The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-17
I'm Soeiety's Realm.

| giant rose jar; Mrs. ]. H. Steele, an ele-
CANT bon bon dish as second. and the
consolation awarded to Mrs. Richard
Hungate, an informal musical pro-
gramme was followed by delicious re-
freshments. served from small tables.
The guests included Mrs. J. b. Galla-
CHER, Mrs. ]. II. Steele. Mrs. Ed Healey,
Mrs. A. w. Richardson, Mrs. Howard
Granting, Mrs. Richard Hungate, Mrs.
Blakeley, Mrs. Leonard Erick, Mrs.
Charles Fowler, Mrs. Oliver Krogh,
Mrs. A. Munger. Mrs. A. H. Gillet, Mrs.
Ed NARROW and Mrs. l.. Pierce.
A surprise party arranged by the Co
| lumbia Whist club was given Tuesday
| evening at the home of Mrs. Howard
Granting in South Butte. A social time
| was enjoyed and refreshments served.
DR.. w. A. Wickline, first assistant
physician a the Warm Springs asylum,
is in the city on his way to New York,
| where he expects TO remain for some
| time doing special work.
Mrs DR.. T. c. Grigg entertained sew
eral friends Wednesday, the occasion
being a compliment to Mrs. NJ. L. Miller
! of Cincinnati who is the guest of DR..
| and Mrs. Grigg. Those present We're:
| Mrs. Judge Sullivan, Mrs. o. X. Lewis,
| Mrs. James H. Lynch. Mrs. Dr. Fenton,
| Mrs. J. c. Dawson, Mrs. Joe Dawson,
| Mrs. Buckles Mrs Phil Wiseman, Mrs.
| Brodeck. Miss Lackey, Miss Jennie Sui
| livan, Miss Mae Miller, Miss Florence
! Cooney. Mrs. J. r. Weimscary, Mrs. l..
Bernheim, Mrs. DR.. Miller Mrs. Elmer
son, Mrs j. A. CAVITY, Mrs. o. Hight,
| Mrs. Norville. Mrs. John d. Ritter, Mrs.
j. II. Harper, Mrs. DR.. Gum and Mrs.
John Finnegan.
Mrs A T. Morgan gave a euchre
| party at her home Wednesday. The
| prizes were won by Mrs. DR.. McCrim-
mon, Mrs. H. A. D'Acheul and Miss
| Radley. Those present We're: Mrs.
| D'Acheul, Mrs. McCrimmon, Miss Rad
| ley, Mrs. l. D. Freund, Mrs. Fayeste
| Harrington, Mrs. Tom Lavell. Mrs. l..
! F. Largey, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. ]. V. Long,
| Mrs. H. .. Wilson, Mrs. j. A. Lisley,
Mrs. F. f. Shaw Mrs. o. X. Lewis, Mrs.
| w. Z. Lewis, Mrs. ]. A Murray, Mrs.
| Leggat, Mrs. Kern, Mrs. w. Nee.
| White, Mrs. John Moves. ST., Mrs. john
| Noyes jr., Mrs. Tom Noyes, Mrs. c. d.
| Morgan, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. j. X. Clark.
| Mrs. Smith, Mrs. w. B. Hamilton, Mrs.
| J. X. Heset, Mrs. NJ. ]. Cornell, Mrs.
| Keane. Mrs. F. E. Corbett, Mrs. DIR. A.
| c. Leggat, Mrs. Sutphen of Helena,
| Miss Sanders, Miss Ethel Black, Miss
Marcia Patrick, Miss Arnold. Miss Leg
| gat. Miss McLennihan. Miss Marie Bar
ret and Miss Hattie Grove.
| Miss Margaret Blackiston and Miss
| Matte Alexander have gone to Fari-
bault, Mimi, to attend school.
| Glen Harrington and Sellers Largcy
| left last week for the East. Glen will
| enter Cornell college and Sellers will
| go to the Georgetown university.
Mrs. S. B. Raleigh returned Thurs
day from a three weeks visit with
| friends in New York.
Mrs. Frank Coburn of South Colorado
street. accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
| Dan Tewey of the Southern hotel, are
| visiting Mrs. Ed Maxwell and Mrs Dr.
| Spelman prior tC their departure from
| Anaconda. Mrs. Coburn is the mother
| of the two latter ladies.
| An enjoyable party was given last
| Tuesday evening by Mrs. Arthur Boyle
at her new residence, COZ North Main
| street in honor of her guests, Mrs
| Helena Robertson and daughter, Miss
| Lolita, of San Francisco, who are en-
route to New York and Paris. Mrs.
| Robertson was soubrette with Kelly
and Mason last season in who Is
Who" The principal features of the
| evenings entertainment We're music,
cards and dancing, after which refresh
ments were served and fiashlight pic
| lures were taken. Those present We're:
| Mesdames Robertson, Hagy. Boyle Mr..
and Mrs. T. Grimes. the Misses Pearl
| Beckwith, Florence Cooney. Tessie
| Courtney, Marie Armstrong. Eleanor
Redwein, Mae Kellogg, Nora Pc
| tiers, Susie Merkle, Lena Phelan,
Mary Phelan, Ida Murphy, Charlotte
OReilly, Margaret O'Reilly, Claudio
Mcpherson. Olive Kellogg, Lolita Rob
ertson and Messrs. DR.. Quirk, VIII
Larkin, Joseph Armstrong, j. T. Con-
way, Robert Leonard. White of Tacoma,
Wash. Rice, H. .Merkle, T. Merkle.
| Will Hardcastle. Ernest Hardcastle,
Byron Cooney, Flood, Mansel Boyle,
and Feeney. Mrs. Robertson and
| daughter left Saturday for New York.
Mrs. H. Kahnweiler and children,
| who spent the summer in San Fran
cisco and other California cities, have
| returned to Butte.
| months visiting friends in Johnstown,
! Pa, and other eastern cities, has re-
| turned.
| All of the school teachers have re-
| turned from their summer vacations
| and are duly installed in their duties of
| teaching the youth and beauty of Butte.
| c. d. Joslyn. leading citizen of Deer
| Lodge, was in the city the early part of
| the week.
| Mrs. Sam NJ. tombstone of Fish creek
| spent a few days of the week with
| friends in Butte. She succeeded in find
ing a house, which the family will oc-
| cupy this winter, in order that the
| growing Johnstones may attend the
| public schools in this city. They will
| move into the city next week.
| j. c. SaVery, the owner of the great
| Gable mine, at one time the wonder of
| the mining world, was in the city early
| in the week.
Mrs. NJ. Gallagher and son, Arthur
have returned from the East.
Col. T. c. Marshall of Missoula was
| among distinguished visitors in the city
| last week.
Hon. o. F. Goddard of Billings was
with Butte friends a few days last
week.