The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-12

of South Hickory street, for a few
days.
Mrs. Evans went to Butte Friday TO
visit Miss Devote and call on some
of her numerous friends in that city.
Congra tulations are showered on
Frank Collins over the arrival of a lit
Gle son in the household Thursday
morning.
The charity ball. to be given immed-
lately after Easter Sunday, will I'M
doubtedly be the most popular social
event of the year, as every one so
heartily indorses it's cause. No worth
fer object could be desired than the
purpose to which the money is to be
devoted. The soldiers are deserving
beyond measure and the poor are no
less the objects Of our solicitude. The
ladies at the head of this enterprise
are to be of all denominations. as to the
executive committee, whose chairman
is Mrs J. V. Collins. The Catholic La
dies Aid society were the pioneers in
this as in many other good works. The
officers are as follows: President. Mrs,
J. E. Young: vice president. Mrs. I.
d Fitzgerald; secretary. Miss Helena
is quite possible to assist in this cause
without being an adept at the terpsi-
chorean art. and no reasonable offer of
aid will be refused by the committees
in charge. The orchestra have donated
their services. the A. o. H. their new
hall and everything promises fair for
complete success.
Hon. J. R. Toole and family are to
be congratulated over the event of the
birth of little son, whose age dates
from Friday morning.
The date definitely appointed for the
presentation of the operetta, The Tr
umph of Love" is to be Wednesday
night, April 3. The rehearsals are very
good both as to attendance and quality
of performance, and the immense Choir
us of little girls is beautiful and Their
march a veritahle triumph Of skill in
training.
The delayed train which prevented
the lecture to be given by Miss Thropp
was disappointment to many ladies,
beside the members of the Ladies' Lit
erary club.
Miss Matte Vincent was the guest of
Mrs. Rockefeller of Oak street and of
Mrs Frank Strickfaden of Cherry
street during a part of last week. re-
turning by the stage Monday to her
home.
c. f. Macolmson left Saturday night
for St. Paul, Mimi. to visit his parents
and enjoy his vacation among 1flen' IS
and relatives.
Mrs. Frank Strickfaden gave a party
Saturday evening for her little sons,
who entertained their young friends
with games. After refreshments WerH
served, an accident occurred which
caused commotion among the little
people. One of them, in playing Blind
mans Bluff. was unfortunate to let
Master Frank Strickfaden. jr., trip
over him, uron which the child tainted.
hut no serious results followed beyond
fright thus oceasioned The game Of
paying money to the monkey proved to
he the source of great enjoyment 10
the children.
Howard Rockefeller came over from
Butte to spend Sunday with his par
ents,
Mrs William Tuohy was the guest
Of Mrs Nice Whit, of Butte the lat
fer mart Of last week and returned f.
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