The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-28

fondest of memories of days well spent
in youth.
To the High school club belongs the
palm. This was the prettiest dance of
the season without exception The
early hours of the evening were most
delightfully."- spent in listening to SUI
perb programme of music. Sweetheart
Waltzes" and supplemental numbers by
the mandolin and guitar club We're
gems in the line of musical selections.
In this club are the Misses Christine
Brebner, Martha Fish, Katheryn Sui
livan, Glare McTucker, Hazel Hines
Mamie Driscoll, Genevieve Davis, Ella
Driscoll, Cora Featherly, Josie Laird,
Agnes Holland, Jennie Sullivan, Anna
Thierman Messrs. John Corette, Ar
thur Atkins. James Trembath, Charles
Sullivan Arthur Mueller, Burwell At
kins and L. T. Halle. A piano solo by
Miss Agnes Holland, who translated
"Tannahauser' into a dream of delight
was one of the special features of the
evening; and the violin solo by Miss
Charlotte Best, accompanied by Miss
Clara Hinkle at the piano. was a splen-
did effort, as was the violin solo of
Miss katheryn Sullivan, accompanied
by Miss Glare Tucker. Miss Christine
Brebner's reading of Have You Seen
Annette?" elected merited applause.
Master Charles Bank, one of Buttes
proud boasts. extracted music out of
a violin and showed to what extent it
is possible for a boy to accomplish
feats of skill with the bow. He was
ably assisted by Miss Clara Hinkle at
the piano. The concluding number on
the programme was Spanish dance
by Miss Oracle Corbn. Her graceful
movements were in soulful harmony
with the sweet music rendered by Miss
Lowry at the piano The entire pro-
Or ma
a flaw. The remaining reasonable
hours of the night were devoted to that
delightful pastime enjoyed with perfect
music and a waxed floor and an agree
able partner.
While all this was in progress, while
the young buds and gallants frowned
upon Time and uttered objections to his
fleeing. a large assemblage of COM
mercially tired gentlemen of the city
= found relaxation from business cares
and recreation in the beautiful dining
room of the McDermott hotel. This was
| the LeysOn banquet, given in honor of
| William Window of Washington. Ber
nard Osann of Chicago and J. Arthur
| Hall of Big Timber. the federal build
| ing commission. 1t was a sumptuous
! repast. a happy blending of thought,
season of congeniality. a brief. yet
| happy intermission from the tedious
toll of the business office, a jolly good
| time There We're tOastS and tOaSts,
witticisms and cigars, toasts and cham
payne straight up and champagne and
toasts turned over. And there We're
| cigars and more toaStS and so on. The
| visitors will surely carry away with
them most favorable impression of
this city and its thorough going. wide
awake, gentlemanly men, and they
| must always regard Mr. LeysOn as a
| tOp-nOtch entertainer
hl 10 n
| reelected them for another term. the
| many ladies. who compose the corps OF
public school teachers in this city are
in the best of spirits and will enter the
vacation season with bright prospects
| and pleasant anticipatiOns. Many OF
them will spend the summer among
the hills, where friends and relatives
reside: others will go outside of the
| state and probably visit the parental
abode, while others will remain here
and take in the picnics and excursions
| and pick flowers on the hillsides. NOT
| a few will yield to the inevitable and
allow themselves to be led to the
| hvmeneal altar, and then they will
cease to teach the young idea how to
| shoot straight.
Mrs. j. V. Surprenant entertained Il
Anaconda friends at dinner "Wednesday
afternoon at her home in East Granite
| street.
MISS LiZHle ItRulelpH, pbpuit1i
young Anaconda belle. after enjoying a
weeks visit among Butte friends, re
turned home Friday.
Mrs Alderman Mcintyre of Walker
vile gave an afternoon tea Tuesday II
honor of Mrs. Charles A. MacCallum OF
Anaconda who is visiting Butte Fela
tiVeS and friends.
Miss Rose Morris left yesterday FOL
Salt Lake to spend the summer witt
her sister Mrs. Kent Smith.
Miss Maud Bean was most agreeahlS
surprised at her home. 1921 East Mer'
curry street, on Tuesday evening by :
number of her friends The evening
was spent in games and music. one o
the most pleasant features Of the eve
ming being a cake walk, which was Wor
by Miss Frances Shaughnessey anf
Olivia Nadeau. The evening concluded
with a dainty luncheon served by
number of the young ladies. AmonE
these present We're the Misses Maui
Bean, Agnes Boyle. Mabel Ellis. Run,
HOskins. Ella TTattOn. Bessie Maste:
SON Edith Davis, Ole Adams, France
Shaughnessey. Rose Hoskins. Ma
Shaughnessey, Amy Pryor. MesSrs
Dunn, Stevens, Trudgeon. Foltz, Mulch
Trudgeon. Broughton, Adams, Stevens
MacCarthy. Richie. Alstadt. Gilbert
Raymond, Miller, Dell, Forth, Nadea'
and Thompson.
The Afternoon Whist club met at tn
home of Mrs. A. B. Elliott, 1l05 Fare
street last Wednesday with all mem
hers present. The first prize was wo
by Mrs. ]. Moore a silt photo frame
the second by Mrs. Gregg, silver tray
. The invited guests We're Mrs. ]. En-
f right. Mrs. Marsden Burns. Mrs. L
p Hartncll, Mrs. Sutherland and Miss /
' Wakefield. The guests first prize wa
= won by Mrs. Enright, a bOnbon dish
' the second by Mrs. Burns, a manicur
2 set.
5 Mrs. r. W. BuzZo is visiting at Sa
e. Jose and Santa Cruz, Cal, where sh
n Will spend the next month.
: The Y. NJ. |. gave one of its pleasuf
!. making smokers last Monday eveuin.
S the honored guests being the Rt. Re-