The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-30

of the games. Mrs. Calkins delivered
a recitation, which was much enjoyed
by all. Mrs. Connop and Mr. Horn
were the winners Of the prizes offered
those who contested in the card play
ing. Those present We're: Messrs. and
Mesdames Connop, Horn. George Leo
pold, Thompson Leslie and w. n. Hef-
ferlin.
Mrs. H. j. Horn, jr., entertained the
Ladies guild of the Episcopal church
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. r. King
was declared the winner of the whist
games played and was awarded fit
ting trophy. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served. The affair
was an unusually successful guild par
ty and Melted the ladies a considerable
amount of cash for their treasury.
Those present were: Mesdames Alton,
Eley, Leslie, Carr, Bailey, Vaupel, Ker-
| mode, Davis McLauren, Bennie Geer
GARNER. Pritchard, Wells, Sherman,
Chambers, King, Villas, Connop, Grip
pen, Campbell, Brooks, Mrs. Preble of
! Butte. Misses Masters. Quigley, Nor
| ris, Chambers.
Livingston lodge of the Benevolent
| and Protective Order of Elks elected
| their officers for the ensuing quarter
at their regular bi-monthly meeting last
| Monday evening. The following are the
officers elected: Exalted ruler, ]. c.
Villas; esteemed leading knight, Mentor
| Wetstein; esteemed loyal knight, T.
| M Swindlehurst; esteemed lecturing
knight, ]. E. Swindlehurst; secretary,
B. L. Sperry; treasurer, e. H. Talcott;
trustees, J. A. Savage, Tyler Thomas
| Stevenson; grand exalted ruler, A. P.
| Stark
A surprise party was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. nj. Mcleod Friday
evening of last week. A numerous con-
! ,f Inf INN al 1n'S
friends invaded their home on Geyser
street and passed the evening in the
pleasures of crokinole and the jollity
of social intercourse. Refreshments
were served and the occasion greatly
enjoyed by all. Those present were:
| Messrs. and Mesdames Amos Shaw,
| c. s. Hefferlin. John Hefferlin, A. S.
Robertson, J. D. Powell. Charles Gar
nier, George T. Young, Mesdames Horn.
| Richards, Rowley, Short, Knox and
Miss Lizzie Short
The home of Mrs. c. S. Hefferln was
| the scene of delightful crokinole
| party Saturday afternoon, at which
about 20 friends of the hostess were
Hospitality entertained. Refreshments
| were served and the afternoons diver
sion thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ent. The following is a list of the
guests: Mesdames J. T. Smith, Pow
ell. r. E. Pierce. L. Richards, Holmes,
|
S. l.. Holiday. Hefferlin, GARNER, John
Hefferlin. r. D. Alton. A. w Miles,
George Hustled, D. Short. Elliott.
Recorder Sybert of the A. o. U. w.
paid to Mrs. r. G. Clifford the sum
of $4,000 Thursday. the amount of the
insurance carried in the order by Mr..
| Clifford at the time of his death. When
| Colonel Sullivan was in the city the
first of the week he looked up the par
ticulars relating to the accident, and
on his return to Helena the warrant
was forwarded to the lodge at this
| place.
The. Odd Fellows fittingly observed
the SOth anniversary of that order on
| Monday evening at their hall in the
| Miles block, where the usual anniVer-
sary exercises were held and banquet
discussed by the members of the order
and their families. The hall was
| crowded by the large attendance, which
| came to witness the pleasing exer
cises and participate in the social eX-
ercses and the delightful spread. Rev
EsL4.-H Miekle and G, NJ Wilson made
addresses and at the conclusion of
| the exercises the banquet was discuss
ed. 1t was splendid spread thor
oughly enjoyed by all present, and the
members and their families returned
to their homes pleased with the even
| ing's pastime and more than ever de-
voted to the ''chain gang" as symbolic
ed by the three links of the chain of
Odd Fellowship.
Hunters Hot spring. still continues
to be- an attraction for people of this
| city who are bent on recruiting their
| failing health. Sunday visitors to that
| popular resort from this city included
A. p. Stark and wife, Alex Livingston,
]. w. Kelley, Ed Ross, W. A. Burdick
and Mrs. S. c. Gassert. The hotels at
the springs are enjoying a good pat
| Ia la OF
sents lively appearance at train time.
| Invitations will be cut next week for
the high school graduating exercises,
in which Miss Josie Stoel. Daisy Reich
man, Laura Bowen, Lillian Robson
! and Messrs. Edward Graham and J.
| Hickman will receive diplomas A
class organization has been formed and
| lavender and white adopted as the class
colors.
A pleasant surprise was perpetrated
| upon Nelson Cameron Thursday even
ing of last week. when a number of
young friends invaded the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. Edward Cameron on the east
side and passed the hours of the even
ing in dancing, music and games. An
| excellent lunch was served at the con-
clusion of the diversions.
Grand Recorder Sullivan was here
Saturday evening of last week and adj
| dressed the local lodge of the A. Q. u
w. at X. of P. hall. The official made
| an excellent address and his interest
ing exposition of the principles of the
order will go long way toward build
ing up the already popular order in
this city.
The Ladies' Candy club has been or
ganized and named the Ladies' Domino
Whist club. The members, who num-
Der exactly IL, met at the home of Miss
| Stevenson on Yellowstone street Mon
day evening and held an enjoyable SEES
sion. Mrs. r. M. Leslie and Miss AIDE
laide Chambers won the prizes offered
| the players. The club will meet week.
| ly during the summer months, when
whist will take the place of candymak-
ing, with which the winter evenings
We're pleasantly passed.
Owing to the absence of Rev. V F.
| Clark, who accompanied the body of
Engineer Clifford to his former home
in the East, there We're no services in
the Congregational church last Sunday
| Rev. Clark went East as a representa-