The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-10

the McDermott hotel and walters from
that hostelry served the |viands to the
delight of the large assembly. Among
the out of town visitors were Brothers
Daniel j. Avery. prominent attorney
of Chicago, Winslow of Fargo and
Swindlehurst of Livingston. Brother
Avery entertained the company with
1o-minute talk which was instructive.
eloquent and much enjoyed. A colored
orchestra dispensed music The first
step to be taken will put in shape the
plans for the incorporation of the lodge
of Eks.
large number of the friends of
Miss Mabel Steinhorn surprised that
young lady last Friday evening, The
occasion being her 18th birthday. She
received many handsome presents. The
party assembled at the lady's home at
No 62s South Jackson street and ad-
journed to a hall, where dancing was
the principal number. After the dance
all hands returned TO the home and
there a luncheon was spread and en-
joyed. The party was made up of Mr.
and Mrs. Steinborn, Nh and Mrs
Freshman, Mr.. and Mrs. Barrel, Mr.
and Mrs. Eminger, Mr. and Mrs. Adj
ans, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Dan Turner
Mrs c. NJ. Gates, Misses Mabel Stein
born. Clara Scharf, Lulu Sinsel, May
Freshman, Jennie Carruthers, Mary
Fox. Afra Freshman, Josie Sinsel, May
Carruthers, Vena Sheldon, Flossie
Jones. Eva Holt, Maude Beebe, Pierce,
Annie Moses, Conyne, Tanthaler.
Messrs. George Gray. Arthur Sheldon.
Ray Renshaw. Fl. Warfiald. Ed Shell
don. Henry Mills, Harry White, Tom
Nolan. Joe Meany
Clark and Hal tombstone. the prom
iSins young sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
NJ. tombstone of No. 81 West Broad
way. invited a few of their schoolmates
to attend an at home last evening. 1t
was one of the prettiest events that
mas concerned the real young element
of society during the week. Dancing
was the predominant feature of the
evenings festivities. A delicious lunch
was served at the proper hour. One
of the most pleasing incidents of the
evening was the fancy step dancing of
little Miss Jeanette Gillie. Another
happy introduction was the violin Sc
lectons by little Miss Nicola Thomas
and the singing of her sister Rika
Thomas. MIS-. tombstone was assisted
in the entertainment of the little folks
come, Miss Theo Russell and Miss
Oleta Hensley. The little party was
made up Of Misses Rossie Henslay.
Charlie Russell. Roxie Howell Nicola
and Rika Thomas, Carrie Lindley. Ju-
LA Horgan. Nell and Kit Fair, Clara
Hinkle, Beth Mahan and Drea John
stone; Masters Arthur Mcdonald, Lew
Atkins, Nelson and Bonnie Hammond,
George Fair, Harry Lindley. Fred Hin
llle, Eugene Lavelle, Frank Lindsay,
Wilbur Bachelor and Elmer Alhritton
Mrs. j. B. Welcome gave box par
ty at the Hill entertainment at the
Grand Friday evening and her guests
We're Mrs. M. j. Connell, Mrs. Keane,
Miss Leilah Russell. Professor Hersh-
field and Mr.. Whitley of Helena and
Mr.. frost. At her home after the an
tertainment Mrs. Welcome delighted
Inr. In
a table most exquisitely decorated with
American roses. Jacqueminots, maiden
hair ferns and other buds and flowers.
Each lady was presented with cor
sage bouquet of Jacqueminot buds.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Thomas La
velle gave a complimentary dinner 10
Mrs. M. J. Connell who is about to
leave the city. The table decorations
were pink and LaFrance roses. Old
point lace doylies. The guests were
Mrs. Council. Mrs. Keane. Mrs. Well
come, Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Freund. Mrs.
Holbrook Mrs. Long, Mrs. Cotter, Mrs.
Heinze.
Miss Bessie Monks of Danville, Ky,
is visiting the Misses Hofgan at No.
S47 West Broadway.
Miss Bartlett of Chicago is visiting
Miss Lulu Largey.
The Union club will be reorganiZed
tomorrow evening at a meeting in
c. D. French's office and arrangements
made to give series of dances this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walsh of Bozeman
are in the city. the guests of Mrs. j. V.
Surprenant, mother of Mrs. Walsh. 1t
is probable that they will permanently
locate in this city.
David p. V. Ogan and Miss Ella Lee
ona Sparrell We're married Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Bachelor in this city, Rev.
j. E. Noftsinger of the First Baptist
church officiating. Mr.. Ogan is
brother of Mrs. Bachelor and promi-
nent citizen of Jefferson island and the
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs:
George Sparrell of South Boulder, and
is one of the most popular ladies of
that section of the state. The we'd
ding was strictly home affair, and
while the witnesses of the ceremony
were few, still a large circle of friends
of both parties join in wishing them
much happiness.
Mrs. c. a. Broadwater and Miss
Broadwater of Helena are guests of
friends in this city.
A. II. Barrett and family have gone to
Arkansas Hot Springs to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Larabe and Mrs. Whitworth of
Deer Lodge spent day In Butte last
week.
Attorney William Wallace of Hell
ena was a Butte visitor during the
week.
John Machines. vice president of
the Montana Ore Purchasing company,
has arrived from journey through
Southern California and Mexico. Mr..
MacGinness' mother accompanied him.
NJ. B. Rrownlee of Spokane was
visitor in Butte last week.
Mrs. Con Kohrs of Deer Lodge visited
Butte last week.
Alex H. Tarbet of Salt Lake, formerly
of this city, came up last week to visit
his friends and relatives here.
EX-Mayor Harrington and his wife,
who have been in Salt Lake for several
weeks, have returned home. Mr. Har-
lington is much improved in health.
He was quite i'll when he left for the
SANITY City.
Charles Blair has returned from Mis-
SOula.
Mrs, w. w. Dixon gave a dinner yes
terday afternoon in the Butte to
large number of her lady friends
Mrs. i. Z. Corbett left for New York
Wednesday to spend the holidays with
her mother.