The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-16

Iunmakers, the members of which de-
ilght in styling themselves by all sorts
OF unique titles, the most popular Of
which is the Hogan Alley Ragtimers,'
and part of the number are accustomed
10 being designated as the contingent
from Scrub Grass Hollow However,
there is nothing in a name, as may be
learned by spending an evening with
the young folks. whose impromptu pro-
grammeS consist of dancing and vocal
ana instrumental music. On Wednes-
DAY evening vocal and instrumental Sc
iections were furnished by Misses Helen
and Maggie ONeill Miss Rose McDer-
mott and Messrs. Joe Duffy, Harry Sy-
mons and others. and a cake walk by
Messrs. Symons and White and Duffy
ana Doran. Refreshments We're served
during the evening and altogether
most enjoyable time was had. Among
those present were the following:
Misses Helen O'Neill, Marguerite
O'Neill, Ida Brooks Anna Brooks, Rose
McDermott, Josie harrington, Maud
Rix. Amelin James. Eva James, Mabel
Woodcock, Madge sullivan. Julia Sulli-
van, Mary Harrington. Clara James,
Marie O'Connell, Julia Murphy, Salliie
Murphy, Katie OConnell. Nora O'Con-
nell, Julia Murphy. Margaret McCar-
Messrs. Mitchell oReilly, Emmett
O'Reilly, Will Mooney, Edward 7.
Moran, Tom Flynn, Joe Duffy, Jack
Gracey, Jack Cooney. Pat White, Jack
Conway, Jim Tonkin. George Upton,
VIII barclay, ST Blowey, Harry Sy-
mons, Jack Spafford, Miles Cooper, Am
brose Quirk. Tom Kelly. Harry Bodil-
ly, Ed Roach, Jack sullivan, Tom Ber-
riman and John Doran.
The Young Ladies' Guild of St. Law
rence's church gave a picnic on Thurs
day beyond the Nine Mile house, to
which was invited a number OF friends:
The affair was excellently managed
throughout and the party returned to
the city early in the evening, feeling
the effects of the unusual exercise, but
highly pleased with the days outing
Those present We're. Miss Emma Fur
CELL Miss McLannihan, Miss Helen
O'Neill, Miss Nan Maggie, Miss Anna
Drscoll, Miss Mary McDermott, Miss
Margaret O'Neill, Miss Lizzie McNam-
ara. Miss Ella Purcell, Miss Mile
Withers, Miss Dollie Trainor, Miss Lena
Hennessy, Miss NJ. Leary, Miss Merkle,
Miss Maggie Sullivan, Miss Katie Har-
rington; Father Aiken, Father Batkins,
Father Blaire and Messrs. Con Kelly,
Mike Sheehan, Patrick Rice, THOMAS
Casey Frank McLannihan, Ed I.
Moran, Newton Purcell, j. p Collins,
Elmer Trainor, Edgar Andrieux and
Tom Harrington.
Mrs. William Bailey entertained the
final meeting of the Afternoon Whist
club at her home at GIL North Main
street Wednesday night. A very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Furey, Mrs.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gamer, Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs. Has
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson; Misses Waters. Reynolds,
Heinse, Gruwell, King and Lena Wa
tiers: Messrs. Bailey, Bryan, Old, Will
Jams, Mernich, Bailey, Mernich and
Jimmie Reynolds The ladies' first prize
was won by Mrs. Reynolds, the second
by Mrs. Moore. The gentleman's first
prize went to Mr.. Elliott, the second to
Mr.. Bailey. The consolation prizes were
won by Miss Heinse and Mrs. Bryan.
Ice cream and cake We're served
On Tuesday evening between the
hours of and II o'clock the lad .eS of
the Episcopal church will give reccp-
ton in honor of Bishop futile At the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. D. ~. filton,
No. 444 West Broadway.