Quiet Society Pages Mark Anaconda Social Scene
Last week in Anaconda featured outdoor recreation over parties with tennis courts rising and riding and driving drawing attention. Euchre and whist clubs held meetings at the Montana and elsewhere with prizes and luncheons, while engagements and weddings were announced including Mary Daly and James Watson Gerard to be married June 4.
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Ociety
Euchre Club
Broughall
Montana
Cairns
St. Jean
McBain
L. G. Smith
Frank Klepetko
Mehargue
Cohen
Wilt
MacCallum
Durston
Repath
Ludger St. Jean
Surrey
Anaconda
Frank Shoemaker
Isora Templeton
Deborah Lodge
Rebekah
Charles Kelley
Butte
Joseph Peters
Overland Club
Mullane
St. Paul
T. J. Mullane
St. Germaine
W.B. Webb
Colorado Springe
Colo
Skinner
la Crosse
Wis
Bertha Meitzner
Salt Lake
Methodist Church
Daly Trust Company
A. ©. MacCallum
Hazeman Agricultural College
Harvey Sloan
Garfield Norris
J A. Davidson
D. Flaherty
FL W
F. W. Peckover
George Eliot
Wordsworth
Coleridge
Southey
Lumbard
Fitzgerald
Comce
McKinley
Bozeman Social Events Include Lodge Visits and Marriages
The Bozeman column lists a May 11 social at the Lewis home with a musical program and luncheon. Frank Downing and Agnes Gary wed at Prohibition Row with a Pan-American trip after, then to Michigan, returning by June 1. Numerous lodge visits, parties, and personal travels fill the week with communities, schools, and church figures noted.
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Soper
Gambell
Woodruff
George D. Pease
Frank Downing
Agnes Gary
Prohibition Row
Father Pirnot
Michigan
Mr. Downing
Bozeman
John
Martin Gary
Sroom
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Pythagoras Lodge No. 2. K. of
Livingston
Livingston Lodge
Marshall
Art
L. Fischer
Helena
Lodge of
Sons of Hermann
Charles Berg
Domestic Science
State Oratorical Society
Roecher
Beatrice Freeman
F. A. Taylor
Whitehall
Fred E. Hoss
the Chronicle
Salt Lake City
A. M. Maxeiier
Chesnut
William Franshameft
Montana
Col
W. W. Pp. Turner
Local Notes From Sheridan May Visiters and Travel
Henry Bennett cashier of the Bank of Twin Ridges and Dr. Sutherland visited friends in Sheridan last Sunday. Sam Pritchett, a Georgia Gulch miner, spent the week in town. George Foster went to Dillon with Myrtle Stevenson and Mrs. Shafer. The mother of Mrs. Goodyear has been ill but recovered. Mr. and Mrs. George Bothwell of Virginia visited Mrs. McKay. Andrew Lindfors will reside in Virginia. A social dance by the Sheridan boys drew a large crowd Friday night. Harland Hall returned home to En-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Hall
Sheridan
Charley Conwell
Gibboneville
Idaho
E. L. Sipprell
Easton Mine
James R Brakey
Easton
E. G. Brooke
Dillon
A. F E. Pierce
Jack Wright
Will Hueted
Madison County
Mayme Carey
Adobetown
Husted
Frank Carey
Dion Pennington
Twin Bridges
Fred Isitt
Gertie Galatin
Sheridan Friends
Isitt
Alaska
Gus Gade
Nugget Gulch
Martin Battle
George Bothwell
Virginia
McKay
Andrew Lindfors
Sheridan Boys
Harland Hall
R. H. Ballard
Denza
Hawley
Pasha
Dillon Orchestra
John Howard
J. J. Metlen
Butte
Overland Minstrels
Emil Timer
Miss Schwartz
Harvey Quigley
Samuel J. Haines
Tom Brannon
B. F. White
California
Ohio
Watson M. Oliver
Orphans’ Home
James A. Fennel
Architects
E. A. Brooke
Lambert Eliel
Los Angeles
John M. Armstrong
The
Big Hole Breezes
Hugh McCaleb
Salmon City
H. ©. Bellinger
Big Hole Basin
M. H. Smith
Thomas J. Pierce
John Donegan
Frank Powers
Ruby Valley
van den Broeck
Lima
Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
A. B. Coon
Junction
H. H. Swain
State Normal School
G. T. Paul
Murray
W. C. Orr
Montana
G. W. Tower
Missoula
State University
Craig
Westcott
Missou
William J. Kendall
Hamilton
South Missoula
Marshall
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
R. Brian Owen
R. Dr. Owen
North Side
Owen
Omaha
William Riles
Union Block
Grantsdale
J. M. Carnahan
J. W. Tister
Spokane
Coleman
Helena
George Talbot
A. Pp. Tietjen
Te Men
Miss Oettinger
Miss Reed
Deer Lodge
J. Reed
West Spruce Street
Frank Vogel
St. Paul
Boston
Mr. Vogel
Donald Bradford
City
H. Putney
South Third Street
J. Straub
Blackville
Dalbey
Howell
New York
BE. Brooks
Carl Carlton
H. O. Wheeler
Lois Fagaly
North Twenty-fifth Street
St. Luke's Guild
Henry Chapple
H. N. Kennedy
L. N. Parker
John RB. Herford
St. Jean Orchestra
Central Music Hall
Father van Clarenbeck
E. W. Keene
Teresa Blackford
Shelbina
North Thirty-third Street
FE. H. Hathhorn
Burlington von Gruwell
Pleasant musicale and community events in Dillon
In Dillon on May 11 a large crowd enjoyed a well received musicale at normal hall to raise funds for pictures and engravings to adorn the assembly hall. The program featured R. H. Ballard the Butte cellist, the Dillon Orchestra and Miss Minnie Johnson among others. The week also brought social gatherings at local homes, club meetings in Missoula, and visits by residents to nearby cities.
