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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1901
Page
21
Missoula society hears of Ladies Whist outings at Konner and Mason home. Members travel by train to Homner, enjoy meals, prizes, and gatherings. Rio of guests includes Mrs George Mason and Mrs W Woodford. other events feature skatings, Sunday school social, and visits by Mr and Mrs Evans, Dr Fox, and the Hammer family in Butte and Stevensville.
In Boulder on January 25 Rev Bramble of the Methodist church South returned with a bride from Helena where he and Miss Charlotte C Harrison of Port Benton were married Tuesday evening by Rev Price. The Episcopal guild cleared over $40 from a recent play and dance. The church plan to use the Baptist church for Episcopal services is under consideration as the courtroom privilege has been withdrawn. Mr and Mrs Lind of Minnesota and Harneveld, a mining expert, visited for mining business in the Midnite, and Talghton stayed with Mrs John Berkin for a few days. Diversions Friday evening are noted.
In Livingston on Saturday, Mrs. J. D. Powell hosted friends for a birthday party with parlor games and a cake souvenir, while visiting guest Mrs. W. H. Merriman of Butte shared in greetings. The event featured a dainty lunch and socializing with numerous attendees and a variety of local notices including engagements, travels, and updates on residents and activities.
In Deer Lodge Montana various brief items note Mel McGhee returning to Garnet mining claims, Scott visiting parents after a trip to Philipsburg for business interests, Miss Henneberry of Dillon connected to Mrs Martin, J C Smith convalescing at St Joseph's, Birdseye at Avon and A G Whitworth in Salt Lake. Local social notes mention Mrs H R Davis hosting a women's club gathering, plans for regular meetings, and readings on Mexico. Several residents are sick or recovering, with mentions of Mrs Fannie Wiles moving to Deer Lodge and congratulations for her. Further items cover travel to Salt Lake and engagements at St Joseph's hospital and local ranch connections.
In Big Timber J Chares A Fraser of Helena was in town last week. Mr and Mrs P O Feltony of Mereville visited their son Stephen Tony this week. E R Clark and A I E Rhooletary took an overland trip to Martins Thursday. An overland choir was organized by the Congregational church including Coulkens Gillman Selers Stine the Misses Allen Whitfield Walker and Mrs Ab. Senator J N Kelly came down from Helena Saturday and stayed over Sunday. Mrs M P Murphy of Motley Minnesota is visiting S&P Homey and wife. Mrs G J Preston is absent in Helena. Man returned from Salt Dancing club held their first assembly Friday with about 25 couples. The K of P and F of A held a dancing party in their new hall tonight. Miss Carrie Strong has Reed's Point where she is the school. J Downe of Pyestand Minn is in the city for a few days visiting ROE Burne. George P Dier of Bozeman was in town for a few days on business. J M Lyons left yesterday for the past month. Percey Robertson visits relatives at Two Dot this week. Hon George M Hatch is in Helena on business. George Post left for White Sulphur Springs yesterday. Landmarks of local social life surface in brief mentions.
The fourth Anaconda Algonquin club dance last Friday at Turner hall drew young society from Anaconda and guest friends from Butte. The hall looked elegant as youths and escorts danced to a varied program with extras. The committee on floor decor included Messrs Tiss Linton Madge Cramer and Storey. Mrs Thomas J Kenzie hosted Miss Lowery and other friends in Butte at her West Th street home. Several social visits and upcoming events were noted among Anaconda residents and visitors from Butte and Missoula.
In Butte the social week centered on Mrs Charles W Clark’s Tuesday afternoon reception honoring Mins Mabel From 3 to o'clock the rooms buzzed with guests served tea or accolated fare. Horal decorations dazzled with roses and carnation arrangements. Mids Foster and others assisted. Luncheon for Mins May Warde featured red carnations and ferns. Dr Renick hosted a Grand theater party for the Frederick Warde company presenting Richelieu with a post performance luncheon at Mrs Clark's home.
A series of social events at the Grand and nearby homes featured theater outings to see Othello by the Frederick Warde company, a matinee at Mrs Hellinger’s, and various teas, games, and dances. Guests included families and local residents, with prizes won at euchre and whist, and a birthday party for Mrs Long.
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