The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-27
in DILLON.
Friends Entertained at a Geographical
Party.

Party.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Dillon, Nov. 25.--Mesdames H. A.
Hull, H. o. Miller and G. T. Paul en-
tertained a number of their lady friends
at a geographical and geological party
Yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Paul A most pleasant afternoon
was spent by all present. After the va
rous questions, or rather guesses, had
been answered charades were played,
after which delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. Those present
were: Mesdames Monroe. Edison, La
mont, Grannis, Willis, Stone, Anderson,
Weenink. Williams, Waldorf, B. F.
White Samsel, Swain. H. Burhend,
Laughlin, B. Cunnard, Morton, l.. Cush-
ing, Fenner, NJ. Orr, Busted, DIR.
Jones and Forester.
At the Baptist parsonage in Dillon
last Sunday, Rev. Henry f. Cope united
in marriage Nicholas Stages and Miss
Ruby Sage, both popular young resi-
dents of the Big Hole basin:
Charles Mayors and Mrs. Merritt both
residents of the Big Hole basin, were
united in marriage at Bannacl1 last
Monday by Rev. M. M. Miner, in he
presence Of few friends.
At Lima on Thursday, occurred the
wedding of William Ryan and Miss An
astatia o'Rrian, both well-known
young people of the railroad town. Rev.
Father Van den Brock ofticiated at
the ceremony, which was private one.
a few friends only being present.
Mesdames William Roe and Edwin
Norris entertained a number of their
lady friends last Saturday afternoon.
The question game consisted of an
swering questions relating to the con-
tents of box, each of the answers be-
ing some part of the human anatomy.
Afterwards each guest was obliged to
draw picture using the left hand only.
Refreshments were served. Mrs. Wee
mink took the first prize, pretty emma
| cream pitcher and sugar bowl.
| The Dillon High Five club met We'd
neSday afternoon at the nome OF MRS.
| William A. Jones. The prize. a silver
mounted cut glass salt and pepper set,
was won by Mrs. J. E. Morse.
| Quite a pleasant entertainment was
| given at Normal hall last evening. The
attendance was good and the pro-
| gramme was as follows: Fantasia on
Scotch airs, Professor Pasmore; lecture,
Folk Lore Rev. H. F. Cope; English
song, Miss Jacquette: negro lullaby,
Miss Alice Chambers; four-part song,
March of the Men Of Harleck,' Misses
Page and Messrs. Burtsch.
Butte residents who registered at the
Metlen during the week We're: j. e.
Hemple, Levi Cartier, T. s. Sherman,
stapleton. William H. Dewitt, H. S.
Wales, H. S. Haskell, Jesse B. Root,
A. J. Schumacher H. E. King. w. E.
Parsons, r. A. Louis, James G. Evans,
William Ames, H. G. Coony.
Anaconda visitors were: p. ]. NC
| Avoy, Felix Faux, John Wegner and
+ T. d. Yost
The Noble Dramatic company viii
conclude a weeks engagement in the
Dillon theater tonight. good attend
ance has been given the performances
during the week. Popular admission
| oh Cd tha ont ~
ment furnished was good. The company
makes no pretense of having an al
| STAR cast but comes nearer giving ar
audience the worth of its money than
any of the high-priced shows which
have been heretofore inflicted on D1llo1
audiences this season. .-.
The Dillon orchestra has handbi1ls out
announcing that it viii give dance in
II Darts hall Thanksgiving night. The
Il organization is an excellent one and
well deserves the support of the public
| About dozen candidates for teach
| ers' certificates were examined by Mis-
i Carter, superintendent of schools. las
\ week. De- .g ,ffy3 ,..
| Rev. and Mrs. s,Guiler of meadow
Creek. Madison county, conducted tn
services in the NJ E. church last Sun
day evening. Mrs. Cutler was here il
| the interests of the woman's home mis-
sion.
The organization of the Dillon orches
ira has been effected and the frs
dance was given last Friday night. TIL
personnel of the organization is as fol
lows: Violin, A. B. Coon; clarinet
George w. Crowell cornet, Da
Adams; trombone, Aft Cashmere; bass
Carl Jewell; piano, Professor Pasmore
The Manse society of the Presbyter
ian church was pleasantly entertaine'
at the home of Mrs. w. c. Orr Thurs
day afternoon.
The members of the Ladies' guild o
. the Episcopal church met Thursda
, afternoon at the residence of DR.. James
where they We're pleasantly entertain
, ed by Mesdames Jones and Padley.
, Mr. and Mrs. William 7. Mauldi
leave to-day for Southern Floridt
where they will make their home TO
r the winter at West Palm Beach.
! Miss Annie HarWood of the Norma
+ training department is in Livingsto!
, this week as an instructor of the Par
county teachers institute.
, Mrs. M. A. Miller left for Denve
!, Tuesday night for a few weeks vis
. Miss Percy Baird, who has been visitin
. at Mrs Miller's, accompanied her an
will journey on from Denver to tn
Eastern states, where she will atten
school.
2 j. Spregel. ladies' tailor. Furs remot
: eled. AZ West Park street.