The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-07

the hostess were crowded with guests
prepared for any form of enjoyment
and entertainment conducive to the
general joy of the whole crowd. The
usual forms of amusement We're IN
dulged in, and in addition thereto the
German dwarf, charades and cake
walk elected much applause. After an
elegant lunch, served in characteristic
style. the rooms were cleared for dane
ing. which occupied the attention of
the guests until. by request. John
ONeiIl sang where's the Chicken
Gwine to Roost To-Night"' About tins
| time 1t occurred to everybody that the
! church bells would soon be ringing. and
| after the usual toasts to absent frierds,
heroes of Manila" home and country
| and worthy hostess" all Of which
were gracefully handled and generously
responded to, the evenings enjoyment
! was brought to close. Miss Regain
assisted by her mother Mrs. Mary Re-
gan, was the center of an admrng
throng, and they proved to be adopts in
the art of social entertainment. All the
| joyful guests hied themselves away to
their respective homes, sorry that the
night had flown so quickly and break
fast time so fast approached. The fol-
lowing is a partial list of the guests:
, Sheriff and Mrs. Regain, Under Sheriff
and Mrs. Murphy, Superintendent and
Mrs. John O'Neill. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Evans. Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Sid
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. John Page. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Drew, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Seacott and
Mrs. Burns: Misses Mamie Leahy,l Cal
umet, Mich; Mollie Withers, Marquette,
Mich: Ella Murphy, Hancock, Mich;
Maggie Shea. Calumet, Mich: May
Sheehan,. and Page. Jersey City; Har-
rington, Los Angeles; Bart L. Shea,
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Regain, Ernest A. Hardcastle, D. Muir
ply, Frank Kinds Martin Pishkur,
| Pete Walsh; Roland Walker, Kansas
| City; Everett Trerise, San Francisco.
Owen McMasters Reno, New; Edmond
Bates, Hecla, Mich.
! An interesting feature of the week
was the May day concert and dance
by the Sons of Hermann in the Audi
! forum.
The cake walk party given by the
| ladies of the Dorothy block Friday
night was an enjoyable affair. About
200 invitations were issued. The cake
was won by Mrs. George w. Pierce and
| Mr.. Baxter.
A large number of the friends of Miss
Maude Crippen surprised the young
| lady Monday evening. She entered at
once into the spirit Of fun and most
pleasant evening was spent. Whist
was the attraction and the prize win
| ners We're Miss Paschal and George
Noble. Among the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rich
ards, Mr.. and Mrs. Browntield, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. ]. Barlow, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries, Miss Lii
liam Paschal, Miss Cooney. Miss Dicker-
son; Messrs. F. w. Haskins, l.. o.
Evans, Charles Davidson, Tom Ellis
and Cole Campbell
Miss Annie Richards of No 405 West
Granite street handsomely compliment
ed Misses Cooney and Gaddis of Hell
ena, who are visiting friends in Butte
Her home was brilliantly illuminated
by throng of bright faces. Whist and
music furnished all the amusement
The Calamity Whist club was hand
somely entertained last Tuesday even
ing by Miss Dorothy Surprenant at hel
home in the Thornton house in East
| Granite street. The prizes were wor
by Miss Helen McKechnie and Gal
| Black.
Mrs. w. c. Mcbride. who has spent
the winter with friends in Idaho, will
return home to-day.
/ Clarence Dickerson of No. 10 South
Idaho street entertained few friends
informally Wednesday at his home.
Miss Hazel Hines. of West Granite
4 street will leave Tomorrow for Rock
land, ILL.,, to be absent several weeks
visiting friends. ''r g y =
Dr. H. M. Hall has gone East. to be
absent three weeks.
A. Fl. Wethey has returned from DE-
Lamar.
Miss Mabel Renshaw has returned
from California, where she has beer
attending school.
Miss Mae Sullivan entertained a few
friends at her home in West Park stree
Friday evening. @.
Mrs NJ E. WALTON, who has beer
visiting her niece, Mrs. A. l.. Mitchell
of No. 1876 West Granite street, re
turned to her home in Helena las
night. - ,t&
Hugh Wilson of the Butte hotel, wh'
has been confined to his home TO
weeks, is again able to be about.
Miss Daisy Dawson left last night TO
Michigan and Canada. She will visi
Hellmuth college at London, Ont.
where she graduated two years ago.