The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-02
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, April MIR. and Mrs. S.
E. Larabie entertained a number of
their old-time friends at dinner at their
palatial residence on East Missouri ave-
nue. Friday evening of last week. A
most excellent repast was enjoyed, at
which all the choicest delicaces of the
season We're served. A delightful after
noon and evening was spent by the as
sembled guests in social intercourse.
those present being Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad kohrs. Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Bielen-
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Humber, Mr..
and Mrs. E. s. Stackpule, Rev. and Mrs.
| Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel X. Davis,
Mrs. r. S. Kelly. Mrs. Fannie Wiles,
Mrs. Voolfolk and Miss Mary Hill.
The Woman's club met Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. H. S. Reed, it being
Hawthorne evening. Mrs. Bell read an
interesting paper on The Life and
Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne which
was listened to with marked attention
throughout. Mrs. r. M. Simpson was
next with review of THE House of
the Seven Cables" which was greatly
enjoyed. Mrs. e. S. Stackpole followed
with beautiful selection from the
same author which ELECTED much praise
Mrs. Reed read highly interesting pa
per on events of the Day" taking for
her principal topics the Philippine ques-
ton and Brigham Roberts as United
States senator from Utah. This closed
the evenings programme. Next week
the club meets with Mrs. Smurr, when
American authors will be the pro-
gramme.
The Kings Daughters. a benevolent Or
ganization of the Presbyterian church,
gave a New England dinner Friday eve
ming in the store room on Main street
recently vacated by the Owings Drug
company. In addition ito the New Eng
land part of the dinner, ice cream and
cake were served and the affair was a
social as well as financial success
Coney & McTague, the prison con-
tractors, have sent away for musical
instructor and decided to allow the con-
Victs at the pen to organize a brass
band. They already have their uni
forms.
c. S. Schroeder late of the Cash Gro
Gerry company. returned Wednesday
from a few days business visit to
| Butte.
Capt. James IT. Mills was in town
over Sunday last from Helena to which
| place he recently returned from Califor-
mia. He left his daughters Mrs. J. G.
Morony and Miss Nellie Mills and son,
Master James, at San Jose in good
| health and bearing heroically their sad
| bereavement in the recent death of
their honored and dearly beloved
mother.
Miss Alma Belenberg, who had been
visiting friends in Butte for several
| days, returned home Wednesday morn
ing.
J. Paul Mitchell went to Bearmouth
on Wednesday to look after his mining
interests in that section.
Matt Stewart, an old-timer Of Wash
| ington gulch. died there a few days ago
aged 7S years.
Attorney Ed Scharnkow leaves Tues
day, April 4, for California and will be
absent until the 1st of May. Upon his
arrival at San Francisco he will be
Joined by his wife and sisters-in-law,
Misses Jessie and Lillian Humber, who
have been wintering in that city. and
the party will then make tour of
Southern California, visiting Santa
! Cruz, Monterey. Los Angeles and Santa
Barbara, and upon their return will
| make short stops at Oakland Portland,
Tacoma and Spokane thence home.
Deer Lodgers who took in the Sousa
! concert in Butte were: Misses Alma
and Annie Bieenberg, Nellie and May
| McMahon, Ella Marcum, Sheila Nap
ton. Messrs. Frank Whitworth. DR..
William Vaughn. W. I. Higgins. Allen
Williams. Tip Napton, Judge Napton
and P. H. Miller and wife.
Lew Turner and wife of Anaconda
| are visiting Mrs. Turner's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Miller, at their farm
residence near Deer Lodge.
The following class of nine were con-
firmed in the Episcopal church last
Wednesday by Bishop Brewer, assisted
by the Rev. f. G. Prout: Misses
Gladys Coslett, Katie Van Gundy, Elsie
| Beaumont, Florence Kelley, Thee
Stackpole, Aria Parker, Mary Cockrell
Mrs. Samuel Scott and Mis-. George
| Cockrell.
Miss Clara Clark. who had been Wis
iting her friend, Miss Clara Bien, IN
Deer Lodge for the past two weeks, re
turned to her home in Butte on the
noon train Friday.
Miss Norma Robinson returned last
Sunday from Missoula. where she had
been on short visit to her aunt, Mrs
Mccormick.
Judge W. H. Triprett of Anaconda