The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-18

IN Helena. the guest OF her brother. re-
turned to Anaconda the latter part Of
the past week. Atas.S
Mrs. Wilson, Miss Wilson and.gyMr.
and Mrs. Peck, who have3sa been Che
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Peck
over of West Sixth street the spast
month, left Tuesday evening for
trip through Yellowstone park. After
tour of the park they will go East to
their home in New York.
Miss King returned Sunday after
noon from Butte, where she had been
the guest of Mrs. William H. Dewitt
and Miss Rumley for a couple of days.
Ralph Reynolds. who has been quite
i'll with an attack of inflammatory
rheumatism, is somewhat improved,
though still confined to his room at
the Montana.
Miss Mary Geraldine McCabe will
leave this evening for Quincy. ILL.,.
where she will remain a couple of
weeks, visiting with her sister
Miss Ida O'Bannon left Friday for
Deer Lodge, where she will visit with
friends for a day or so and then go on
to Phillipsburg for weeks visit, form
there TO Portland and California. She
will return to Anaconda, for the open
ing of the schools in the fall
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George
w. Reynolds entertained number of
her friends in honor of Mrs. Francis
Eugene Sergeant and Miss Harvey
The parhorS of the Montana were simp-
ly but tastefully decorated and the ten
tables of ladies thoroughly enjoyed the
afternoon. Most delicious refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
There We're four prizes, which were
won by Miss Durston, Mrs. James
Francis Spelman, Mrs. E. E. Moore
and Mrs. j. H. Durston, respectively.
Among the guests We're the following:
Mesdames Francis Eugene Sergeant
E. f. Moore, James Francis Spelman,
j. H. Durston William M Tuohy, M
Donahoe, Charles Kelley, Joseph
Peters George p. Welcome, David
Cohen, John Odson, Roger T. Williams
Charles H. Williams Charles A. Tuttle
John S. Hickey, Charles R. Hickey. J.
V. Collins, George H. Lindsey, Edmund
S. Maxwell, C. S. Richardson, e. c.
Thomas, George B. Winston, James H.
Sigh, T, OLeary, Frank Kennedy. L.
a. King, D. ]. MacDonaId: Misses
Harvey, Rumley of Butte, Duston Me-
10y. Lanahan, Evans. Harriet T, Ev-
ans. Boston, Whitley. O'Bannon. King,
McCabe, Sigh and Thomas.
Mrs. Frank V. Hurley and Children
who have been in the East visiting
with relatives for the past few months
returned to their home in this city the
fore part of last week and are installed
in their new residence, No. $40 Maple
street.
Colonel T. O'Leary and family have
removed from the Shields residence and
are now located in the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. Salisbury and family
on Upper Locust street.
Mrs. H. Fl. Nell and daughter. Mable,
and Miss Edna Waterbury win leave
in the course of the next ten days for
California, where they will spend a
month or six weeks travelling.
One of the most delightful entertain
ments of the week was the card party
which was strictly informal, given by
Mrs, Francis Eugene Sergeant and Miss
Harvey on Thursday evening in the
parlors of the Montana. The rooms
never looked prettier and the ladies
never had a more enjoyable evening.
Euchre was INDUCED in by six tables
| of ladies until after II O'Clock, at which
| time the first prize fer the greatest
number of games was awarded Mrs.
| Charles Kelley, the second was won by
Miss Evans, All of the ladies cut for
| the consolation prize which was
| given to the one cutting the lowest.
| Miss King was awarded the prize. A
| new and novel feature was the winning
| of the fourth prize. Miss Harvey re-
| quested all TO form themselves in a
| line, and then she walked down the
line and displayed a string of shells.
| a Hawaiian curiosity. asking each one
| to guess the number of shells on the
| string and the lady coming the nearest
| the correct number was to be pro-
| nounced winner Of the prize From
| 100 to LOCO was guessed. Mrs. william
| M. Tuohy, whose guess was 200 won
| the prize, the correct number being
| 1873. After the prizes were distributed
| refreshments of chicken salad, bread
and butter, sandwiches, olives and cof-
| fee We're served, after which the party
broke up, pronounced by all a most de-
| lightfU one.
| Miss McCabe entertained Mrs. Charles
! Kelley, Miss Meloy and Miss Lanahan
| At luncheon at her home on Hickory
| street Tuesday noon.
Miss Rumley was the guest of Miss
Durston at luncheon Friday noon.
Miss Durston left yesterday for Deer
| Lodge, where she was Joined by Miss
0'Bannon. and together they went to
| Philipsburg, where they will spend sew
sral days visiting with friends.
Mrs. L. A Waterbury and Miss Wat
erbury We're Butte visitors on Wednes-