The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, Nov. ga very de-
lightful party was given by Mrs. H. !.
Macpherson to number of her lady
friends at o'clock this, Saturday, af-
ternoon. 1t was an "at home" and the
charming hostess used her best en-
deavors and succeeded admirably in
making her guests feel perfectly at
home. A delicious luncheon of ice
cream. cake and other delicacies was
served. which was partaken of with
relish by the assembled guests. Those
present were: Mrs. H. J. Toomey, Mrs.
George S. Miller, Mrs. G. w. Lamson,
Mrs. ALT Whitworth, Mrs. F. w. Gull
lette, Mrs. H. B. Davis, Mrs. F. II.
Hoss. Mrs. Ed Scharnikow, Mrs. A.
D. Hoss, Mrs. N. Y. Hoss, Mrs. w.
Winans, Mrs. C. D. Joslyn; Miss Mol
lie Wiles, Miss Norma Robinson, Miss
Alma Bielenberg, Miss Linda Williams,
Miss Leila McLain. Miss Alice Coleman,
Miss Lizzie Hyde and Miss Gussie Gal
braith. i.
G. w. Turrell and wife came down
from Butte, where they had been on
visit to relatives and friends, Tuesday,
and remained until Friday as guests
of Mrs. Turrells brother, John Castle,
and family, when they left for their
home near Ovando. Mr.. Turrell was a
miner for number of years, but gave
up that occupation and took to farm
ing about 10 years ago, settling ait his
present home.
The Whist club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. K. Davis Wednesday evening
and had a delightful time. Nearly all
the members were present and lively
interest was taken in the games. H. G.
Walton won the gentlemen's first prize
and Mrs. Joseph c. Hyde captured the
lady's first prize, the second prizes be-
ing won by Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Stack
pole respectively. A delicious luncheon
of scalioped oysters, cheese waters,
coffee, pickles. cake, etc, was served
by the hostess, after partaking of
which the merry gamesters departed
for their homes. Mrs. H. G. Walton
has been a member of the club for
seven years and has never won a prize,
but the worry consequent upon her Ill
luck has not caused her to pine away
very perceptibly.
John McInerney went to Anaconda
Sunday TO serve as a trial juror hut
was excused and returned home Mon
day.
Miss Hilda Higgins, the popular
young lady of Missoula, was a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Con-
ley several days during the week. She
returned home Friday, accompanied by
Mrs. Conley and Mrs. Tom McTague.
Attorney and Mrs. j. II. Meyers en-
tertained at dinner Thursday after
noon at their pretty home in West Deer
Lodge Rev. A. T. Osborn of Butte and
Rev. T. B. Reagan and wife of this
city. An excellent repast was served
which was highly enjoyed by the
guests in attendance.
James Goodwin and wife, who had
been guests at the Scott house for sew
eral weeks, left Thursday night for
Gregson Springs. Mrs Goodwin has
been in poor health recently and hopes
to be benefited by the waters of the
springs.
Frank Bien, who had been in Butte
on business. got home Tuesday.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve Thanksgiving dinner next
Thursday from noon until 8 o'clock at
night, at which turkey and ali the deli
cacies of the season will be served.
The Art club met a the home of Mrs
Lee Kelley Friday and enjoyed a very
pleasant afternoon. Excellent refresh