The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-26

Patterson, as G. G.: P, c., Mrs. E. NJ
Cooling; c.. M. A. Griffin: V. G., Mrs j.
L. King; chaplain, Miss NJ. f. Casserby;
secretary, John l.. King: treasurer, +.
X. Gordon; G., A. Penaleuna; W., Mrs
L. Williams; S., william Quinlan; med
ical examiner, DR.. &. E. Blackburn:
trustees. ]. A. Shiffman, Fl. M. Patter-
son and Mrs. L. Williams.
The Entire Nous club went to Crystal
Springs Thursday night. There was
dancing and feasting. The snow was
perfect.
The many friends Of Mrs E. S. Wells
will be pleased to learn of the lady's re-
| covery from a long siege OF illness
Tom Walker is recovering from the
fad, la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pomme entertained a
large number of their friends Sunday
evening in royal style. The party was
given in recognition of the hostess
birthday and very Enjoyable time was
had. An elaborate lunch was served.
Miss Daisy Dawson on Wednesday
evening informally entertained few
friends at whist, Baylord Black won
the gentleman's first prize, silver
match box. Miss Dorothy Surprenant
won the lady's first prize. and-paint-
ed china chip. A novel feature of the
entertainments was the dissecting of the
big cake, in which were Embedded gold
ring, dime and button, the person
securing the ring being singled out by
the stars as the first in the party to wed,
the person finding the dime being as
sured of untold wealth and the Under of
the button being the one whose industry
and ambition alone Will Keep the wolf
from the door, Miss Richards drew the
piece of cake into which fate had de-
posted the ring and the dime. Major
Dawson won the opportunity to devote
the remainder of his life to hard labor.
The jolly party was composed OF Misses
McKechnie, Richards Surprenant and
Mrs Joe Dawson, Messrs. Haskins,
Black, Metsker, Shelton, Burbage, Joe
Dawson and Downe.
Miss Crippen entertained the En-
broidery club last week and Tomorrow
night the company will meet with Miss
Llewellyn.
Mrs. John Madden. wife of the rep
resentative from Deer Lodge county,
spent three days with Mrs. ]. V. Surpre-
nant
Miss Ethel Thomas of Anaconda
spent day with Butte friends.
The Calamity Whist Club will be en-
tertained on regular meeting night this
week by Miss Mckechne. If the boys
don't come to time the girls won't play,
so there.
Mrs. Purcell of Salt Lake is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Davidson of Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Stuart have
taken possession of the Dorothy block.
The members of Faithful lodge No.
81, Degree of Honor, gave a delightful
progressive whist party last Tuesday
evening, after the regular meeting, at
Muntzer hall. Notwithstanding the in
clemency of the weather there was
large crowd present some 10 tables be-
ing filed. The ladys first prize was
won BY Mrs. High and the lady's BOBBY
prize by Miss Allie kemper The gents
first prize was won by S. II. r. Du-
fresno and the gents BOBBY prize was
captured by Mr.. Little. The prizes were
very unique, the gents prize being
handsome ink well and the BOBBY prize
a small drum. The lady's prize was
cream and sugar pitcher and embroid-
cred DOYLE and the BOBBY prize large
beet and a bottle of catsup trimmed
with ribbon. Apples, oranges and pop
corn We're served during the evening.
Ravalli council No 1O4, Y. L. l., cele-
brated Washington's birthday by feast
ing, dancing and singing. Addresses
were made by sBrnest Hardcastle,
George Gleason and others.
Thomas Moore and Miss May E..
Shepard were married Thursday morn
ing by Father Desiere.
Mrs. w. w. Dixon will spend a few
months in the national capitol.
Deputy Head Consul w. c. Austin
of the Modern Woodmen of America
instituted Butte camp No. 6l2I last
Tuesday night in South Butte with a
charter list of over so, two-thirds of
whom were present at the first meet
ing. Mr.. Austin will remain for a pc
Rod of 80 days and assist In building
up the camp. Following is a list of
officers Consul, George E. Shale,
banker. James p. Griffin; escort, r. G.
Grant; sentry. W. S. Stephens; adviser.
Thomas H. Quirk; clerk, J. c. Free
man; Waterman, L. D. Cosby; manag-
ers. o. w. Allen, James Tachell, Joseph
Horton; camp physician, T. G. Heine.