The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-27

dancing party at the home of Mrs. Turner
IN South Missoula. The affair was one of
the most elaborate ever held in this city
and was attended by the elite of local So
clety in large numbers. Tho house was
deliberately decorated, electric lamps be-
ing combined with everGreens and flowers
with charming effect. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner and Mr.. and Mrs. Graham re-
ceived, assisted by Miss Mckennon. Dane
ing continued from $50 o'clock till l
O'Clock, and was interrupted at IL o'clock
by a luncheon, which was delightfully."-
served. The table was a mass of flowers,
while a large bouquet lamp in the center
sutfused the room with a soft glow that
added greatly TO the effect. Among the
guests were: MIR. and Mrs. T. L. Sterling,
Mr.and Mrs. CT. Dormau, Mr.. and Mrs +.
c. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Smead.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Thompson. Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. NJ. Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Brayton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Carnahan,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Keith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hal ). Corbett, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. j, w. Lister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ii. W. Thompson, DIR. and Mrs. Hanson.
Captain and Mrs. Wilson, Captain and
Mrs. Loughborough, Captain aud Mrs.
Andrews, Lieutenant and Mrs. Shattuck;
Mesdames Leonhauser, Pearson; Misses
RHzus, Devol, McKennou, Straughn,
Margaret Robinson. of Bonner, Beckwith,
Crimson, Catlin, Woody, Gertrude llathe-
way; Lieutenant McCorkie. Lieutenant
Moss, Rev. c. II. Linley, Messrs. NJ. Il.
Rutherford. George Beckwlth, Andrew
Beckwith. c. \. Barnes. James \. Walker,
Charles Hall, f. W. Mcconnell. Tom
Evans, Frank Bogari. II. Lee McCulloch,
Lou Lyons, DIR. Fitzgerald, 4. NJ. Sterling,
j. b. Greenough, Fred Atkinson, \. Sterl-
ing.
The Caledonian club did full justice
last evening to the memory of ebert
Burns, the anniversary exercises at *. L.
hall attracting n large and interested
gathering of tho friends and admirers of
the Scottish bard. The music was excel
lent and the literary exercises of decided
interest. Tho programme was as fol-
lows:
Overture .....................S teele's Orchestra
Opening Chorus-Sient Heroes ............
............. From the Chimes Of Normandy
ReCita tion-OricInal Toam..... NJ. g. Ma .aucy
Piano DCes-~clccted ...... .......... ......-.
Miss Fannie Robinson aud Mrs y. J. Gould
Noca. oolo-Mary o. Argyle. Miss Ne ormick
RecltatOn-Scl. c.ed .......... ........ Miss BOcs
Vocal Duet Selected ........... ..............
............... Miss Morton and Mr.. Lyon
Vocal soIo--Com.n' 1nro' the Esc...........
........ .... ...... .... Miss Della Harding
Scotch Ceremony Burns Address 60 q lagyis
................. ....... Dr. j. j. Buckley
PART II.
Male Guartel-Annie laurie ..................
Mess rs. Lyon, Troop HoUiitzell and Crownoyer
Piano solo elected ............ Mrs. Whitaker
soprano solo-Nithin Nile OF Ed moro
Iown........... ............-. llls>. Houltzell
Recitation selected .....-.. .-..--... Mrs. James
Guitar -Sebdstapol. Observation-Disclosures.
..........................D Or. and Mrs. Hurluut
Vocal solo-Jeannette's Cho.ce ............
MIS-. II. @. tOlnS
Recitation The Wedding OF shon McClan.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...... NJ q. Macaulay
Baritone solo Scec.eI.........J Il UobHtzel
Double Quartet ........... Blue Bells OF scotland
Z. NJ. Reilly. Mrs Whitaker. Mrs II c.
Myers, Mrs. II. o. Collins, Mrs ohyely.
Misses Hoblitzell, Morton, Boues.
Aud Lang Syne................ ..........
Mayor O'Hara and wife, G.. w. Sissons
md wife. Col. ii. ). Page and Perley
Rogers of Hamilton, came down the val
ley Wednesday to attend the Nellie Nc
Henry performance.
Charles L. Woodman spent day or
two in Missoula this week, looking much
improved after his Chicago sojourn.
Mrs. =. NJ. Kelley has been quite i'll this
week.
Judge Woody has returned from
Stevensville. having concluded the BUSH
ness of the Ravalii county district court.
The Bioda club is uneasy. It's MEM
bers are one by one assuming the rcspou-
sibilities of married life. and IT is said that
there are more Withdrawals IN store, so
many, in fact, that the dissolution of the
club is not improbable.
John L. Ruff of tho Hamilton Times,
George L. Boos and l.. Mollenehi. repre-
santed this section az the nrcss rnectinr