The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-24

| holidays in this city. Some will go to
| Helena to visit friends and relatives
! and others will probably visit friends
| and parents in the country near the
city.
Mrs o. X. Lewis and Mrs. w. c.
| Lewis entertained very handsomely q
large number of friends Wednesday
| and Thursday of last week. Among
the ladies' present were Mesdames Tom
Lavelle, Lloyd, Campbell, Davis, Straz-
| Lynch, Turner. Holbrook. Mason, Bar
low, MacCrimmon, Wilson, Richards,
| Porter, Vivian. Rueger, Hezlet, Darch,
Booth. Mediation, Casey, Schatzlein.
Lowenstein. Hollands, MacGinnis,
Lane, Mcbride. Shropshire, Wharton,
| win, Prahman, Boucher. Farrell, Gillie,
| Richards. Misses Stra sberger Rem
| shaw, Callahan The beautiful prizes
were won by Mrs, Wilson. Mrs. Hold
gems, Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs Grigg.
Mrs. Edward Reimel. secretary of
| the Needlework Guild of America, an
| nounces that the annual exhibit and
| distribution of the new garments col
leeted this year by the Butte branch
! of the guild will be held on Friday
school room of the Presbyterian church
in Butte The officers of the guild,
| section presidents, directors and their
members are cordially invited to be
present and bring their friends with
them, so they may see the good work
the guild is doing. There will be music
| to entertain and the ladies of the guild
| will serve hot tea and waters to all.
Mi. and Mrs. D. Legs will leave
| Tuesday for New York, where they
| will spend the winter with their son,
J, D. Legs, of Leys, Christie & CO.,
| Nassau street.
| a splendid programme Of vocal and
instrumental music was rendered
| Thursday evening in the Christian
| church by home talent Misses Breb-
ner. Davis, Meiklejohn. OConner. Mills.
| Sheldon, and Messrs Atkins. Lewis,
| Morhart. Cox. Hanley and Lewis of the
! Mandolin club, assisted by Mrs. Hill
and Mrs. Healy, furnished the music.
| Hyde Gowan gave number of banjo
selections and Miss Best sang Softly
| Signing" Master Charles Bank gave
a selection on the violin and Miss Best
and Mrs. Healy sang THE Angel"
Miss Lizzie Pendleton. one of Ana
| conda's charming young bellies, was
visitor with Butte friends last week.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Church.
Miss Kirkendall of Helena spent sew
| eral days in the city last week.
Miss Marie Campbell of Clancy Wis
tied Butte friends last week.
Chief Justice Brantly of the state
supreme court visited in this city one
| day last week.
j. H. Calderhead. commissioner of
labor, was in Butte last week
| A. II. Tarbet was up from Salt Lake
! few days last week.
/ Edward Clark of Salt Lake arrived
in the city early in the week and will
hold down the sit of city editor of the
| Inter Mountain while Frank Trainor is
away on his annual vacation.
! The Neill company drew out large
audiences of society at the Grand two
days last week.
w. A. Clark, jr., left last week for
| the East.
| Washington last Tuesday. The con-
gresham was accompanied by Miles
! Finlen.
DR.. and Mrs. o. B. Whitford have
gone to Arkansas Hot Springs to spend
the holidays, and from there they will
proceed to Washington and other East
| ern cities, to be absent from Butte
about six months.
MI. and Mrs. Emil Renisch have re-
turned from their wedding trip, which
| included tour of the East
Joseph Prior of Chicago is visiting his
friend, ]. H. McQueeney of this city.
Mrs. A. H. Mitchell was up from her
| home at Warm Springs a day last week
| buying Christmas presents.
f. B. Turner of the Madisonian mine
| came over Tuesday to make ready for
Christmas.
Editor r. N. Wild of the Basin
Progress was in the city Wednesday
to attend the wedding of w. j. Heany
of Basin and Miss Ida J. Brooks of
this city.
DR. w. L. Renick has gone to Mis-
souri, to spend Christmas with the old
folks.
General Warren, the esteemed pioneer
of Butte, now one of Sumpter's lead
ing citizens. is in the city.
| Charles Clifford of the Union Pacific
| and his wife have gone to Omaha in
| response to telegram announcing the
illness of Mrs. Clifford's father.
Ed Beatty has gone East ito spend
few weeks.
Mrs. c. F. Lloyd will spend Christmas
| with Salt Lake friends
! Mrs. J. D. Ritter and daughter have
| gone to California to spend the Win
| ter.
Frank M. Sullivan, editor of the Mon
| tana Catholic, has gone to Seattle to
spend the holidays with his parents
Thompson Campbell has returned
| from st. Louis.
Miss Winnie Bretherton leaves to-day
| for Helena to visit relatives and
| friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis p. Best have gone
| to Milwaukee to spend the holidays
with their children. who are attending
| school there.