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ASMDIH S NHOf dKV Hwere the host and hoe tree at a boi party at th* Margaret theater Saturday evening last to wit* re*« the performance of ‘Peggy From Jhu-ts. After the play the company partook of a delightful supper at the «i i* the host and hostess. those present wrre Mr. and Mrs. L* O. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. MacCallum. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peters, Mr, and Mrs. F. V. Hurley, Mr. and Mre. W. M. Montgomery, Mrs. Winter*, Mrs. H. Carroll Brown of Baltimore and Miss Evans.Mr. and Mrs Horace Durston gave a « harming Thanksgiving dinner at their home. 420 Main street on Thanksgi\-ing day. The table was decorated with pink carnations, basket* of fruit and candles shaded with pink. Besides the host and hostess, covers were laid for Mrs. Z. E. Evans, Mrs. James Shields. Mrs. H. Carroll Brown. Miss Lowry of Butte, Miss Evans, J. C. Carlyle, Dan Welch, W. W. Jameson and Howard Welch of Butte.Mr. and Mrs. ft. V. MeBaln entertained a number of friends at Thanksgiving dinner at their home, 420 Elm street. The table was simply but beautifully decorated. The guests partaking of the hospitality of the McRain home were Mr. and Mrs Finlay Torrence, Miss Mately, Miss MeBaln, John Mately, Donald Nor beck and Leonard Funk.One of the pleasant affairs of the week was the supper, after the dance Thursday evening. In the apartments of Mr and Mrs. L. O. Smith In the Montana hotel. A large company was seated at small tables and enjoyed a pi——nt hour trflh the host and hostess.Thanksgiving evening was most thoroughly enjoyed at the home of Mr and Mrs. John Gregory. *10 East Fifth street. Vocal and instrumental music was enjoyed and a number of games were played. Lunch was served by the visiting ladies and a most delightful time was had. The Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Ware. Mr. and Mrs. Hayhurst. Mr. and Mrs M. Trlol. Jonathan Sewell, B. Ashlook, Mr. and Mrs. W\ J. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs George Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. H. McNeil. Dr. and Mrs. I^arkln. Mr. and Mrs. John Sewell. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. McRae. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edgecomh, Mr and Mrs “William Hibbard. Mr and Mrs Phil Harris. Mr. and Mrs. D. McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. W J. Hohtnson. Mr. and Mrs. Tt. Waddlngton. Mr. and Mrs. James Haddkk, Mr. and Mrs Peter Gore, Mrs. Sunderland. Mrs. Christian. Miss Bertha Ware, Mies Mary Brunei). Miss Esther Brunell, Miss B. Meek. Miss Hattie Miller. Miss Hattie Capps. Miss Mabel Lewis. Miss Beatrice Gregory. A. R Tootell. M. Errlck. H. Hunker, M. Eldrldge, Fred Anderson. Homer Ross, G. M. Eddie. Harry and Hugh Ware. M. Smith and Harry Sunderland.It was a very pretty wedding that took place at St. Peters church on Wednesday, when Thomas Judge and Miss Jane Twohy were Joined in holy wedlock. Nuptial high mass was celebrated at 8:30 o’clock In the morning. Her. Father Leitham officiating. A wedding march was played a* the bridal party entered the church. The bride was attended by Miss Nellie Reid and ?nick Judge. The bride wore a gown of white voile over white taffeta with silk lining. She rarriPd a bouquet of roses. The bridesmaid was appropriately and beautifully gowned and carried a bouquet of pink American Beauty rosea. The groom lias resided in Anaconda for the past 10 years and is a popular young man. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home • if Miss Nellie It “id, whose residence ison East Third street. Quite a largecrowd of friends gathered in the evening and all had a most enjoyable time.The young couple received many useful and valuable presents. They will reside at 814 East Park avenue.Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Straight and son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corbett and Mr. and Mrs. Phil G. Sullivan of Butte j , (amp down Thanksgiving day and en- ! Joyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs.J. H. Duffy.Mrs. Charles H. Eggleston went to Deer Lodge Tuesday on a visit to her son, who is attending the Montana college.Mrs. Kate Quinn of Butte spent Thursday in Anaconda.George Rossi ter, formerly a resident of Anaconda, but now of Butte, spent Thanksgiving day in the rity.Frederick Greenwood Is home for a few days from the state university.Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hickey entertained at dinner last Sunday, at the Montana hotel. Mr. and Mrs. F. VV. Peckover. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Smith and Dr. an3 Mrs. J. F. Spelman. ,Mr and Mrs. Finlay Torrence have returned from Kentucky and have ( taken apartments for th“ winter ai the Montana hotel.Mrs. H. Carroll Brown will le.tv^ this j evening for her home in Baltimore. Md.Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Eaves came down from the Southern Cross mine to ! , spend Thanksgiving.Lyman Harley of Butte spent Tues- , day and Wednesday In the cityMiss Nora Toole and brothe.- of Mis- I soula ar» the guests of Dr. and Mr**. T.J, McKenale.In Butte.Society last week maintained its fall j and winter standards of gnyety, ai- ] though the functions were of quite a i different nature from those that have been recorded for previous week*. Family gatherings were, in the main, 1 the popular mode of observance of I Thanksgiving, while throughout the week numerous fraternity balls offered • plenty of diversion. A number of : young ladles of the high school enjoyed a pleasant evening in the company of the Butte high school football players at the home of Nathan Oppenheimer, 418 North Excelsior avenue. The party was held Wednesday evening, and on Thanksgiving day the Butte team suf- , fered defeat at the hands of the Salt ! l^ftke players. Their high school girl I ! friends were out in numlwrs, pretty as ! pictures In all their girlish frills, and they cheered the Butte boys on when | they needed it and in defeat they still | i cherished hopes for the future while j they reverently rolled up their pretty 1 banners carrying the colors of the home boys. But few large dinners i characterized the national day of rest and thanksgiving. Families gathered j , their little ones around them and made . merry, and often a few intimate friends Joined them in their pleasures. ! It was the young people's week, and they made the best of it. To-morrow the little path to the schoolhouse will be trodden and holidays will not come again until old Kris Krlngle goes riding by with his reindeers and the old story of Santa Clams is lived over again. Skating was n feature of entertainment and skating parties will once again probably eclipse all other forms of Informal sociability.PRETTY lllMIE WEDDBG,Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Smith. 815 West Gran- I ite street, Miss Cora A. Smith and Thomas Clyde Penny were married In ; the presence of a few relatives and in- j timate friends. Rev. E. J. Groeneveld of the First Ihresbyterian church read the marriage lines. The double parlors were attractively decorated with pink and white carnations and vines. The
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Anaconda Standard
Anaconda, Montana, US
Sun, Dec 03, 1905
Page 64
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