The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-22

gave public installation of their Off
GERS in Fidelity hall Saturday evening
The hall was beautiful decorated with
colors of the order, namely, red. white
and black. The hall was filled with
spectators long before the hour of in
stallation. All thoroughly enjoyed the
work and drill by the guards of the
order. After installation a short pro-
gramme was rendered, following pre-
sentation of an elegant lamp stand
from members to their lady COM
mander" Alice l.. Steel, also a beauti-
full silver tea service to the captain of
the guards. Mrs. N. A. Erick. This
was great surprise to both ladies.
Then followed delicious coffee and cake,
for which Butte Hive is famous of al
ways serving to their invited guests.
The hive also served the following
Tuesday cocoa and cake in their nall
in honor of their lieutenant commander,
Mrs Livermore, who would depart for
New York on Thursday to be gone for
two months.
Mrs. G. w. Whitmore entertained
Butte hive, Ladies of the Maccabees,
at her home on Excelsior avenue Thurs
day evening. Progressive whist was
the feature of the evening. Mrs. Abbie
NARROW won first prize, an elegant
hand-painted plate: G.. w. Kohl second
+
Mrs. Mollie Warfrid. BOBBY prize, a
hand-painted pin tray. Then all pres
ent followed the hostess to the dining
room, where two large tables We're
spread with cakes, fruits, etc There
was a surprise awaiting those that
must board the car for their homes
Dr. Steuernagel had chartered the car,
| paying for all present. The ladies gave
| him rising vote of thanks, while the
Of ho TO n loo
| an hour.
| most enjoyable time was spent at
| the home of Mr., and Mrs. David Thorn
J as, 91l North Main street. Wednesday
evening, the occasion being the 18th
| birthday of their son, John d. Thonl-
as. The evening was spent in games,
singing and dancing. An elegant lunch
con was served. The guests retired
we'll pleased and wishing the young
| man many happy returns. Those pres
! ent We're: Misses Lizzie Hardiman.
| Maggie O'Connor, Agatha Richards,
| Gertrude ODonnell, Annie Chellew, AL
| ma Trenery. Blanche Reed. Carrie Phil
lips. Gertrude Evans, May Foy, Fannie
Brokenshire. Jessie Toward, Lylia Bow
den, Vivian Hare. Bessie James, Emily
| Thomas, Tillie Trenery, Blanche Win
men. Maggie James, Mile Constantine,
| Lille Middleton, Annie Bartle; Messrs.
James O'Brien, Harry Boyer, Fred
| Pope, Dan Mcleod, Percy May, John
Ralph. Willie Lloyd, A. s. Reynolds,
John Davey, James Constantine, Alfred
Eddy, Alfred Balmforth, William Jcn-
kins, George Van Wart. Horace Mer-
kle. John D. Thomas, Oliver Thomas.
William Ralph. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Pearse, Mrs. Geary, Mrs. Harris, MIR.
and Mrs. David Thomas, Phillip Par
cell.
William Dyer and Miss LYDIA People
We're married in Mountain View Metho-
dist Episcopal church at 3 o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon by the pastor OF the
church, Rev. j. l.. Albritton. Mr. ana
Mrs. Dyer took the o'clock train Ter
Salt Lake and will be absent till ABOUT
the first of January, when they VIII
return and take up their permanent
residence in Butte.
| Mrs NJ. E. Mayer left last night Tor
| Birmingham, Ala, for the beneht OF
| her health
Miss Georgia Blackman of Anaconla
is in the city, the guest of Mrs T. I.
| Stretch.
Dr. and Mrs D. Campbell have gone
| to New York for visit of few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lynch have gone