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

Walter Mckay of Spokane arrived IN
the city the first of the week and spent
several days with old friends.
Miss Margaret O'Regan was the guest
of Dr. and Mrs. James F. Speiman at
the Montana over Sunday.
Mrs. T. V. Hurley and children, who
have been visiting with the parents of
Mrs. Hurley in St. Paul during the
past few months, will return to their
home in this city early in June.
Miss Thomas gave a delightful party
on Tuesday evening at her home on Up
per Locust street to a number of her
friends. The evening was a most en-
joyable one to all present
The sale which the ladies of St.
Marks guild held in the parlors Of the
Montana on Wednesday afternoon was
decidedly pleasant affair and during
the afternoon and evening a large num-
Der of ladies called and had cup of
tea.
Miss Macdonald will spend the sum-
mer vacation in Michigan with rela-
tives and friends
Miss Harriet tt. Evans entertained
= the ftODl tWl CluD on MONDAY even
ing at her home on Upper Hickory
street There were four tables of eu-
chre, the first table occupied only by
members of the club. Mrs. Charles
Kelly and Miss Harriet T. Evans, at
which table the members played all
evening. At the other three tables were
the following ladies': Mrs. Frances L.
Sergeant, Mrs. NJ Donahoe, Mrs. Ed
mund S. Maxwell, Mrs. James F. Spell
man, Mrs. j. H. Durston, Mrs. William
NJ. Tuohy and Mrs. Joseph Peters;
Misses Harvey, King, Meloy, Peters and
Martha Evans. Mrs. ]. H. Durston won
the first prize, an exquisite slumber pill
low. Mrs. James F. Spelman Won
the second prize, a beautiful bronze
frame, and Miss Harvey won the third
a very handsome Austrian plate. The
members of the club both won the same
number of games and each were the
recipients of prizes. Miss Evans re-
ceived an extremely pretty silver shoe
horn and a toy bank; Mrs. Kelly was
presented with a very handsomely
framed Madonna picture and a toy doll
with plenty of bells as decorations. At
ter refreshments were served there was
an informal cake walk. and as all did
equally we'll it was decided to cut for
the cake. To Mrs. Joseph Peters was
given the cake, a most unique affair.
The evening was more than an enjoy
able one.
Messrs. w L. Hoge, F. f. Sergeant
and M. B. Brownlee left Thursday
morning for Spokane and vicinity.
They will be absent from the city a
week or ten days
DR.. T. j. Mckenzie and son have re-
turned from a trip of a month in the
state of Texas. DR.. Mckenzie is great
ly improved in health, to. the delight
of his family and friends.
Atcc -n,of 10 T
Tuesday morning and remained in that
town few days, returning to her home
in this city the latter part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. J, c. Slavery who have
been at the Montana for the past two
weeks, left for their home at Gable Fri.
day morning.
Miss Sutherland entertained III,
Neighborhood Card club on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Charles
A. futile on Upper Hickory street. Mrs
David Cohen won the first prize, Mrs
William NJ. Tuohy the second and Mrs
George H. Linsley the third. Deliciou
refreshments were served during tn
evening.
Mrs. T. D. Fitzgerald entertained tn
Thursday Afternoon Card club at he
pretty home on Oak street Friday af
ternoon. Mrs. Charles H. William
won the first prize and Mrs. J, II. Ours
ION the second Coffee and cake wer
served during the afternoon.
Mrs F, Durand of Philipsburg spen
a couple of days in the city during til
past week.
On Saturday evening the Neighbor
hood Card club was entertained b
Miss Macdonald at the home of Col. I
O'Leary on Main street
Miss Mathews will leave at the clos
of school for her former home in Ne1
Hampshire, where she will spend tn