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

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Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown and MIR.
and Mrs. c. P. Connolly.
Governor and Mrs. J. E. Richards
entertained at luncheon Thursday
Judge Goodwin of the Salt Lake Trib-
une, and Colonel w F. Sanders of
Helena.
Mrs. Walsh entertained a number of
J friends on Friday evening in honor of
her sister, Miss Dorothy Suprenant of
Butte. The garden was festooned with
Chinese lanterns A tent was provided
| for the gentlemen, where cigars were
generously provided hammocks were
swung for the accommodation of the
| ladies. The guests played the old
| fashioned game of drop the handker-
| chief and enjoyed smiler amusements
beneath the trees in the garden, and
| later on adjourned to the house where
a potato walk was INDUCED in. There
| was BOBBY and two other prizes pro-
| vided, Charles Chisholm winning the
| first prize, a handsome paper cutter,
| while Miss Luce secured the second,
a pretty collar buckle, and Miss Lucy
| Kinney the BOBBY prize, an iron spoon.
| The remainder of the evening was
| passed with dancing and music and
| the enjoyment of the delicious refresh
ments rCvided.-Bozeman Chronicle.
Mrs Samuel Blend of Warren avenue
| was pleasant surprised last Saturday
by a former New York acquaintance
whom she had not met for 25 years
| stopping to see her. Her friend, Miss
! Mary j. Hand, had been to Los An
| geles, Cal, to the N. E. A.. and in
| Portland, Ore. and was on her way to
| take her position in the government
Indian school at Poplar, Mont.
| Misses Maud and Mabel Nissler and
Miss Y. Paumie will leave this after
| noon for Salt Lake to attend school
| G. ]. Stromme and Miss Jennie Swal-
| die were married Thursday evening at
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| Rev. p. Peterson official ting.
| DR.. w. H. Hall has returned from an
| Eastern trip.
The Boston Lyric Opera company was
the cause of much delight during the
| week, when several theater parties en-
| joyed several evenings.
| c. c. Parsons, after recently return
ing from California, left Thursday for
| Denver.
Chief Justice Brantly of the supreme
| court of the state was in Butte last
| Thursday afternoon.
| Mrs. E. l.. Protesting of Wallace is
| visiting her sister. Mrs. DR.. I. G. Heine
of No. 307 South Jackson street.
| Miss May McDermott has gone to
| Salt Lake to enter college there.
T. C. Marshall, the eminent lawyer of
| Missoula, was in Butte last week, ac-
| companied by his son.
| Will /. Sanders of Helena was in the
| city the latter part of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Grandy. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robert Farmer and Miss Don
nelly have returned from pleasant
| outing on the Big Hole.
| Alderman Mcintyre and family or
Walkerville and Mrs. F. w. Harrison of
Anaconda are camping on the old Nez
Perez trail on the Big Hole.
| DR.. F. l.. Albriton, son of the pastor
| of Mountain View church, has returned
| from New York, where he took the
| postgraduate course in the University
| of New York.
Miss Nora Peters, one of the teach
ers in the city school, has returned
| from Lyons, Mont, where she spent
the vacation with friends. While
there the young lady won added fame,
She was out hunting with a party of
friends and killed a big bear with her
| trusty rife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayram returned from
| their outing in the Big Hole.
Mrs Helen Robertson and daughter.
| Miss Lolita. of San Francisco are the
guests of Mrs. Arthur Boyle of No.
So North Main street. They are en-
route to New York on a visit.
Mrs. Lewis Merriman has returned
from Omaha, where she has been visit
ing for two months.
Mrs. ]. r. Wharton and children have
| returned from Ontario Canada, where
they visited for several months.
w. w. Talbot, formerly of this city,
| now of Jerome, Ariz., is in the city.
Miss Fulton has gone to Salt Lake
! to enter college.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon and daughter.
Ruth, of Helena visited friends here
| last week.
Banker Talcott of Livingston was in
the city the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Gorham of Kali
| ispell were visitors in Butte last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Mclaughlin of
Missoula We're in Butte last week.
Judge Strevell of Miles City was a
| Butte visitor last week.
| Mrs. Cook, mother of Lieutenant
| Colonel b, H. Cook, and Mrs. w B.
| coast to meet the returning Montana
| regiment,
| Mrs. F. A Gilbert of Meadville enter
tanned the Columbia Whist club Fri
| day afternoon All expressed them
| selves as having had a delightful time,
| Mrs. Gilbert proving charming host
| ess. Mrs. Gillett scored the most points
| receiving first prize, handsome hand
| painted sugar bowl and creamer Mrs.
| Pierce won second, a hand-painted bon
| bon dish, and Mrs. owen carried off
| the consolation, a tiny cup and saucer.
| The next regular meeting will be held
a the home of Mrs. Odman, on Dakota
| street. Those who enjoyed themselves
We're: Mesdames Steele, Bryant Cd
| man, Pierce, Krogh, Granting. Mar
| low Gilett, Erick, Owen, Freyler, MINI
ger and Gilbert.
Mrs. I. Kruger and son, Laurenz. re-
| turned Saturday from a three months
| visit in California. Mrs. Kruger is at
home to her friends at No los South
| Idaho street.