The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-23

GRATED with the national colors, bunt-
ing streaming from the four corners,
caught up here and there by the chan
deliers. The music was especially good,
and the floor inviting. The reception
committee was composed of Lady Mac
cabees Harnois, Davis and Walker of
Silver City hive: Mamie Murray, Miss
Fitzgerald. Miss Mulligan and Mrs. Sid
ley of Walkerville hive: Mrs. DR.. Mon
roe. Mrs. Owens and Miss Keogh of
Butte hive. The floor managers were
Messrs. Rosenstein, Finnegan, Roble,
Whitmore and Drs. Gum and Cowper-
thwaite. Most of the delegates return
ed to their homes Friday.
|, Yesterday and last night the Order
of Sons of SIT. George celebrated the
ninth annual in this city. The en-
tertainment at the Auditorium and
dance at their hall in Centerville were
largely attended by the wealth and
fashion of Butte. After the literary and
musical entertainment Primrose lodge,
Daughters of St. George. held a recep-
ton, and few hours were pleasantly
spent in dancing.
Mrs. w. E. Hall. formerly of Walk
erville, now of Spokane, is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Newbro, of this city and
her sister, Mrs. A. Mcintyre of Walker
willie.
Mrs. c. A. Tuttle of Anaconda was
the guest of Butte friends few DAYS
last week
Among the ladies who were delegates
and visitors in Butte during the L. O.
T. NJ. convention We're S. J. Tracy. w
Foster, c. A. Becker, Bozeman; J. Hun
nison, Pony: Julia F. Leopold. e. r.
Bailey, ]. A. Bailey, Minnie N. Hickok
Livingston: Bertha Webster, Dora
Boos, Missoula; Alice Butler
Helena; Eva N. Duncan. Deer
Lodge: Emma Smith, G. H. Gorham
A. H. Hurd. c. E. Smith. c. H. Wilson,
J. G. Campbell, Great Falls; W. A. Col
Inns, Anaconda.
Mrs. John Hubert will spend six
months with relatives in Germany
Postmaster G. w. Irwin is in Salt
Lake on business and incidentally a lit
tie pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Mcleod of Bon
ner spent day in Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Doherty of Bear
mouth were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Granting last week.
Luke Noonan of Walkerville is recup-
Grating in Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Quantic of Norris
spent day in Butte last week.
Rev. Mr. Euster of Anaconda visited
friends here last week.
A. j. Davis has returned from trip
to Chicago.
Mrs. T. B. Mallory of Anaconda spent
day with friends here last week
James Kincella has gone to LeXing-
ton, and will be lucky, for he's going
to return with a bride bred in Ken
lucky.
The weather last week was not what
the bicyclists are pleased to call per-
feet. There We're two days of barely
navigable wheel weather
Miss Laura Durston of Anaconda was
the guest of friends in Butte for two
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Whitmore enter
tained Mrs. James Leck, who recently
returned from California, at dinner one
evening last week.
After very delightful trip. Mrs. J.
M. White returned from the East YES
terday.
An invitation recital will be given at
the Christian church by Madam Thorn
as and Miss Finnegan Thursday even
ing. April 81.
A pleasant surprise party was given
on Harry Goldman at his home 40
West Broadway, in honor of Miss Isa-
belle Whatley. Those present were
Isabelle Whatley, Rodman Stausburger,
Mollie Trip, Chauncey Graham, Ross
McGrew, Elite Huyler, Alba Triglann,
Jennie Holsberg, julius Jonas.
Sadie Jonas, Jennie Abraham,
Etfie Finch, Bertha Finch, Au-
gusta Lachman, George Trip, Dan
Hansey, Minnie Rosenstein. Helen
Martin, Olga Herman. The evening vas
spent in playing games and at II o'clock
an elegant supper was served by the
hostess.
Mrs. George Webster of Mssoula is
the guest of Mrs. J. w. Collias.
f. H. Sherman went over u Helena
and spent a day or two with friends
H. r. Bartlett has returned from a
trip to Salt Lake.
Mrs. H. H. Carder and daughter were
guests of Missoula friends last week.
H. T. Frank and Editor John B. Read
are at Arkansas Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl. Lynch have
returned from Arkansas Hot Springs.
Mrs. j. II. Seinborn has returned
from an Eastern trip.
The Entire Nous will hop next Thurs
day in Renshaw hall.
Mrs NJ. Darcy of Joliet, ILL.,, is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. P. j. Bro
ply of West Granite street
Mrs A. Schillng has returned from
trip to California for the benefit of
her health.
Rev. James Reid, president of the
agricultural college at Bozeman, was
in the city last week
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