The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-03
REALM OF SOCIETY


both fame and fortune.
The Billings Times has a very gentl
way of insinuating that the young lad
who has been teaching the young ideas O
the ceded strip how to shoot is about 4
taste the sweets of welded bliss. Th
Times says: miss Addie Shapley ha
just closed a successful term of the public
school at Absorakee. This school shouIt
recommend itself to teachers who ente
the profession with a view to matri
Inony,' as Miss Shapley's two predeces
sors were each married within 10 days o.
the end of their respective school terms.
The residence of Mrs. w. S. Martin wa.
the scene of n very enjoyable juvenile
event last Monday evening, when Miss
Belle Martin celebrated the 10th anniver.
sary of her birth. Invited friends of the
young lady were present to the number oi
30 and Miss Belle, assisted by her mother
and sister, Mrs. Kumm, entertained the
young people in a happy manner. The
evening was spent in games, recitations,
singing, etc., and a splendid lunch was
enjoyed by all. The guests departed at
10 O'Clock, leaving their young hostess the
recipient of number of pretty and use-
full presents, and wishing her many happy
returns of the day.
Mrs. j. w. heiferlin, who has been seri-
ously i'll for the past three weeks, is now
almost convalescent.
Mrs. Il. L. Bloomburg entertained the
Ladies' guild of the Episcopal church
Thursday with an afternoon tea.
The Young Mems Social club has
vacated its rooms in the Hefferlin block
and the organization has ceased to exist.
The Christian Endeavor society met in
regular monthly session Friday evening at
the residence of Mrs. Martin.
On Wednesday evening the silent mes
senger again entered the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. w. Dyer and laid his clammy
hand on the surviving little twin son. The
funeral occurred Thursday afternoon
from the family residence.
Rev. j. A. Jenkins, pastor of the Baptist
church, has been reengaged for another
year.
County Superintendent Miss Annie Me-
Anelly has been spending the week at her
old home in Red Lodge.
Last Tuesday evening when the men,
bers of the Women's Relief Corps as
sembled at their lodge rooms in special
session they were agreeably surprised to
find an elaborate lunch spread for them.
The ladies who prepared the excellent re-
past were Mesdames Skillin and Owen.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
J. X. Hathhorn. The attendance was
quite large and the session was both
pleasant and profitable.
Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the
Lenten season, was appropriately OBJ
served by the Roman Catholics and Epis-
in this city, services being con-
lucted at both the Episcopal and Catholic
churches. For the period of 40 days
and social gaities will give place
10 fasting and religious worship and from
now until Easter Sunday evening services
will be conducted tr-weekly at St. An
lrew's church and weekly at St. Mary's
church.
A select social dance was given Tuesday
evening at the hospitable home of En-
yineer and Mrs. George Ennis on the north
jide.
Charles j. Linden and Mary G. Nelson
we're united in marriage last Sunday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
swan Larson by Rev. J. Hoskng. The |
couple have gone to housekeeping in |
riverside addition.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist |
church gave a pleasant sociable in the |
'estry of the church Wednesday evening. |
Vocal and instrumental music, recitations |
md refreshments combined to make the |
IF air very enjoyable one.
DR.. l. p. Strayer has closed his dental
,arlors in this city and removed to Helena
With his family.
Marriage licenses have been issued the
'ast week TO j. l.. Glodt of Cinnabar and
Miss Stangel of Horr, and to Martin
stephens and Mary Dooley, both of Big
Timber.
The Scandinavian club gave pleasant
ocial dance in their rooms on B street
friday evening.
Quarterly conference services were con-
Iucted at the Methodist Episcopal church
sunday by Presiding Elder j. w. Bennett
# Bozcman.
\ union meeting of the Young Peoples
ocietics of this city will be held at the
'lethodist church Tuesday evening, led
" {. L. Smith.
Attorney j. Il. Goss of Billings arrived
n the city Thursday and remained a
ouple of days.
John L. Lilly came down from Gardiner
thursday and left the following day for
Ieena.
Attorney \. j. Campbell and +. II. Tai
OFT spent the week in Helena.
Mrs. L. y. Lepley is visiting with friends
4 the Boulder country.
W. 1. kuehn, representing Jackson's .
music store, is IN the city.
County Treasurer 5. l.. Holiday and
life returned Tuesday from a weeks visit
rith Bozeman friends.
Mrs. William Potter and daughter,
race, left for Chicago Wednesday.
DIR. Portius Baxter was in the city from
he Crow agency the first of the week.
o. u. Templeton will leave in n day or
NO Tor an extended visit in the South.
II. \. NanHorne, the Helena cornetist.
as in the city the first of the week.
Miss Clara White expects to leave
lortly for a tour of Europe. She will be
haperoned by her sister, Mrs. j. A.
ailey.
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