The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-09
James Egan, F. F. ONeill and Profess

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| at Mr.. Martz's home Wednesday even
ing. Music, cards and gamesNwere the
amusements of the evening. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Martz. Mr..
ana MRS. Speary, Misses Mai and Fran
ces Shaughnessy, Davis Ellis. Charles
Beane Walker, Runkle and Currie.
| Messrs. Tonkin, Maloney, Lewis,
Mulch, Adams, Richie, A. and Scott
stevens. O'Brien and Nadeau.
The Misses Josie and Lula Sinsel en-
tertaned a few of their friends last
Saturday evening al a card party at
| their home, No. 624 Colorado street
Those present Were Misses Maude
| Beebe, Blanche Knowlton, Theresa
| F1tchett, Mabel Sampson, Josie and
| Lula Sinsel, Messrs Jack Williams,
Arthur Sampson, Alfred Balmforth,
| Harry Xix, Charlie Ross and Joe
| Adams.
A surprise party was given by about
! 90 friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Con-
| nick, 1874 California avenue, April /.
They assembled to say farewell, as
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. leave for their
ranch near Billings. Mont. The even
| ing was pleasantly spent in music and
| games. The feature of the evening was
an April fool pie, of which the gentle
men all partook. Those present We're:
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Andrews, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Cain, Mr. and Mrs. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Blend, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Butcher. Mr.. and Mrs George
Whitcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Hunsate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ouimett, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Flint,
Mrs, H. Frost Mrs. E. McDuffie, Mrs.
j. V. Lemon, Mrs. King, Mrs. Howit-
son. Miss Williams. Miss Ouimett, Miss
Flint, Mrs and Miss Harrington, Mrs.
R. c. Flint. Mr.. Wilson, Cutting, Raw
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n Bull of Bozeman
are visiting their sister. Mrs. L. A. Bell
of Butte
The first entertainment of the men,
bers of the Royal Neighbors and the
Modern Woodmen of America was held
at the Scandinavian hall, at 5O7 South
Main street. After the close of the
meeting the Neighbors presented Mr..
and Mrs. William Austin with a hand
some china set in honor of their goth
wedding anniversary The special fea-
ture of the evening was a cake walk.
The participants We're Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Dunn, Misses Fannie and Pauline
Kaufman, Mrs. L. A. Smith and Mrs.
F. Austin, N. e. Mcneil and Mrs. V.
Batan. The prize, a handsome deco
rated cake with the initials of the or
ders. was shared equally between Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ Dunn and the Misses
which lunch was served. The remain
der of the evening was spent in dane
ing and cards.
Mrs. ]. B. Gilbert, assisted by Mrs.
Shea and Mrs. Robe entertained a
number of little folks Sunday after
noon, the occasion being the third
birthday of her son John.
The Entire Nous club dance was the
real pretty event last week.
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a number of gentlemen friends Thurs
day evening at their home, corner of
Washington and Broadway.
Thursday evening Mrs. w. J. Alex
ander and Mrs. M. Miller complimented
a few of their friends with an enjoy
able card party.
The Misses Blackiston delightfully."-
entertained number of their young
friends Monday evening at their home
on Idaho street Cards and dancing
were responsible to large extent for
the pleasure of the evening. Miss Ethel
Black won the whist prize and Fred
Slemons was awarded similar honors.
Hugh I. Wilson of the big hostelries
is ill.,
State Examiner Morony was in the
city yesterday. lg4a-
A pleasant surprise party was given
Friday evening in honor of Misses Josie
and Lizzie Cook. Among those present
We're Mesdames Nickel and Eisenhauer,
Misses Nickel McTucker, Smith. Real,
Burch, Humphrey. Burke, Anderson,
Messrs Rodebank. Rodgers, Schmidt,
Lackey, Baker, Reed, Donelson, Kohler
and Proeste. Refreshments We're served
and all departed after having spent a
most enjoyable evening.
Friday evening about 40 lads and
1assies' gathered at the st. James no.
tel. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffer-
son, to celebrate the 18th birthday of
their son George. The evening was
spent in music, games and dancing,
after which a delicious lunch was
served. Much merriment was caused
over the finding of the dimes in the
| birthday cake. George received many
nice presents to remind him of the
eventful evening. Those present We're
the Misses Grace Noyes. Anna Will
Jams, Mabel Brown. Maud Willis, Alma
Ellis, Alice Benton, Ethel and Millie
Bush, May and Helen Hanley, Helen
Wood, Mabel Johnson, Lizzie Hagen
burg, Alice Sweet, Alice Johnson, Rena
Amos Roxie Ayers. Messrs. Lon Wood,
James Marrow, Carl Willis, James
Kyle, Richard Baker, Robert Johnson,
Roy Amos Clayton Owen, Chester
Brown, Leslie Bechter, Clay Corbett,
Willie Baker, Roy Monroe, Eddie Ellis,
FLOYD NoyeS, EDWARD Haniey, AUSTIN
McCarroll, Eddie Johnston, Albert
Charlesworth, Bert Willis. George and
Freddy Jefferson: Mesdames Dr. Mon
roe. D. owen, l.. o. Marsh, W. F.
Noyes. C. C. Willis. F. c. Melcher, C.
F. Grass, S. l.. Willis, Robert McCar-
| roll, d. Hanley, c. Johnson.
Silver City lodge of the Royal Neigh
| bors of America was organized March
| "a with a membership of So, by State
| Deputy Organizer Hattie K. Bailey of
Hot Springs, s. D. Following is list
| of members: Mrs. Ella Austin. Susie
Trevorrow, Mae Vrooman, Fannie
Shadinger, Belle Smith, Mertie kop-
pas, Minda Layne. Alice Austin. Eta
Hollngsworth, Maggie Boutan, Elizey
| Williams, Nettie Vivion. Amelia Pohn-
dorf, Ester Everson, Mary Scott, Ida
| Spencer. Louisa James. Fezzey, Minnie
| Gill, Mary Geisert, Catherine Halves,
| Anna Patterson. Marie Aschenbach,
Frances Ketchin, Selma Hanson, Sa
die Mc1ennan, Marie Huffman. Belle
! Doonan, Fannie kaufman, Laura Scott,
Anna Valleen, Lena B. Dunn, Helen
Biever, Gee Dunscomb, DR.. T. B. Moore