The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-10
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, Sept. 9.--On Wednesday
afternoon of this week Mrs. N. Y. Hoss
and Mrs. Fred II. Hoss gave a delight
full entertainment to a large number Of
their lady friends at the home of the
latter on Missouri avenue. The parlors
and tables were handsomely decorated
with flowers and delicious refreshments
of ice cream, cake. sailed almonds and
other delicacies were served The after
noon was spent in visiting and social
enjoyment by the ladies and a very
pleasant time was had.
The entertainments given by Mrs. 7.
w. Catlin and Mrs. c. p. Drennen of
Butte, who has been summering here,
on Wednesday and Friday afternoons
of last week, were most enjoyable az
fairs and ranked with the best of the
long list of social functions which have
occurred in Deer Lodge during the past
six weeks. Sweet peas formed the prin-
cipal decoration and excellent refresh
ments We're served.
Mrs. Conrad kohrS delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of ladies at dinner
on Tuesday in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Prescott of Helena. The table was
tastefully decorated with flowers, cen
ter pieces etc, yellow being the pre-
vailing colors. 1t was a most enjoyable
evening and happily spent by the fol-
Mrs. j. II. Owings, Mrs. Thomas W.
Catlin, Mrs. c. p. Drennen of Butte,
Mrs. R. S. Kelly. Mrs Peter Walton,
Mrs. M. Martin, Mrs. f. S. Stackpole,
Mrs. J. NJ. Boardman, Miss Mollie Wiles
and Miss Katharine Kohrs.
Mrs. Spencer Johnson was in town
from her home near Warm Springs
Tuesday on business
James A. Murray and wife, Mrs. J.
V. Long and Miss Foster of Butte,
stopped in Deer Lodge on their way
home from an outing at Big Rock
creek Monday and Tuesday Mayor
Frank Conley, after giving Mr.. Muir
ray the shake, took the ladies in a
landau for a drive over the city and
to the principal points of interest in
the neighborhood. The ladies had
many words of praise for the beauties
of our little city. Mayor Conley, who
had developed into quite ladies' man
during his wife's absence in Missoula
in company with three married lady
friends, had his picture taken on Rain
bow avenue Wednesday afternoon. OF
course, Mrs Conley being in Missoula.
will never know anything about it, But
that lady returned home Wednesday
night. since which time the mayor has
not been seen and the supposition is
that he has given himself 80 days in
the dungeon till the cyclone blows
over. Mrs. Conley had a delightful
visit with Mss tIilda Higgins and 9th
er friends in Missoula.
Mrs. c. B. Jones of Anaconda has
rented the Peter Lansing residence on
North Main street and will reside there
during the winter.
Mrs Peter Walton and Mrs. Sam
Beaumont, accompanied by their fami-
lies and Miss Mollie Wiles, went for an
outing and spent the day at Irwin lake
Friday.
Judge and Mrs s. X. Davis spent
a most delightful day last Monday in
company with their children. Messrs
Harry and Carl Davis of Butte and
Mrs. Maud Davis Baker of Helena. 1t
had been some time since they were all
at home together and was happy re-
union.
Mrs. NJ. W. Trask and Mrs. NJ. Beau
mont, accompanied by their children,
left Thursday for Emery, in the vi
cinity of which place there is a large
huckleberry patch which they intended
should have their undivided attention
for three or four days.
Miss Sheila Napton went to Anaconda
for a few days visit Tuesday.
Levi Davis of Anaconda was a visitor
in Deer Lodge Tuesday. Mr.. Davis
says, judging by the amount of bust
ness he is doing in his abstract office
times are improving throughout the
country.
Mrs. Charles Suffer and baby came
down from Butte last Sunday and are
stopping at the MCBurney with Mr..
Suffer. who is experimenting the i'm
provements being made at the school
house
Assessor George S. Miller took in the