from quiet. This
week promises much in the way of en-
tertainments of an informal nature, as
there are numerous farewell affairs to
be given for the number who are con-
templating journeys within the next 10
days.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Allyn and
daughter, Adeline, of Maple street,
who have been residents in the city
during the past eight months, will
leave this week for Nevada, where Mr..
Allyn has accepted a position. While
living in Anaconda they have made
made a great many friends, who will
miss Them but wish them great success
in their new home. ..-.
Mrs. Charles Flood was a Butte Wis
itor on Tuesday.
Mrs NJ Cohen left Wednesday after
noon for a visit to her home in Chi
cage.
Miss Laura Durston was a Butte Wis
itor the past week.
Mrs. E. E. Moore entertained the At
ternoon club in her apartments at the
won by Mrs. William M. Tuohy, the
second by Mrs. T. D. Fitzgerald. Light
refreshments We're served during the
afternoon.
John Odson, who has been in Salt
Lake the past 10 days, returned to his
home in this city the latter part of last
week.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Edmund
S. Maxwell of Upper Oak street gave
dali fr1 inf
in honor of Mrs. Frances f. Sergeant
and Miss Harvey. The evening was
spent playing euchre, after which de-
lcious refreshments We're served and
later an impromptu cake walk was in
dulged in The first prize for games
was won by Mrs Charles Kelley, the
second by Mrs. George H. Linsley.
The ladies We're all allowed to cut for
the cake walk prize, so that no partial
ity should be shown, and to Mrs. j. H.
Durston the prize was awarded. The
guests included the following: - Mrs.
Francis f. Sergeant. Miss Harvey, Mrs.
NJ Donahoe, Mrs, Murray B. Miles.
Mrs. l.. A. King, Mrs. George H. Lins-
ley, Mrs. George w. Reynolds, Mrs. r.
o'Leary, Mrs. William NJ. Tuuhy, Mrs.
James F. Spelman, Mrs. Charles Kelley,
Mrs. David Cohen Mrs. Joseph Peters,
Mrs. ]. H. Durston, Miss King. Miss
Martha Evans, Miss Meloy and Miss
Harriet t. Evans.
Mrs. S. Friedman left last week for
Perham, Mimi, where she will spend
the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Gleason will leave to-
morrow for South Dakota, where she
will spend the summer vacation with
relatives and friends.
Col. William NJ. Thornton will sail on
July % for Manila, where he will be
the guest of his brother-in-l Com
modore Watson. who is now in charge
of the Asiatic squadron at Manila dur
ing Admiral Dewey's visit to the Unit
ed States
Mrs George l.. Fielder is at present
with her mother and daughter in New
York, where she will remain during the
summer months. returning to her home
in this city about Sept. l.
Charles II. Penny returned Thursday
from Missoula, where he had spent sew
eral days on business trip.
Misses Martha and Harriet Evans
gave very delightful luncheon on
Wednesday at their home on Upper
Hickory street i'll honor of Mrs F. Z.
Sergeant and Miss Harvey. The guests
were Mesdames Francis E. Sergeant.
NJ Dnnahoe. James F. SQelman,
Charles ]. Kelley. Zenas Evans, Misses
Harvey and Meloy.
Mrs William NJ Tuohy entertained
the Evening Card club at her home on
the corner of Fifth and Hickory streets
on Monday evening. Mrs. George H.
Iinsley won the first prize and Mrs.
Charles a. futile the second.
Mrs Frederick W, PeckoVer gave a
very enjoyable afternoon Wednesday
for her guests. Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Wilson
and Miss Peck of New York. The
guests included Mrs. Francis L. Sar-
geant Mrs. John Odson, Mrs. c. S.