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

have won the greatest number of
games and was rewarded with a beau
tiful painted china olive dish. Miss
Panton and Miss Mae Mccormick cut
for the second prize, Miss Mccormick
being the successful one. She received
beautiful china cup and saucer. Mrs.
Ryan was assisted by Mrs. Segur, Mrs.
Rowley and Mrs. Allen. Miss Durham
added much to the pleasure of the occa-
sion by her delightful singing. Dainty
refreshments were served. Those in
vited were Mesdames Reynolds, Goss,
Paul Mccormick, Tompkins, Chapple.
Burton, Holmes, Clement, S. Morse,
Will Morse, Williams. Brastow, God
,dard, Gruwell, Spear, Donovan, O'Don-
mel, Toole, Boardman, Boal Matheson,
Birely, Frizzle, Segur, Rowley, Allen.
Rixon, Panton, Selbrede, Garvin, Zim-
Becker, Hathorn, Bair. James McCor-
mick, Bouton, Brayton. Harrington,
Wilmington, Dana, Childs. Bell.
Snidow and Misses Calhoun, Chapple.
Brown, Anna Rixon, Winifred Rixon,
Matheson, Panton, Minnie Panton,
Cody, Mae Mccormick, Coffeen, Den
ham. Lawrence.
The regular meeting of the musical
department of the Woman's club was
held at Mrs. Brastow's Monday after
room. The members responded to the
roll call with current musical events.
after which short time was devoted
to the study of musical history, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Free Miss Alice Walk
and Miss Beatrix Matheson each gave
vocal solo, selected from the operas
of The Bohemian Girl and 'Giulietta
e Romeo" This department will meet
next Monday afternoon with Miss Gam
Bile.
The literary department of the Wom-
ans club met with Mrs. Paul McCor-
ir1y ,~I1 Efny N icc
Pitcher, assisted by Mrs. Railsback
directed the history study for the after
noon. Mrs. HEREFORD gave review of
The Twentiety Century City" Cur
rent events were discussed by the club.
This department will meet again with
Mrs. Mccormick next Saturday after
| noon.
, Wednesday being DR. Selbrede's birth
day, he and Mrs. Selbrede celebrated
the occasion by inviting a few friends
in to play domino whist. The guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Hardness and Mr..
and Mrs. Clement. 1t happened to be
also Mr. Clements birthday.
The Penelope club held it's usual
weekly meeting on Tuesday afternoon
with Miss Annie Jones at Mrs. Horace
Williston's. The meeting was very
| much enjoyed. Most satisfactory prog
ress is being madesen the various pieces
Of fine needlework being manufactured
| by the various members. Tea and cake
| were served. Thessfollowing members
We're present: The Misses Hood, Viola
I Wilkinson, Fraser. s0gilvie, Roeser. Pill
cher, Anna and Winifred Rixon, Cal
houn. Panton and Matheson.
Invitations are out for dinner party
to be given on Friday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. James B. Elliott. The follow
ing morning Mr.. Elliott expects to take
his departure for visit to his old home
in Scotland. tN
Mrs Robbins and Miss Tarbell went
UP to Park City Saturday night and
spent Sunday with their friend, Miss
Brown. returning Monday morning.
The Billings club will hold it's month
ly reception on Friday evening. 1t is
an occasion to which the ladies look
forward with most pleasurable antici-
pations
A number of the friends of Miss Mae
| Mccormick gave her and her friend,
Miss Coffeen, very pleasant surprise
on Tuesday evening by arriving unex-
pectedly at her house and spending a
| fow hours with them.
| Miss Mae Mccormick is this week
entertaining her friend, Miss Coffeen,
| of Sheridan, Wyo.. daughter of eN-Sen-
ator Coffeen of Wyoming. Miss Cof-
| feen is sister of Mrs. Edward Gillette
| of Sheridan, who has many friends in
| BILLINGS and who has very recently re-
turned with her husband from trip TO
| Alaska.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Panton have,
| during the week. moved into the Ark
| wright cottage on Thirtieth street,
which Mr.. Panton has purchased.
The A. o. L. w. lodge gave a very
| pleasant dance at their hall on Wed
nesday evening. Light refreshments
| were served
| John Lamey, son of Daniel Lamey,
| one of the most respected ranchmen
of Yellowstone valley, was married to
| Miss Myrtle Clements at jamestown,
N. D., last Wednesday.
| The many friends of John M. Rapelje
offer him their warmest congratulations
upon his marriage to Miss Rose Myers,
sister of Mrs. Tom Cullen. The happy
event took place in Billings last Sun
| day.
Mrs. Paul Mccormick is entertaining
house party, the members of which
are Mesdames Dana, Witherington
Wood, ST., Wood, jr., with her two chill
dren. All these ladies reside in Wyo-
ming. Mrs Dana's daughter, Mrs. Ale
shire sailed from New York for Cuba
last week with her husband, Major Ale