The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-06
REALM OF SOCIETY
CONTINUED from the Ninth Paqel

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lady; Mrs. William Mitchell, most conf
cally costumed lady; II. L. Scare, mos
handsome costumed gentleman, anC
Harry Masters, most comically costumet
gentleman.
The old-time custom of keeping open
house on New Years day was quite gen.
orally observed in this city. The ladies
who received were: Mrs. d. A. McCaw
assisted by Miss Austa Bowers; Mrs. Z.
:. Webster, assisted by Mrs. L. A. Scheu-
Der and Miss Helen Scheuber; Mrs. +. II.
Talcott. assisted by Misses josie Duke,
Maude Heren and Florence Ballinger;
Mrs. c. A. Crippen, assisted by Mrs. r. ID.
Alton and Misses Anna McDermott and
Nellie Preble; Mrs. j. c. Villas, assisted
by Misses Lulu Ballinger and Matte
Chapman; Mrs. L. 5. Ash, assisted by
Mrs. j. Il. King and Misses Evelyn
Jacobs. May and Martha Ash.
Charles Connap and Sydney Fox enter
tanned large number of gentlemen
friends at the Bungalo New Years night.
The guests were wined and dined and en-
tertained in royal style.
The United Workman and Degree OF
Honor lodges installed officers at their
lodge rooms Tuesday evening, the cere-
monies being conducted 10y Grand Master
Workman Hammond of Butte and Grand
Chief of Honor Mrs. Collins of this city.
After the ceremonies incident TO install
lation were completed the ladies of tho
Degree of Honor served refreshments,
speeches we're made and q very pleasant
social session was held. The Grand Army
post and Woman's Relief corps installed
officers the same evening. 1t was a pub
lie affair and number of guests were
present. An excellent musical and liter
airy programme was rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ennis entertained
large party of friends at their hospitable
home IN Riverside addition Thursday
evening.
Special religious services are being con-
Quoted at the Methodist church and will
DO continued through the present month.
The pastor is being assisted by the Rev.
Woman of Whitehall and the Rev. Reed
of Forsyth.
George Toston of Myersburg and Miss
Sallie Todd of Richmond, KY, were united
in marriage Monday afternoon ut the |
parlors of the Albermarle by Rev. j. Hosk- |
ing.
The Ladies' guild of the Episcopal |
church will meet next Wednesday with |
Mrs. j. r. King.
The scandinavian club will give a pub
lie dance and supper at their rooms on b |
street next Friday evening.
Rev. +. S. Witter will lecture at the
Congregational church Sunday evening.
His subject will be "A Visit to Westmin-
ster Abbey" the browning place and the
burial place of the kings and queens of
England. The lecture promises to be a
very interesting one and all are cordially
invited TO attend and take n Sunday even
ing stroll with the minister through the
old abby, hear its music, look at its mag
niticent monuments and learn Its lessons.
Mrs. A. II. Joy and children have gone
to Pasadena, Cal, to spend the winter.
DIR. and Mrs. w. Il. Collins of Hunters
Hot Springs are in Helena, where they
will remain during the session of the
legislature, of which body the doctor is a
member.
Hon. Allan Il. Joy left for Helena Fri
day to be in atten lance upon the opening
session of the legislature.
Fred Orschel, in charge of the branch
store of j. Orschel d Bro. at Miles City.
is in the city on a visit with his brother.
A. L. FlaGer of Red Lodge was in town
Friday.
Under Sheriff Louis Sichler arrived
from Red Lodge Thursday and will enter
upon the discharge of his duties Monday.
A. L. Mclaughlin and vito have gone
to Canada to reside.
Miss Sarah Horner has returned to Hell.
ena to resume her studies at ST. Vincent's
academy.
Mrs. James White and daughter Lilly
OF Bozeman are in the city, the guests of
Mrs. Whites niece, Mrs. j. A. Bailey.
A. w. Miles was q business visitor TO
Cokedale Monday.
City Marshal Fleming Of Red Lodge
spent Thursday in the city.
Mrs. Frank Fisher of Billings yisited ,
with friends in Livingston the past week. :
Mrs. A. b. Murray of Cokedale spent :
me holidays with her parents in Helena. {
Joe Erb is back from his eastern visit. I
ii. j. Hoppe returned from Billincs
tuesday and will leave tho first of the
week for California to spend the winter. |
Mrs. Nina Brown. who had been visit. 8
ng with Mrs. j. w. Dodds Of this CITY. re- {
urned to her home at Billings the first of {
he week.
Attorney John T. Smith spent New 4
iear's with his father at Central Park. n
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Mercer are back !,
rom visit with Helena friends. i
). ii. Conrad of Horr is back from [
rip to Butte and Helena. /
United States Court Commissioner Mol ;
rum of Mammoth Hot Springs has gone
n visit 10 Cheyenne, Wyo. n
SEVEN DAYS IN BOZEMAN