The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-02

pole was represented by a large rope
or tri-color paper. Loops of similar
material radiated from the center to
the four corners of the room and inter-
mediate points. At intervals of less
than foot, nestled in this endless
chain. were incandescents, alternating
IN color so that the red, white and
blue succeeded one another in beauti-
full effect. The multi-color diffused a
soft, mellow light, suggestive of a gold
en- sunset. The ladies, exquisitely
gowned, with hair powdered, dia-
monds sparkling defiance at the cleo
trio Jets, the men, in evening dress.
the merry, ringing laughter, the clink-
ing or the cut glass, the wit, the re-
partee-it was the essence of mirth a
gorgeous display of wealth. The later
hours of the evening were devoted to
danclng and promenading. The par
tlclpants in the affair We're r A
Heinze and Miss Smith. Senator Man
tie and Miss Lacey, John MacGinnis
and Miss Pfouts, J. V. Long and Mrs
M. j. Council, Lawrence Harris and
Mrs. j. K. Heslet. D. w. Raymond
and Miss Fanny Thornton, Charles
French and Miss Broadwater, j. X
Heslet and Miss Thomas, Dr. Renick
and Miss Word, NJ. j. Council and Mrs.
W. Nee. White. Harry futile and Mrs.
Long, e. Blossom and Mrs. Harris,
John w. Cotter and Mrs. James For
bis, e. l.. Whitmore and Mrs. Cotter.
On the Following night the Union
Dancing club gave its final party of the
season 1S9S-1S99.
The high school class of SO compli-
mented a large number of friends
Inursday evening in the school audi
forum by giving musical social,
After the programme had been rem
dered the party danced in the GYM
naslum. The Second Trial. was read
by Mrs E. B. Weirick a talented elo-
cutionist; a very clever number was
the violin solo by Mrs Thomas, and
Miss Clara Corbins famous physical
culture class executed a wand drill
which opened the eyes of the specta-
tors. Miss Finnegan sang Angels
Serenade." The programme, which
was brilliant from first to close was
as follows Representing class '99.
MISS Emma Savage; piano solo, H. A
AmereauX; song, Justin Butler; read
ing, Mrs. e. B. Weirick; violin solo.
Mrs. Thomas; wand drill, Miss Corbin,s
class; song, Miss Finnegan; remarks,
j. G. Mckay.
Mrs. Q. H. Dogge is visiting friends
in Salt Lake.
E. A; Winstanley of Missoula was in
Butte last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Nutting of Red
Lodge visited Butte friends last week.
y. w. bOoudle or Great Falls was
in Butte last week
John Mcguire came UP from Mis-
soula early in the week
MRS. f. w. Herring and Mrs. J. ].
Ward came over from Philipsburg for
brief visit.
Messrs. j. A. and o. A. ReideI of
Boulder were here last week
president Mueller has returned from
trip to the east
Mr., and Mrs w N AvIaSu,orth %
Deer Lodge visited Butte friends for
a couple of days last week.
MRS. Charles Derby of Pony is visit
ing friends in Butte
Mrs. |. B. Dobell mother of ]. I.
Dobell of the Miner, arrived from
fiorIaa Monday and will spend the
summer in Butte
Miss Carrie S. Trathen, who has
peen visiting for the past year with
her brother and sister-in-law. left last
tuesday for her home in Houghton
Men. During her stay in Butte Miss
lrathen made many friends, who re-
greet her departure.
George E. Rawson and Jessie !
Maher were married Monday evening at
o'clock at the home of the brides ma.
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Flint. at
NO 92l Utah avenue A number of
lflends and relatives were present to
witness the ceremony. performed nv
Rev. f. j. Groeneveld An excellent
wedding supper was served afterwards.
Mr' ana Mrs Rawson will occupy their
nome in the Valley addition to Butte
mrs. George Collier is visiting friends
at Divide.
William McDermott and family left
Friday for Salt Lake.
w. L. Hoge of Anaconda was in the
city last week and left for the South
Friday afternoon.
for the summer from Chicago, where
she has been attending the art institute.
Mrs. DR.. Sheeran and son have re-
turned home from an extended visit in
the East.
Mayor Conley of Deer Lodge spent
day in Butte last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gray came over
from Whitehall Wednesday.
H. A, Root has returned from the
East.
c. d. Joslyn and daughter were up
from Deer Lodge Wednesday.
Chief Justice Brantly of Helena was
in the city Wednesday.
Mesdames Alt Whitworth, H. B.
Davis and Emma Kufert of Deer Lodge
spent day with friends here last week
MIS-. Frank Boucher and daughter
Miss Halle, have gone to the coast to
spend the summer
Colonel McTague of Deer Lodge called
on his friends in Butte "Wednesday.
L. Q. Leonard returned from Idaho
last Wednesday.
Agent Mcbride of the Rio Grande
Western is in Idaho.
Attorney f. b. Howell has returned
from a trip to Virginia City.
c. f. Prahman has removed to No S13
West Park.
Mrs. J. d. Searles and daughters,
Muriel and CathUrine have gone TO
Salt Lake to spend the summer with
relatives and friends.
Rev. J. l.. Albri,tOn has returned
from few days visit among Helena
friends.
James Gavin, mother and sister left