The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-12
LIVINGSTON.

Livingston, May 1.-THE enterfain-
ment given at the opera house Friday
evening by the pupils of the Fast side
school house. under the direction OF
their teachers, Misses Rowlen. George
and Stevens and Mrs. Miller, was a
splendid dramatic ard financial sue
cess The opera house was packed to
the doors, every seat was taken and
standing room was at premium. The
success of the event surpassed the ex-
pectations of all. and the excellent
manner in which the programme was
rendered was creditable alike to the
teachers and their bright pupils. The
entertainment was given for the pur-
pose of enabling the East side school
to purchase a library. and as the sale
of tickets amounted to over 500 It Is
pretty certain that the school Will
shortly be equipped with splendid
library. The programme consisted OF
a "Tableaux of Brownies" by primary
pupils, presented as a curtain riser, fol-
lowed with a finely executed and high
ly amusing doll Drill" ty second
grade pupils. Then FOLLOWED an excel
lent rendition Of the play "C1nderella,"
by pupils of the fourth and fifth grades
The royal ball scene, In which the
prince was the central figure. created
a whirlwind of applause. The little
boys and girls presented q very pretty
picture and executed q series OF fntrt-
cate and graceful convolutions- Fol-
lowing is the cast Of characters:
Prince. George Van Brockhn
King. Charlie Schubert
Town Crier Clarence Baker
Courtiers.. Louis Butler. ART stevens
Cinderella. Rosie nansen
Mother Ruth Kinds
Grandmother. .............kittie Sones
Proud Sisters. ........-.-..........
Annie Cornwell, Maud Kearns
The drama was followed by a pretty
little operetta entitled "Caders nc
nic," presented by the pupils OF the
eighth grade. the following being tne
cast:
FLORENCE. .Elfrida Koehler
Charlie ...................R Rose HOPKINS
CAPTAIN. ..................W ater Altken
Bessie. ......Jennie Whyatt
Gertie.. ..Eha barsiets
Policemen
george Watson, Walter Nye. Walter
cso~,s Cadets and Girls
The social event of the past week
was the Ladies' Whist club nnaA party
for the season, given at the palauai
residence OF Alderman and MIS- George
A. Gordon. on Wednesday evening. IL
was a brilliant finale 10 the clubs win
ter series of parties, and the pleasures
of the evening were participated In py
over so ladies and gentlemen. Inc nrst
part of the evening was oevoteu 20
captured by Mrs. J. r. King and Will
lam Dawson and Mrs. Il. NJ sypert
and charles Schlosser. The seasons
awards were given TO Mrs. Whham
Dawson and Floyd Thompson, ana
Mrs. ]. III. Holiday ana Snarles
then served, after which the spacious
pa rlors were thrown open. and 70 the
strains OF excellen music, furnished
by Kumm's orchestra. the merry as
semblaee chased the glowing hours
with living feet until the eastern nor
ZION was suffused with the blush OF
morn. ..,
lecturer of the Equal Suffrage associa-
tion. will deliver a lecture al the opera
house in this city on the evening Oh
May %.
Two marriages were solemnized the
mast week at the parsonage OF the
| Methodist church, the contracting par
Ties being III. Il. Penland and Miss
E,lorence Cook. both of Bozeman, ana
samuel Terrence and Miss Annie l.
| Murphy. both OF Butte
DIR. and Mrs. @. r. Wells returneo
| from the east Monday.
A. Van Broc<iin and wiIe oepsa. 81.
this evening for Butte for q few days
/ visit.
Ernest ottrey Is back from trip 70
| Butte and Anaconda
John Harvath left Wednesday Tor
| California to spend the summer.
sheriff George A. Berkey OK BILLINGS
| WAS in the city Thursday.
Attorney Z. c. Day was In Butte
/ Tuesday on legal business
Mrs. A. p. stark left Sunaay lor
| visit with her parents In Micn,san'
Ernest Mclaughlin returned to-day
| from q visit to Canada
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