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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1902

Page

28

Social notes and weddings in Virginia City society

A long column lists dinners, club meetings, visits, and entertainments. Names include Myrtle Bray Annie Bray El mer Vincent Willie Van Dyne Willie Penaluna Allie Hembach Tom Bray and many others. The piece details engagements through early May, plus weddings, charity events, and local society happenings with several residences and hosts noted.

Myrtle Bray Annie Bray Messrs Elmer Vincent Willie van Dyne Willie Penaluna Allie Hembach Tom Bray Willie Bray Arnold Renning Willie Conners Lester Kenyon Teddy McMillan Frank Clift Thomas Perry Frankie Bailey George Davis Johnnie Conners Albert Penaluna Earl Perry Lester Poilgrase Ivey Vincent Datte Tregiown George Bailey Harvey Trevorrow Johnnie Davis

Social Roundup in Butte and Nearby Towns

A December record notes gatherings across Butte including dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blair and Mr. and Mrs. FE L. Chapman. Visits include Gellers Largey moving to Butte and lodging at Thornton. Social events feature dances by the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association and a surprise party for Miss Margaret Chone.

Anaconda Butte Charles Blair Jack Bradock Sam Barker Atlas Club Price East Platinum Street FE. L. Chapman Gilepsy West Quartz Street Gellers Largey Thornton Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association Renshaw Hall Harry Cotter Mabel Cotter Denver Mary Ronan Missoula Joe Carter Four Jacks Club Sam Martin Margaret Chone

Dillon Couple Wed in intimate Dillon residence

In Dillon on Tuesday R W Boone married Lena Johnson at the bride’s grandparents home Rev R P Smith officiated. About 50 relatives attended and an elegant repast followed the ceremony. The bride has long lived in Dillon and is described as an accomplished young lady. Mr Boone has...

John W. Morton Robert Quakenbush Mary Murphy Herman Place Father Vandenbroeck Quakenbush Robert Smith Herman Dillon Oliver Kurtz Bertha Fielsted M. BE. Parsonage R. P. Smith Kurtz Hainds Railroad Avenue Baptist Church Shakespeare Stratford H. F. Cope Gentlerman Pasmore Franz Blon Miss Paxton Pasmore Tong C. Bohn Albert Stamm Weber Grace Graeter Iloist Bohn Gertrude Metlen Professor Pasmore Merry Twelve Euchie Club J. E. Morse H. R. Merton Chapman JL. J. Williams Manse Society C. J. Fenner J. F. Bishop R. F. Tattersall Mr. Boone

Social notes and visits from Dillon and Butte

The column lists local social events and movements: Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing and Mrs. F. Conway hosted a gathering. Mrs. Kate Poindexter and family moved to 807 West Copper street in Butte. the X. Y. Z club met at Mrs. E. J. Conger’s home. Mrs. Hardcastle returned to Butte after visiting Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Comfort of Twin Bridges visited prior to a Colorado trip. Edina Squires and Lizzie Jones returned from Bannack schools assignments. Ladies' Aid met at Tyree home. Miss Margaret McHenry stayed with Mrs. H. T. Poindexter. G. T. Paul and Co. W. Clarke noted visiting Dillon and Butte.

W.A. Clark, Jr West Side Thimble Club Willoughby West Broadway J. G. Barren West Galena Street C. C. Parker Whitehall Sam Johnstone Carlos Shelton John PD. Ryan Margaret Finnegan Ryan North Excelsior Avenue Jeanette McKay Associated Charities A. H. Jones Kansas Montana Circle Women of Woodcraft Fidelity Hall Theodore Wesson Stein Club Victorian Chapman P. H. O'Brien David Jones Meaderville Essig Mathew Essig Brooklyn Will Thompson Ed Thompson Sandalphon Club Sherrard Columbia Dancing Club Renshaw Hall J. K. McDonald Creoklyn John B. Wellcome Margaret Blackiston M. M. Miller Alexander Ranch P. H. O’brien J. R. Wharton Columbia Gardens Samuel Barker Ted State Capitol Charles Metzel Virginia City Carrie Raymond Sheridan Mina Bennett Alphonse Marion Laurin D. Marsh Varney Coll. Christie Madison Valley Scholastic Fame Butte W. A. Stevenson Sheridan Sanitarium Virginia City Dramatic Company Stevenson Rosedale Odd Fellows Charles Quinney Quinney Madison Valley King's Daughters of St. Paul's Bund Ethel Kingery Belle Foreman Foreman Mary Halse M. P. Davidson Jacob Beaver P. M. Adams Henry M. Marshall Catherine A. McConley Meadow Creek Bernice Ferney Ennis F. H. Wilcomb R. Herndon Thomas Thexton Thextondale M. J. Foreman Edward J. Trout Cora Gilbert Win Bridges Henry S Gilbert Edith Nelson Robert G. Wilson Norris Merchant S. H. Ribbel Shafter Summit Lorenzo Cushing F. Conway Kate Poindexter West Copper Street X. Y. Z Club E. J. Conger Hardcastle H.T. Poindexter H. T. Poindexter G. T. Paul Co. W. Clarke Jesse B. Roote Dillon

