The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-20
REALM OF SOCIETY
Continued from the Ninth Page

Joseph zimmerman, warder; G.. I. Lam
port. standard bearer; w. II. Donovan,
sword bearer; James belly, sentinel.
Billings Star lodge No. Al. ]. o. o. F. f:
H. d. Clafin. y. e.; Charles A. Dewar, v.
c.; W. f. Leroy. per. secretary; Frank
Golsh, recording secretary; William
Heffner. treasurer; A. L. Smith, warden !;
George Berkey, conductor.
Billings chapter No. 6. r. A. NJ, will be
ruled during the year 1895 by the follow
ing officers: Rathbone Lodge No. %,
Knights of Pytnias: e. Panton, c. c.;
A. s. Gass. V. c.; ID. L. Jones. p. Robert
Matheson, X. of II. and s.; +. l.. Mann,
NJ. of w; L. j. Mashaw, NJ. of f. G. S.
Robinson. NJ. of E.; 5. ID. Church, /. G.;
A. =. Hart. q. G..
The Pastime social club held their third
dance on Thursday night at the Grand
hotel, breaking up at midnight. There
were present on the occasion the follow
ing: Messrs. and Mesdames f. L.
Bowen. c. w. Forester. A. Graham.
Hugh Evans, +. L. Mann, NJ. r. Rade-
maker, r. G. Scroggs, w. w. Sperry,
George Vaughan, Misses Stella Belanger,
Annie and Gertrude Bailey, Grace
Church, Love Champion, Edith Colvin,
Tessie Fraser, Ella Hayden, Loa Jones,
Fila Lamport, May Mccormick. Cora Nc
Cormlck. Myrtle Markham, Marc New
man, Name O'Connor, Mary Rinehart,
Kate Rademaker, Nettie Stevenson. Ida
Schmudlach. Alice Townsend. Messrs.
Willard Baker, j. III. Charters, l.. &.
Emmerson, Allen Farrell, j. o. Pagan.
Frank Golish. A. 5. Gass, George Havi-
land, Robert Leavens, G.. :. Lamport,
Frank Kappel, Will Morse, w. L. Mains,
George Mains, II. Matheson. w. H. Nc
Cormick, JAY Nc ormck, Paul McCor-
mick. jr., Peter Newman, A. f. Ross,
Peter Ross, b. Rydberg, ID. e. Regain, {. |
l.. Sawyer, Charles Stoll, c. w. Wykes, |
w. A. Wells, Roy Wilkinson and w. j. |
Youmans.
The Married Peoples Social club which |
was organized some time last winter has |
almost completed it's second series of |
meetings. 1t has given much pleasure
to all concerned that they speak of reor-
ganizlng, but as yet nothIn q has been de-
cided. This club is comprised of about
eight ladies'. They meet twice month |
once in the afternoon when they amuse
themselves with fancy work and tea and
once IN the evening. when their lords and
masters are allowed to JOIN the gathering
and some amusement more exciting than
fancy work Is INDUCED in. The club was
entertained last Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Henry Chappie. llalma was the
n
little jewel clsket was won bv Mrs. Allen.
Those prescn besides the members were
Mesdames Harry Allen. Bair, Burton,
Crenshaw, Fritcenburg, Holmes, Gerald
Panton. RiNon, Spear, TompkIns, Will
lians, Woodson.
The young ladies of Billings have organ
lied fancy work club which was enter
tanned on Tuesday afternoon by the
Misses Edith and Beatrix Mathcson mt
their fathers residence. A great many
pretty things are under way. Any one
having friend who is n member of this
club may feel pretty sure of not being
forgotten next Christmas, as one of the
chief objects in getting IL up was the hope
of laying by some of the dainty things
now in progress for next winters Christi
mas boxes. The club does not intend TO
contine itself altogether to fancy work,
but will occasionally have an evening scs-
sion. when the gentlemen friends of the
members will be invited and cards and
music will he the amusement. Each
member has the right to invite a friend
whenever she wishes. The club will he
entertained next time by Miss Annie
Jones at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hays.
The members arc Misses Shoemaker,
Annie Jones, Veola Wilkinson, Nav Nc
Cormick, Cora Mccormick. Ella HAYDEN.
Lila Soule, Anna Rxon, Minnie Panton,
Edith Matheson. Beatrix Matheson. In
vited guests at the first meeting: Miss
Belanger. Miss Rinehart. Miss Teenie
Fraser and Miss Townsend.
A jolly party of young people drove up
TO Clanton's lake, which is in splendid
condition for skating. last Tuesday night.
Those who went were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bowen, Misses Baker, Arlie Baker. Tee
ME Fraser, Ida Llmport, Markham, Rein
hart, Soule, Townsend; Mcssrs. L. Bah
cock, bappel, Ross, Sayer, Youmans and
Immersion.
Last Monday night the Chautauua circle
met at the residence of Mrs. Il \ Pam
ton. Those who attended were Mesdamcs
Barth. Frize!le, Kelly; Misses Beatrix
Matheson, Panton, Minnie Panton, Mar
tina Shoemaker and }. Hirsch.
Mrs. ). w. Sou.e gave a charming little
tea last Friday evening, which was very
much enjoyed by those present. the ladies
going early in the evening and the gentle
men dropping in later in the evening in
time for refreshments. Mrs. Soule ex
pecto To make these teas a weekly institu-
ton. The guests at the last one were
Messrs. and Meslames Frizelle, HAYS and
Schadd and Mrs. Heriord.
The Juvenile Whist club drove nm 70
Clanton's lake on Tuesday night TO try the
skating. For the time being whist seems
TO have given way TO this more eNhilerat-
ing style OF entertainment.
Mrs. J. NJ. Lohban, wife of Senator Lob.
ban of Buffalo, Wyo., is visiting her sister.
Mrs. y. j. Carwile.
Harvey Lane celebrated his ninth birth
day last Saturday afternoon by inviting in
a number of his friends.
Mrs. 4. L. Babcock is making a short
visit in Helena.
Mrs. Donovan went to Helena last week
to make a visit of a couple OF weeks.
Miss Marion Goss entertained the in.
veniie WHIST club last SATURDAY eyenin,
Mrs. 4. Hirsch and family have moved