The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-17


Colonel and Mrs. Chisholm was filled. The
following programme was given:
I.
Nlei-h Bcls....-. BOScotNlty
Miss Ruiner-Charles Chisholm.
Song-"Sleep n'........................Sa sander
spring song. ............... Gounod
Mrs. Wilson.
variations, Austrian hymn. Hayden
S.umber song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS humann
Violin. cornet, piano.
Song-"Call Me BacS" ........................
Mss Vau TssseL
Leone. hoecNe
j. 4. Luce.
cradle song. Ounod
Fred Wilson.
II.
The Night Mail North recitatlon). ... Hatch
Miss Ililliy.
Miss Ruflner.
Tom Bowling ......................... Hartman
Miss Ruftner-Louis Howard.
Sons-"Happy ID tys'. ............. B.. SteeleZH
Violin obligato. Mrs. Wilson.
Novelette,. ......................Non Win
Miss Calvin.
The music was rendered entirely by
local talent and was all that could DC
wished. The electric lights in the house all
went out owing TO a fuse giving out for 10
minutes. The guests were left IN darkness.
During this br eff space of time the entire
gathering broke out with Ave Won't Go
Home Till Morning. followed by AWAY
Down on the Suwanec River" and fairy
shook the house with this burst of
music, which, although not down on the
programme. was enjoyed hugely by al
present. The music was followed at 10:30
10y supper, which was served IN the dln-
ing room. More than 100 guests W ere in
vited as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5.
Wilson, II. \. Fielding. j. =. Martin, L.
b. Lamme, Luther Foster. DIR. Foster,
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, L. \. Luce. Walter
Cooper. John Luce, w. \. Francis, +. w.
rraphagen, w. L. Williams, S. NJ. Emery,
e.. l.. Hogan, w. ID. Flowers, Il. b FUR
ner. G.. w. Flanders, James Vaughn, Os-
car Van Tassel, Thomas Lewis, w. w.
Livingston, Sherm an Phillips, Il. f. May,
Frank KYLE, j. NJ II IbInson, w. NJ. AL
ward, Il. NJ. Donaldson, w. :. Hartman.
f. Culloden, George p. Der, \ X. Yerkes,
Matt w. Anderson and A. E Davidson;
Mrs NJ. j. LID Tell, Mrs. a. b. Place, Mrs.
L. PiDney, Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. NJ. A. Hlg-
gins, Misses Lille B1gert, Owe Il Jones.
X ate Calvin. Estelle Flowers, Ola RlG-
ner, Eleanor and * ate Flowers, florence
Foster, Lena and GartIe Luce, Hattie AL
ward, Josie Van Tassel, Anna Hillix,
Grace Mai len, Flora V. Miner, AlIe
Welsh, Nettie and May Mixey and Dr..
II ggins, DR.. Wnitefoot, Col. Ferris. j. V.
Bogeri, Prof. Ryon, Prof. Chandler,
President Reid, St. John Liddell, Roe
Emery, Fred Wilson. Charlie and Lester
Ruffner, John and Lewis Martin, LOUIS
Howard, John Maxey, George Van Fleet
and d. ID. Smith.
On Tuesday evening. at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winter on Wallace
street, very quiet wedding was per-
formed uniting AL Rystrom aud Miss Kate
Winter in marriage. Miss Winter was
one of Bozeman's most charming and ac-
complisned young ladies. Mr.. Rystrom,
who is one of the substantial young busl-
ness men of this place, also has "A large
circle of friends who wish Mr.. and Mrs.
RysIrom every joy in their new relation.
None was present at the wedding but
three or four friends and n few relatives
of the bride and groom, as tho welding
was not publicly announced. Ths cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Il. NJ. Dom
aldson. Among the presents were a very
fine carving set from II. ID. Steele; tea
spoons from Mr.. ami Mrs. Bindenwald;
silver knives and forks, w. Rystrom; sill
yer sugar bowl, cream pitcher and spoon
Reid of Deadwool, >. D.; SILVER cake bas-
ket from Mr. Rystrom; olive fork anl
salt and pepper individuals, Mr.. and Mrs.
Triton; silver pickle castor from Messrs.
Smith and Nelson; berry spoon, Mrs.
Harper; clock, Leslie and Alice Gage I;
pickle dish, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Reese /;
lamp, Harry McCay. Mr.. and Mrs. Ry-
strom will make their homo with the
brides parents and will be at home after
March %.
Miss Alice Wormser, assisted by Miss
Bertha Maynard. gave a birthday party
to little Paul Williams on Wednesday
afternoon. The afternoon passed with
interesting games for the little ones aud
a dainty luncheon of the delicacies which
tempt the appetites of the litglo folks.
Those present were Charlie and Beva
Brewer. Edith and Laura Maynard, Ethel
and Walter Williams and Professor Har-
mons two little ones.
Dancing is still playing an important
part in the social life of Bozsmtn, the
latest all air being a calico bali at Armory
hall on Friday evening, given by the Nav :
erick club.
Miss Emma Plat. who visited Mrs. T..
| W. Glow the past winter, returned TO
Il lzeman the last of this week to remain.
Mss Plat will have charge of the MILF
nary department in connection with the
Wilson company's store which will be
pleasant news TO her many friends formed
here during her recent brief visit TO Boze-
| man.
Mrs. L. Brook Martin gave a dinner on
Friday evening, Miss Alice Porterfield,
Miss Kate Colvin and Miss Anna HIllix
being present.
Walter Cooper and family returned from
| Helena on Sunday.
DR.. 4. II. Hersey, the genial representa-
tive of the Butte Miner. was in Bozeman
the past week.
]. b. Christman was reappointed
custodian of Fort Ellis this week by the
governor.
| Rev. Jacob NJ lis. OF the Method 81
! church. will exchange pulpits with Rev. r.
| L. Bruce of Helena on sunday, Mr.. Mills
i bainr A. He'd 20 Helena To- attend "A meet