Social notes from Virginia City May 2

Social affairs show quiet sentiment as illness spreads with rheumatism la grippe and bronchial troubles due to weather. Methodist church ladies host an ice cream and light supper at A S Bakers to aid debt liquidation. Reed couple to leave for Independence Iowa then visit Michigan family before returning.

Virginia City Methodist Church A.S. Baker’s John Reed Saturda Independence Iowa

Local Social Notes Highlight Lively May 3 Events

In Billings yesterday an afternoon Kensington hosted by Zelda lodge of Rebekahs with about 50 attendees, while the Bowling club held a well received dance in Gruwell hall. The column also notes travel plans for Maud Gruwell Marion Panton and Mary Eilers along with visits from Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss Sweetman.

Billings Zelda Lodge Rebekahs Henry White Kensington Billings Bowling Club Gruwell Hall Maud Gruwell C. Gruwell Quincy Ill Marion Panton Butte S. P. Panton Mary Eilers California Walter Will O. F. Goddard Wilber Iowa R. Wilkinson Anna Duluth Minn City T. A. Williams C’ ‘A Sweetman

Operetta The Twin Sisters Presented in Boulder

The Presbyterian society staged The Twin Sisters in Boulder with 30 local singers including 12 gypsy and 15 schoolgirl choruses. Community news notes homes relocations and visits including Rev T B McClelland taking the Boulder pastorate and Rev Fathers Mulconey and OConnor departing for Missoula.

Gossip of the Montana Club Women En Route to Los Angeles

The Montana club women from Butte travel April 26 28 by Oregon Short Line to Los Angeles for the biennial. They enjoy roses at Ogden Salt Lake sights Brigham Young Tabernacle and the Ladies' Literary clubhouse in Salt Lake City. Delegates from Michigan Wisconsin Nebraska Idaho Utah and others ride the Elmo sleeper to Los Angeles with plans for federation leadership discussions.

Butte City Oregon Ogden J. R. Russell Salt Lake Pullman J. R. Wharton City Railway Wharton Miss Meiklejohn Los Angeles Mary MacLane San Francisco Fort Douglas State University Fort Fort Major Young 18Th Infantry Morntana Young Lieutenant Young Camp Haker Diamond City Gay Society Helena Brigham Young Eagle Gate Amelia's Castle Beehive Lion House Tabernacle Clellan Giles Angus Cannon George Q. Cannon Talmadge Edwards B. H. Roberts House of Representatives Michigan Wisconsin Montana Nebraska Kansas New England Third Street Brigham Street Ladies’ Literary Club Butte Club Woman's Club of Utah Salt Lake City Southern Pacific Idaho Wyoming Elmo Emma A. Fox Kelly The Eliza Keatley Royle Pioneer Club Royle Federation Jennie Croly Lucinda Stone Julia Ward Howe Boyle F. D. Bickford Nevada Cunningham Woman's Club Ogden Club Wethey Gunn Clayton Riter Mark D. Elvers EF. F. Murphy Sacramento Valley

Yellowstone club holds semi annual meeting in Livingston

In Livingston on Monday evening the Yellowstone club held its semi annual meeting with Mrs. A S Robertson presiding. Officers were unanimously re elected and the group voted to continue studying the Bay State course next year. The club plans its annual banquet this month.

J Cc. Vilas J. D. White Baby Deadwood 8. D Mrs. White St. Paul Ben Sheffield Livingston Chicago Co. F. Pearis Jardine Roanoke Norfolk Railway W. D. McCelland Northern Pacific McClelland Sheridan, Mont

Spring Tonic S S S Purifies Blood and Restores Appetite

An 1899 advertisement extols S S S as a spring tonic that purifies blood and boosts appetite. It describes common mistaken remedies, praises S S S for dissolving toxins, improving digestion, sleep, and vitality, and invites readers to consult The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta for information.

Atlanta S. S.S A. D. Candler S.S. S Swift Specific CO

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