The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-12


Teacher" Miss Martha Arnold: THE
Science OF Education" Miss Blanche p.
Evans; Attention.; Its Worth" Miss
Matte Free; Ancient and Modern
Physical Culture" Miss Emma Hesse;
THE Aesthetic in Grecian and Modern
Education of the Spartan Girl" Miss
Luella Sheehan; Spartan Education"
Miss Annie Williams; Psychology. Its
Value to Teachers" Miss Cassie Laird;
''The Alexandrian University" Miss
Kate Lynch; "Athenian Education"
Miss Julia Shea; Socrates. His Life
and Methods" Miss Annie Turner.
The eighth grade graduating class
will be held at the Central school build
ing Monday, May 10. at 1:30 p. m. The
class roll is composed of the following
members: Grace M. Wilson. John
Griffin. Ella M. Crawley, Alice KEN
per. Lizzie Cook, Josie Mulville, Annie
Shaughnessy, Gertrude M. Andrews.
Ellie p. Rogers. Rebecca Graney. H.
b. Snow, M. l.. Sullivan and III. L. Rix.
Mrs. r. ]. Thomas Of Centerville left
Friday for a six weeks visit with
friends and relatives at lronwooo,
Mich.
The Homer club elected the follow
ing officers for the next year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. G. H. Moore: vice presi-
dent, Mrs. w. ]. Christie; secretary and
treasurer. Miss Louise Hammond The
club showed its appreciation OF the
allie work done by Mrs. Moore during
| the past year by presenting her with a
cut glass vase filled with carnations.
Mrs. Christie made the presentation In
a very neat speech. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Quinn.
Mrs. ]. X. Pardee, who has been WIS.,
| iting Mrs. ]. j. Terrell, returned to her
home in Philipsburg Friday.
| Mrs. Harry Wing, on account OF sick
| ness, was detained in starting on her
| visit to the last of the week to Mime
| arolis.
4. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. walsworth and
| daughter returned Friday from their
extended visit through the East, South
and West.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Quinn in the near
future will remove to the Gudelhofer
residence, corner Park and Washing
| ton.
Mrs. A. A. Forbis, who has been the
guest of her son, John Forbis, for some
weeks. is now visiting with her son,
| Will Forbis, North Idaho street.
Mrs. Byran Irvine expects soon to
| join her husband at the top o. Deep.
| Mrs. o. X. Lewis will entertain at
| her home a party at WHIST next lnurs-
| day at 2 o'clock.
A social session of the Physical Gull
ture club was held at the home of Mrs.
DR. Wells, North Montana street,
| Thursday afternoon. A short time was
devoted to embroidery work. Mrs. j:
H. Harper read paper in the interest
of the clubs work Miss Corpin gave
/ a recitation. A dainty lunch was
| served by Mrs. Campbell. The clubs
| work is better appreciated now than
since its first organization. The op-
| iect is to better understand physical
| training and aims at the highest con-
dition of health.
DIR. Beck of Virginia City, was in
the city the first of the week on his
way home from visit TO the Bitter
| Root valley.
Mrs. White, who was reported sick
i'm a hospital in Chicago, is much bet
ter. She and Mrs. Noyes will soon re-
/ turn to Butte.
The young ladies of the High school
graduating class gave orville savilie.
their class-mate, surprise party
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Lavell and children.
accompanied by Miss Annie Black. left
| Thursday for Boise. to visit their SIS
ter, Mrs. Ridenbaugh.
Miss HARRIET Evans of Anaconda,
was visiting friends in the city Wednes-
day.
The Afternoon Whist club met with
Mrs. J. r. Wharton last Monday after
noon, the first prize was won by Mrs.
| s. Campbell, and was a cut glass. The
second prize was secured by Mrs. Nc
Bride, an individual butter dish. Those
present were: Mrs. Harrington, Mrs.
| Reed. Mrs. Hoatson, Mrs. Kenyon,
Mrs. Gillie, Mrs. Emerson. Mrs. John
| Davis, Mrs. Bush. Mrs. Mcbride. Miss
Kenyon. Mrs. ]. II. Lynch. Mrs. Ed
| Lynch, Mrs. Tarbet, Mrs. Darch. Mrs.
8. Campbell, Mrs. Rueger. Mrs. Lewis.
| Mrs. Schatzlein. Mrs. Monteath. The
| club will meet next Monday with Mrs.
Charles Schatzlein.
Mrs. Sands and Mrs. Marks OF Hell
ena. were in the city last week attend
ing the funeral of Simon Jacobs.
Mrs. ]. S. Hammond and Misses
Hammond win give reception to their
| friends at their home, 5o7 North Main
street, Tuesday afternoon from TO
| O'Clock.
The Boston Journal gives an account
| of the wedding of DR.. Fourth and his
| marriage was a surprise. The journal
| saws: "Amid the blossoms of the May
| flower, Miss Bertha May Kingman OF
| Wolkston, the daughter of Mrs. Ed
ward Kingman. was united In mar
rage Wednesday night at the Wolk-
ston Unitarian church to Edmond p.
r.. Fourth, NJ. D., of Butte. He is the
| son of Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Fourth OF
Wakefield, Mass. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. ]. e. Bagley. pas
tor of the church. The maid of honor
| was Miss Louise Richards OF Elmwood
| and DIR. Fourth was attended by
Samuel p. White. The bridesmaids
were Miss Maud Thompson and Miss
| Mary F. Ella. Miss Bertha Lee and
Miss Alice Wilson. The bride was at
tired in a charming costume of white
silk trimmed with garniture Of white
| chiffon. Her tulle veil was fastened
with May flowers and she also carried
| a bouquet of the same flowers. The
church was filled with many friends OF
the young couple, and they were re-
celved and ushered by II. G. Kingnan
w. Z. Richards. w. H Palmer and
Fred Lee. DR.. and Mrs Fourth will
reside at Butte. Mont. and will be al
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