Mining men and officials visit Madison and local towns
The week features John O Leary returning from Argenta as a top mining expert visits Lima Attorney J G Willis tours Lima Prof J E Monroe from the state normal school is in Madison county J W Lusher visits Butte Wo Heimbuckle superintendent of the Manser mines on Stone creek spends Sunday in town
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Polaris
John O'Leary
Bbs
Argenta
Wednesay
J. G. Willis
Lima
J. E. Monroe
State Normal School
Madison County
Normal School
J. W. Lusher
Butte
Ww. Co. Heimbuckle
Manser
Stone Creek
Montana Social Round: Daly and Girard Engage in New York
The engagement of Miss Mary Augusta Daly and Mr. James Watson Girard is announced. Daly, born in Montana, is the second of Marcus Daly's three daughters and will wed at 725 Fifth Avenue in New York on Tuesday, June 4. Girard, a Columbia graduate of 1890, is a lawyer from a distinguished New York family.
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Ontana
Mary Augusta Daly
James Watson Girard
Daly
City of
New York
Fifth Avenue
Miss Daly
Marcus Daly
Montana
Mr. Girard
Columbia
Local social and cultural notes from Billings
The page records numerous engagements and gatherings. Clubs such as As You Like It, Forget Me Not, and Christian Endeavor host receptions, games, and sharings at various homes in Billings and nearby Missoula. Parties honor Mrs. Davis of Spokane. Mrs. Joyce visits from Fort Dodge. A birthday drive whist yields prizes. city band opens its spring season. weddings and a Lady St. Luke guild election also appear amid social news.
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F. T. Sterling
Charles Eyclesheimer
R. M. Cobban
Co. F. Davis
Spokane
F. F. Akerly
Ogden
Utah
Akerly
Butte
M. M. Joyce
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Joyce
George Clynick
Bonner
Forget Me Not Club
Miss Deschamps
Higgins Avenue
Miss Gogerty
Miss Lambert
Leiserocks
Professor Schuech
A. B. Brown
Missoula
Wilson Moore
Christian Endeavor Society
M. B. McBride
M. H. Hare
Wallace
Idaho
I. W. Terry
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Lord Byron
Tennyson
Carlyle
Miss McLaughlin
A. Pozzon
St. Louis
Re Lepper
Billings
H. G. Williams
Messrs. and Mesdames
H. B. Segar
C. F. Burton
P. H. Smith
J. W. Forester
J. R. Goss
W. C. Selbrede
J. H. Rinehart
A. Garvin
C. O. Gruwell
P. B. Moss
F. Morse
H. M. Allen
T. Snidow
E.S. Holmes
Paul McCormick
T. KE. Keithly
Andrew Clark
W. H. Donovan
F. RB. Connelly
J. B. Elliott
B. O'Donnell
D. Fratt
M. A. Arnold
H. Elmore
D. F. Goddard
Charles Spear
J. D. Matheson
Mesdames
Church
J. Vaughn
Newman
T. J. Benton
J. J. Nickey
H. Chapman
G. Siepp
J. Rixon
O. Parker
W. Hansard
F. Foster
H. 8
Hammond
W. B. Chrysler
R. T. Allen
Roscoe
Carl Wells
Portus Williams
Earle Morse
Harold Stull
Harold Rixon
Legora McCormick
Dee Stull
Lee Miller
Charles Hoe
George Baker
Ed Penrod
Walter Eilers
Fred Reed
Everett Birely
Bert Erwin
Lyle Hammond
Ralph Morris
Robbie Holmes
James Carwile
Harry